Hi, Sebastion. Jaye here. I'm reviewing this story this morning at your request.
General Impressions: This is a very good, well-plotted story where you've done a great job of setting up the mystery and following it through with the clues. It does need a good deal of additional editorial work.
Characters: You did a very good job of portraying Agent Weatherby through her thoughts and actions.
Dialog: Dialog is realistic and believable.
Format: Suggest you increase the size of the print on the story itself for easier reading.
Grammar & Punctuation: Suggest hyphenating compound adjectives, i.e., when two or more words are combined to describe a noun.
Suggest watching for confusion between “there” – a place/location – and “their” – showing plural ownership.
Suggest a thorough proofread and edit, looking for the sort of things listed below.
Specific Suggestions:
In this phrase, ‘ The Monarchy are more dominate in the day to day polities of the empire,
Suggest: The Monarchy are more dominate in the day-to-day polities of the empire,
In this phrase, ‘ although if the rumours throughout history are to be believed. Gods walk among the lamb. '
Suggest: although if the rumours throughout history are to be believed, gods walk among the lamb. (Do you really mean "lamb"?)
In this phrase, ‘ Cassandra Weatherby knew their had been something different '
Suggest: Cassandra Weatherby knew there had been something different
In this phrase, ‘ The local bobbies assisted in the follow up investigation '
Suggest: The local bobbies assisted in the follow-up investigation
In this phrase ‘ a man who apart from a birth certificate '
Suggest: a man who, apart from a birth certificate
In this phrase, ‘ Cassandra and her team returned to there headquarters at Whitechapel. '
Suggest: Cassandra and her team returned to their headquarters at Whitechapel.
In this phrase, ‘ She sat down at her desk and opened the draw to her left to put her firearm away, '
Suggest: She sat down at her desk and opened the drawer to her left to put her firearm away, (Is "draw" British usage?)
In this sentence, ‘ As you no doubt aware of, I am Andrew Wilder, and if you are reading this then its likely I’m dead by now. '
Suggest: As you are no doubt aware, I am Andrew Wilder and, if you are reading this, then it's likely I’m dead by now.
In this phrase, ‘ keep sober, she couldn’t even do that. '
Suggest: keep sober, but she couldn’t even do that.
In this phrase, ‘ I found her one night in a right emotion state from the booze, '
Suggest: I found her one night in a right emotional state from the booze.
In this phrase, ‘ due to years of alcoholic abuse. '
Suggest: due to years of alcohol abuse.
In this phrase, ‘ when the first bank heist had be reported to the National Criminal Prevention Agency. '
Suggest: when the first bank heist had been reported to the National Criminal Prevention Agency.
In this sentence, ‘ Jail would have been a fair punishment than the one I’m now living in.” '
Suggest: Jail would have been a fair punishment compared to the one I’m now living in.”
These comments are only my personal opinion. My suggestions are made in the spirit of making a good piece even better. Keep writing!
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