Glaring Errors in books

[shalimarfire]

About a week and a half ago I finished Lora Leigh's final book in the Elite Ops series, Live Wire.  One thing that I have enjoyed about this series is watching the character development and seeing the men finally bow to love. 
but, here is my list of negatives about the whole series:

• glaring and repeated grammatical errors
• misspelled simple words

Comments

[ravenesquesky]

Well of course I do not plan to read anything she writes. Why should I pay for a specific caliber of authur and instead get a 12 year old fanfic writer--I can get that for free. Thanks for the heads up...and just fyi...been working on the next chapter of Tattoo....and the rating will be changing...soon

[shalimarfire]

OOOH, an update on tattoo and a rating change! This is going to be so much fun!!!! =D I love it when you're writing!!!!
I think I'm using far too many !!!! but I can't help it! You're working on tattoo!!!! *GLOMP* You're awesome!

[ravenesquesky]

Wow...didn't realize a glomping would be in order! I came up with a great idea to incorporate into the story...something that will actually strengthen the bond they already have through the blood bonding they now have...you will like it....I think.

[shalimarfire]

now you're just teasing and making me antsy for the story! Are they any closer to returning to their reality? Or will they be in the alternate a bit longer?

[pelespen]

Hahaha yeah, I saw that. I've never read her stuff, but it doesn't sound like something I could tolerate at this point. I swear, though - so many of these "published authors" sound like they could stand to spend a few years in the world of fanfiction. Poor writing/editing, bad online behavior, flouncing over negative reviews... really, guys?