Prophet’s Legacy (Son’s of Zion Book 2) December 22, 2022 Prophet’s Legacy (Son’s of Zion Book 2) “Son’s.” Spread the love Tags: aspect ratio, bringing sexy back, cut and paste, layout woes, punctuation matters ◀ Mountain Rails of Old: Family History Mystery Series Book 3 A Killer Among Us ▶ 14 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Inline Feedbacks View all comments Syd 1 year ago ah yes, so eager to read an author who can’t spell. What’s next? a carpenter who can’t use a hammer? Can’t wait! Zsuzsa 1 year ago Reply to Syd Mr./Ms. Boyes (I can’t read the first name and don’t care enough to find out) is simply following Dave Barry’s rules of punctuation: an apostrophe is used to let you know that an “s” is coming up. Syd 1 year ago Reply to Zsuzsa shouldn’t that be “an apo’strophe i’s u’sed…” ? Zsuzsa 1 year ago Reply to Syd ‘Sorry. My bad. Ian 1 year ago This cover confuses me. Is this is this a romance or a religious fiction book? War Goat 1 year ago Reply to Ian Male religious romance with babies found in a cemetery, maybe? Author Nathan 1 year ago Reply to Ian Not mutually exclusive, but I’m not gonna investigate to find out. War Goat 1 year ago Shelles Boyes… Shelle’s boys. Given the genre, it’s a pseudonym that can also be used as a subtitle. Now that is multitasking. Hitch 1 year ago “Hey, look, Mikey, if I tweak his left nipple just so…” Honestly, not sure if I find this cover confusing or disgusting. It can easily go either way. RK@HM 1 year ago Reply to Hitch Embrace the power of and. Hitch 1 year ago Reply to RK@HM LOL, you are right, RK, absolutely right. I overlooked the obvious. RK@HM 1 year ago How did these little kiddies get monkeypox? I’d tell you, but you’re not even allowed to ask that question these days, let alone answer it. Zsuzsa 1 year ago I’d give it a “readability” tag as well. My first question on this book was, “What’s a Drodhet, and why should I be concerned about its legacy?” Tia 1 year ago Reply to Zsuzsa Yes, it deserves a “readability” tag. I thought it was “Dr♥Phet’s Legacy”.
ah yes, so eager to read an author who can’t spell. What’s next? a carpenter who can’t use a hammer? Can’t wait!
Mr./Ms. Boyes (I can’t read the first name and don’t care enough to find out) is simply following Dave Barry’s rules of punctuation: an apostrophe is used to let you know that an “s” is coming up.
shouldn’t that be “an apo’strophe i’s u’sed…” ?
‘Sorry. My bad.
This cover confuses me. Is this is this a romance or a religious fiction book?
Male religious romance with babies found in a cemetery, maybe?
Not mutually exclusive, but I’m not gonna investigate to find out.
Shelles Boyes… Shelle’s boys. Given the genre, it’s a pseudonym that can also be used as a subtitle. Now that is multitasking.
“Hey, look, Mikey, if I tweak his left nipple just so…”
Honestly, not sure if I find this cover confusing or disgusting. It can easily go either way.
Embrace the power of and.
LOL, you are right, RK, absolutely right. I overlooked the obvious.
How did these little kiddies get monkeypox? I’d tell you, but you’re not even allowed to ask that question these days, let alone answer it.
I’d give it a “readability” tag as well. My first question on this book was, “What’s a Drodhet, and why should I be concerned about its legacy?”
Yes, it deserves a “readability” tag. I thought it was “Dr♥Phet’s Legacy”.