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    | The Runaway
    
    Author: DemonX |   
    |  | (Added on Mar 27, 2008)
            (This month 50537 readers) (Total 62684 readers) |   
    |  | Young girl seeks help from the father of her friend - only to find herself prey for his vengeance. |  
 
   
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      Average (?):  (7/10) |   
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      Rating:  (7/10) |   
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    | Reviewer: 
    jep33
  (Edit) | Rating:  | Nov 1, 2008 |   
    |  | Overall, I thought the author displayed a talent to put words together.  If English is his/her second language then I commend the author for having a better command of language and grammar than many who claim English as their primary language. There were a few words spelled so poorly that they destroyed a sentence.  For example, “Mark gave her a light slab into the face.”  I assume the author meant to use the word “slap” instead of “slab”.  Another example, “ . . . and shacked her head roughly . . .”  I assume here that the author intended to use the word “shook” instead of “shacked”.
 I liked the development of the characters that set the tone for their moods.  However, I thought the buildup did not have a payoff that was worthy of the overall journey.
 But, again, I give credit for the author’s ability to string words together.  I think there are good stories within this ability that are waiting to get out.
 (8/10)
 
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    | Reviewer: 
    Mad Lews
  (Edit) | Rating:  | Apr 7, 2008 |   
    |  | I'd agree you were mistreated by grinner666. For spelling all I could find was the use of dept. for debt, loose for lose, and perhaps frizzle for sizzle (depending on if the eggs were burnt,) I also suspect English may not be your first language because of some word choices. If that's the case you deserve a higher score from me. I'd suggest having a friend proof read your stories before posting just as a general rule to catch any minor glitches.
 This is a fine story and the problems are very minor.    (8/10)
 
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DemonX
  (Edit)  (Apr 13, 2008)Hi,you're right - English is not my first language. So I really thank you for your review and your hints.
 
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    | Reviewer: 
    texanpauline
  (Edit) | Rating:  | Mar 29, 2008 |   
    |  | Unfair review by grinner666, I think.  Spelling and grammar are OK.  Actually not a bad story at all.  Not really my thing, but good rating appropriate. (9/10) 
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DemonX
  (Edit)  (Apr 6, 2008)Thank you.  I really appreciate your comment |  
 
   
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    | Reviewer: 
    grinner666
  (Edit) | Rating:  | Mar 28, 2008 |   
    |  | Three words:  Learn.  To.  Spell. (3/10) 
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DemonX
  (Edit)  (Apr 6, 2008)Thanks for the comment. Would be much more helpful if you would also include examples of my mistakes - so that I can learn and improve. |  |  |