Everyone has had bad days, but when Ella’s entire world is shattered--first by the unexpected death of her father; and then by the revelation that her husband has been cheating on her, her bad day nearly becomes her last. Standing on the brink of suicide, a sudden moment of inspiration causes her to realize that she still wants something out of this life. Following a childhood dream, she moves to England to live with her odd-couple grandparents. Her well-intending grandmother (Nan) had taken it upon herself to gain Ella the consideration of employment at the law firm of a Gavin Malon, whom Ella soon learns is a “glacier beneath a Gucci”. Download this FREE e-Book today!
Everyone has had bad days, but when Ella’s entire world is shattered--first by the unexpected death of her father; and then by the revelation that her husband has been cheating on her, her bad day nearly becomes her last. Standing on the brink of suicide, a sudden moment of inspiration causes her to realize that she still wants something out of this life. Following a childhood dream, she moves to England to live with her odd-couple grandparents. Her well-intending grandmother (Nan) had taken it upon herself to gain Ella the consideration of employment at the law firm of a Gavin Malon, whom Ella soon learns is a “glacier beneath a Gucci”. Download this FREE e-Book today!
I really enjoyed reading this book. In my opinion, if you are a good reader, the grammatical errors and apostrophes won't keep you from getting the point.
As I said, I liked this book but I agree that there were too many mistakes that took away from the pleasure I received from reading this book. I am always proof reading too.
OMG. the spelling and grammatical errors are horrendous! Who writes a book without proofing it? That was so unfair to readers, not to mention inconsiderate. Don't waste your time on this if you're literate.
At first glance I didn't feel the story was long enough to involve the details needed to leave me feeling complete ... I was SOoo wrong. I don't think you needed another word.
I agree with most everyone else in reference to the shortness, grammar,and unfinished ending. If the writer had written another 75 to 100 pages it would have been even better.
I gave up on this book. To begin with there is little structure, names change, errors are too much to bother myself trawling through. This is the first download from this site for me and I very much hope that this is not the standard of every book. Not impressed so far.
Beginning at the End is the type of book which doesn’t let you avert your eyes even for a few minutes lest you miss the story. The book is captivating with characters who face similar sorrowful fates but the positive note and the most striking feature about the book is that it has friends, relatives and colleagues who are caring and understanding and trying to better the situation. The novel proves that when aspects of mutual love and respect are questioned problems crop up between couples. No one can control everything all the time, but for the multi-talented Nicole, fate favors in the form of good advice from her kind-hearted people and she deftly maneuvers the situation to her side.
Liked the book...as one likes the hint of music in an elevator, not necessary to hear but pleasant none the less. I agree with previous commentators. There was a great deal of errors made through out I was able to ignore them for the most part but what really made me sad was how short the story was. We read for days about sights and smells but never got any good back story on our main character(not sure if I should call her Ella or Nicole)and even got thrown for some loops when we learned of the age differences and about her late fathers infidelity which I figure would have been her mother not her father since he was so busy making money for the family and what not. Ryan didn't get much face time either, nothing with his father interacting with Gavin/Allan(again not sure which to call him) which would have put us(the reader) into the loop because then we would have been rooting for Gavin/Allan to sweep Nic/Ella off her feet as it is right now we didn't root for him because he was so stoic. Out and out its the kind of rushed together story I would expect from a seventeen year old not a grown adult. Not bad yet not good either. I apologize for my grammatical errors and spelling mistakes but I must admit I'm not an author.
romance for intelligent women....liked it, but the word is 'matter', not 'mater' (lots of grammatical mistakes....sorry-i feel like a proofreader sometimes)
I have not read this book yet just got it now yet already I'm inspired. Through bad spelling and mix match thinking these one thing that stands out above the rest. This is a story about how when you really down in the dark pits and think where to from here, you just need to wait the rainbow and clear skies are around the corner. I'm glad I found this unproofread version cause waiting for the real thing would not of come today the day I feel like all the bad is happening at once. Thank you e-books and writer!
This <book> if full of typos, errors, missing words and the two main characters change name: Gavin - becomes Allan - becomes Gavin again.
In the preview she is referred to as Ella and her name in the book is Nicole.
At one point they say: <...she is twice his age...> which in fact it is later confirmed that ...he is older then she is....
I find it annoying to have to read a sentence twice because it makes no sence (ex: the there of them left the pub......instead of three) and so on.
This was my first book from your site and I hope the others have been more carefully reviewed and proofread.
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