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Veronica is sent back again

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Comment from Phyllis Stewart
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Good save being caught saying she could find out when people died. V thought fast and calmed Joe's fears. No one wants to know that! Except me, but no one can tell me...grrr...

So, if she can't go to Bristol, then HOW? Looks like a dead end from here, but I'm sure your clever Veronica will think of something. And hurry up... I'm anxious to meet Francis the albino. :)

 Comment Written 14-Jan-2018


reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    You are doing a little better now, aren't you? Didn't you tell me the doctors gave you some good news regarding your lungs? I hope I got that right.

    Thank you so very much for the lovely 6 stars, Phyllis, I really appreciate them. You review is lovely too. Victoria is on the case alright, just wait till the next part!!! Big hugs, my friend. Sandra xx
reply by Phyllis Stewart on 14-Jan-2018
    I'm about five percent better and that's a lot for me. The dizziness/off-balance affects my walking, but I don't walk very much, so there's no point in doing rehab therapy for it. I just had another lung scan and it still has not changed... been three years now. BUT it's much harder to breathe, so SOMETHING is wrong that they don't know, and it is not pressure in lungs or weakened heart. I'll ask my pulmonologist AGAIN in two weeks. But at least I can sit and type and still feel normal here at the computer. :)
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Let me know how you get on when you see her/him again. Yes, writing is a good way to stop the boredom setting in when you can't get out like you used to. With your imagination, you can go anywhere. Is the next part ready yet? No pressure!! :) xxx
Comment from Sugarray77
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Well done. Interesting dialogue and good rhythm throughout the piece. You are setting up the following sequences nicely and also instill valid emotions in the current dialogue. Good job.

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reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Thank you, Sugarray77 for your lovely review. I'm delighted you enjoyed it. Sandra xx
Comment from Brigitte Elko
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This is a well written story and makes this reader continue on with the journey to Bristol. I love the super natural elements and the character having human dilemmas, such as telling a lie and attempting control maneuvers in their roles.
You have created credible characters and the plot is imaginative but plausible. Well written.
Have a great day.
:)Brigitte

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reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Thank you so very much for this lovely review,, Brigitte, you have quite made my day! Thank you. Sandra. xxx
Comment from aryr
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Joe definitely got a bit of rude awakening in this chapter. It was great that he did divulge the information that Rosie was from the Bristol area and that there was a split second of hope of finding Jacob. Joe did take Gwendolyne's death rather well, even though it added to his confusion. Veronica will eventually figure it all out, after all the powers to be could not and would not be so cruel. Very well done, Sandra, very enjoyable and packed with lots of interesting information. Thank you so much.

 Comment Written 14-Jan-2018


reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    What a really lovely review, Alie, thank you so very much, my friend. It's so encouraging to read reviews like yours. Bless your heart. :) Sandra xxx
reply by aryr on 15-Jan-2018
    You are so welcome Sandra, blessings and hugs to you.
Comment from giraffmang
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Hi Sandra,

Poor old Joe, sitting on a goldmine... or chocolate mine but no ingredients...

Some leads but not without their difficulties.

Few bits & pieces.

Rosie's kin be living - should probably clip the 'g' off this.

I ain't got the money t' buy it / aint nothin' in Bristol fer the likes of me - both Joe's dialogue here but different presentations of aint. keep them the same.

'Um, let me be getting' this right in me 'ead.' - delete the 'g' from getting.

come back an' tell's me yeh be talkin' t' Gwendolyn - I don't think you need the apostrophe for tells here.

In for a penny, in for a pound!' I spoke to her ghost, Joe ... I can do that, too.'- need to move the opening speech mark here.

'We? - need closing speech mark here.

All the best
G

 Comment Written 14-Jan-2018


reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Oh, Gareth! What a lot of errors, thank you so very much for picking them up for me. I'll do the corrections now. If it wasn't for your care in reviewing I'd be lost. I can't thank you enough, you are indeed the best reviewer here. You wouldn't believe how many times I've gone over this. Back to the drawing board! Big hugs, my friend. :) Sandra xxxx
Comment from Douglas Paul
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Ahhh - I always enjoyed these stories. I have missed out on a lot of this one since I have been absent for s long, but I was still able to follow it pretty well. Have a great day, my friend

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reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Bless your heart, Douglas, what a pleasant surprise to see your name here. I looking forward to seeing you a lot more when you don't feel so tired. Thank you so much for reading this part. I keep meaning to write a synopsis of all the chapters so far. I will get round to it this week, hopefully. Thank you also for the lovely 6 stars, that is so very kind of you. Big hugs, my friend, and lots of love. :) Sandra xx
reply by Douglas Paul on 14-Jan-2018
    Good to hear from you too, my friend. You are such a gifted writer that I always enjoy your work. I hope to be more active again this year
Comment from Ulla
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Hi Sandra, another wonderful chapter and so well written as always. I really enjoy the ride. Veronica really stepped into it this time when she said she could see how long anybody would live. But thank God, she got away with the explanation. I can see why she needs too go to Bristol, and also why it's a bit of a problem. Can't wait to be reading on. Hugs. Ulla xxx

 Comment Written 14-Jan-2018


reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Thank you so much, Ulla. I don't think I'd want to know when I was going to die, would you? If I thought I would be fit and healthy and live until I was 100, then perhaps I might. But that isn't likely! LOL. Thank you so much for your lovely review, my friend, and the lovely six stars. They mean a lot coming from you. :) Sandra xxx
reply by Ulla on 14-Jan-2018
    No, I certainly wouldn't like to know.I want to enjoy it while I'm here. xx
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Absolutely!
Comment from Ben Colder
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The write makes me to remember something two doctors were disusing concerning dark chocolate. It is stated it will fight loss of memory. Hope so. They have me trying it. Enjoying your book. Ben

 Comment Written 14-Jan-2018


reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    You have just made my day, Ben! I am a chocoholic and now I know I can eat it for medicinal reasons, I'm going straight round the chocolate shop and getting a trolley load of dark chocolate bars!!! LOL! Do they say it helps you to lose weight as well?? :))
    Thank you so very much for the lovely review, my dear friend, and all those lovely stars. You are so very kind. Big hugs, my friend. :) Sandy. xxx
reply by Ben Colder on 14-Jan-2018
    Study shows it is an Alzheimer fighter. Dark choc and berries. SORRY us fat folks need more exercise lol.
reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Oh well, we can't have it all! LOL. :)
Comment from Bill Schott
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There is so much here for me, just now wading in, to catch up to. Your dialogue, such as the vernacular used with Joe, really humanizes him and brings the reader in. Need to read more of the story to get the full idea.

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reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    That is so nice of you to say that, thank you so much, Bill. I'm so pleased you liked the story. :)) Sandra xx
Comment from Rasmine
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Hello, :)

How are you doing?

Good chapter. I hope they work out the hopelessness.

I found a typo, unless you meant it, and I have a suggestion:
She were saving it for a special treat, but she said it were (did you mean 'was'?) worth it!'
The suggestion has to do with the chocolate. If he sold it, wouldn't it interfere with history? Because people would discover it, or did already, I don't know.

Hey, have a good weekend.

 Comment Written 14-Jan-2018


reply by the author on 14-Jan-2018
    Hi, Rasmine, no, it's not an error, if it was this book would be littered with them. lol. It's the local dialect and has been used all through this book and the first book in the trilogy. And no, it won't change history, chocolate was already out and kept for the gentry. I make sure everything I write in the story has been thoroughly researched. Thank you for reading and reviewing, my friend. :) Sandra x
reply by Rasmine on 14-Jan-2018
    Ah!!! Now I am craving chocolate! :D