48 Hours to Die: An Anthony Stone Novel

writer has the makings of becoming 1 of the world's iconic amc type movies like kojak n the monk just to name a few, the writers mind has captured me from the start I could not put it down...I want more this was wheeling thru my nerves n my anticipation like nothing has in a long time!!! amazing detective writings ty throughly enjoyed it

It definitely kept your interest. I just wish the editors would have really proof-red the work. There were times when certain words were double typed. Otherwise excellent job. Keep it coming.

I don’t think the author has heard of a little something called “grammar”. I tried to finish reading it because the premise sounds really interesting, but the grammar is so awful I couldn’t focus on anything else.

The plot of the story sounds intriguing. Then you start reading it and realize the writing is so poor it’s hard to follow. I feel that I could’ve written this story better. This author needs to fire the editor because no way should this have gone to print the way it is.

I’ve only rated a couple of books one star and this is one of them due to: • Numerous typos • Several misspellings • Sophomoric characters and lack of development The main character, the infamous Anthony Stone, is referred to by both first and last name throughout the entire book. No he, him, his, the detective, et. al. Out of curiosity, I typed both names in to the search bar within the book on my iPad and “Anthony Stone” is written a whopping 425 times! I cannot attest to the story itself, the plot, or if there even is one as I couldn’t read it due to the constant errors. I hope the author heeds reader advice and updates a new and improved edition.

The book was riddled with grammatical errors. The wording wasn’t very good. After each chapter there is a page with the title of the book like you have forgotten what you’re reading.

This book had to have been written by an uneducated person with absolutely no writing skills. Horrible grammar, punctuation and unbelievable story line. The worst book that I’ve ever read!

This book is the best omg!!! I love it

The story had way too many typical errors and used the detectives name to distraction but as a whole the story was alright!

Terrible grammar and punctuation. Ending never addressed what happened to Tasha's mother.