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The Glass Cat Eye

Viewing comments for Chapter 2 "Madame Reece Meets Dr. Connelly"
Talking to the dead has its consequences

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Comment from driven
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Hi! I enjoyed this story. THe story seemed really good, and I found it interesting. What you reveal of the chracters was good. Not too much, but enough. THe dialogue was good; I could picture it happening. I really thought this had potential, which is why I gave it a four with all of the mistakes. Gerat job!
Connelly's Light brick mansion>light brick

"Oh, how interesting." Reece said, and shook his hand>....how interesting," Reece said

the early nineteenth century." Dr. Connelly continued>needs a comma, not a period

"Very well Reece. Can I have >Very well, Reece.

"Universal Psychic Conference, It's world-wide.> Needs a period if the It's is going to be capitalized. Not sure which way you were going with this sentence in that regard.

"You mean it's that many Psychics in the world?">Is the character speaking in slang? Otherwise IT's that many doesn't make sense...should be are since there's more than one

"That may change." Reece said regretfully.

>comma, not period

afraid of," doc interrupted, "people trusting you."

>Doc

ignorance, you say?' Doc interrupted>needs double quotes

"Listen," Reece continues, "do you know how many cases, I>continued

By contacting the dead and have them tell me who killed them...."

>having them tell me

Hahahahaha", doc laughed hysterically>Doc

"Hahahahahahahaha" Doc couldn't help himself.

>needs a comma

quiet luxury street onto the hectic highway>luxurious might be a better word




 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
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reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Thank you for reading and giving suggestions. I made the changes. I'm puzzled, though, about putting a comma between "Very well and Reece. Can you explain that more. Also Luxury street, like luxury yacht, or luxury hotel.
reply by driven on 28-Mar-2011
    As far as I understand it, you ploace a comma before a person's given name, or even a title: Yes, Sir. Hi, Sam. IF you say so, Mike. et cetera. Okay, I get what you're saying about the Luxury street, amahra. It sounds weird to me. I've never heard of people calling anything a luxury street. Probably just me!
reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Ok, I'll put the comma there; I just needed to know. Luxury street just means that everything on it is expensive, houses, etc. If I say luxurious street, than I'd be talking about the street. And I'm not talking about the street. Thank you for your Hawk eyes. If you remember any more changes, please let me know. I appreciate you.
Comment from adewpearl
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his fourth snicker bar - Snickers bar
Excellent description of setting creates mood well
I hope you didn't mind my being so inquisitive. - add period
I'm really impressed with you, Reece - add comma for direct address
Don't be so impressed with me, Doctor Connelly - add comma
You do an excellent job of conveying the emotions and attitudes of speakers in your dialogue. Brooke

 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Thank you so much. I made the corrections. Just so you'd know, Part III and Part IV has been written and ready for posting. PartII was just too long, so I cut it down.
Comment from WilliamDeen
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Good story. Look forward to part three. The story, characters, and dialogue is interesting. The reads well and moves forward at a good pace. Two things.

You wrote: "Oh, not at all, MS Weatherbee."
Should it be?" "Oh, not at all, Ms. Weatherbee."

You wrote: "You mean, you guys know each other?" Reece chuckled at Doc's surprise."

Need to remove the quotation marks from the end of the sentence.

Good Work!

 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Oh thank you for reading, reviewing, and correcting. I really appreciate it. I will make those corrections. Blessings to you.
Comment from MizKat
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Amarha - Wow this is a good chapter of your book. I enjoyed every word of it. I wouldn't mind reading more of it when it comes out. Bravo on a job well done. Kat
One tiny error:
Steven looked on curiosly(curiously)- forgot the 'u'.

 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Thank you Kat. It's not a book. I Wish! lol I'm not there yet. But it is a short story. You may be happy to know that Part III and Part IV has already been written and ready for posting if Part II goes well. And I will make that correction.
reply by MizKat on 28-Mar-2011
    Too bad, it would make a good book. Maybe you can keep writing and make it into one. Kat
Comment from cheyennewy
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Hi amahra,

This is a gripping story and one I am glad I found. Due to your informative lines in the beginning I was able to catch up. I am very intrigued with this well written story and am looking forward to the next chapter. You have believable characters and I liked the conversation between them. Well done. Blessings, chey

 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Thank you Chey. I shorten it for my readers. You might be happy to know that Part III and Part IV is already written and ready for posting.
Comment from Cheryl Daphine
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Excellent writing,really takes you in.I think Steven will become a 'believer',if these happening's continue.As far as I can see[from only reading this one chapter],you do good character development,and carry your storyline through. I would definitely give your book a read.

 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Thank you for reading; I know it's a lot, but I was hoping it was worth your time. Read PartI; if you're interested; it's not as long and it will fill you in. Thank you for your review.
Comment from Chris Tee
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Excellent write!!! I find it a very intriguing.I just could not stop reading and accelerated the further I read. The twist in the tail seems inevitable.
I look forward to part three.

 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    Thank you Chris.
Comment from MaryMeadid
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The Glass Cat Eye- Part II was an interesting read. You have a great imagination and it shows in your writings. There are a few grammar problems and I'm the worst to point this out because I make a lot of the same mistakes. But in areas it is hard to read. Re-read and check your commas. Nice part II and I will read you again.

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 Comment Written 28-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 28-Mar-2011
    You have to tell me where they are so I can fix it. That's what others have done here.
Comment from Veekz
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Yay!!! I have been waiting for this installment since December! But I can't believe you're making me wait for part three now! Lol :)

I like how the story has followed through with Reece being sent by the board of psychic's and I'm very interested to hear what it was that caused the panic with Steven in the basement - my heart was pounding away reading that part!

Once little fix up:

"Not really. I went to one of her seances. I don't believe in that nonsense, but I attended to convince my friend that she was nothing more than a phony. But I failed.

-end speech mark missing

 Comment Written 27-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 27-Mar-2011
    Man! I don't care how much I fix this thing, I still miss something. Thank you for you hawk eyes. And thank you for reading. It's so long that not too many people are reading and I really need the feed back if I'm going to publish it. Thank you so much for reading and I will fix what you suggested. Bless you my friend.
reply by Veekz on 27-Mar-2011
    More then welcome. As I said, I've been waiting so long for this, you big tease lol, and so was very excited to see the title in my inbox this morn! :)
Comment from K. L. Bauman
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Nice, creepy ending! Love the story and your characters. There were a few punctuation bloopers here and there, but nothing too serious. Keep up the great work.

 Comment Written 27-Mar-2011


reply by the author on 27-Mar-2011
    Hey, you've got to tell me where they were so I can fix it. But thank you for your reading it and for your review my friend.