I reallylike the mystery behind the story plot. The way Jake was thinking seemed very real to me, and the setting in the desert, and the need for a beer, came out to be very real.
There are just a few mistakes I saw when I was reading. Mostly punctuation and word omissions.
In the 3rd pargraphe you wrote:
"Actually, this time he was speaking to his truck. Jake wasn't the type of guy would his truck or favorite handgun a woman's name." You omitted the words "who" and "give."
"Actually, this time he was speaking to his truck. Jake wasn't the type of guy (who) would (give) his truck or favorite handgun, a woman's name."
And the last line of the 3rd pargraph is too halting. You wrote:
"Now even in Blue River. In the middle of the Nevada desert. In 110 degree heat. It was just Jake and his Hemi." This is how it should be written:
"Now, even in Blue River, in the middle of the Nevada desert, in 110 degree heat, it was just Jake and his Hemi." The only period should be at the end of the sentence to make it flow better.
In the 4th pargraph, the word nonplussed is spelled wrong. There should be 2 "S"es.
In the 2nd line of the 6th paragraph the word period is spelled wrong too. Only one "R" in period, please (giggles).
In the 2nd line of the 11th pargraqph, you spelled "serenading" wrong. S e r e n a d i n g.
In the 3rd paragraph, in the second line, there should be a comma after cowboy, not a period.
There is a spacing and punctuation error in the 4th line of pargraph 11 too.
"The liked the get up;the boots, the hat, ripped jeans,..." Instead of the semicolon, there should be a comma, and then a space. and the first word of the sentence should be "they."
And in the 6th line of the 12th paragraph, you have the word "to" written twice, when it should only be once.
But this is a good story tho, just the errors I saw as I read it, kind of detract from the even flow of the story. I'm also looking forward to reading the second part, too.
With best wishes always,
your friend,
Barbara
"If I have to be this girl in me, then I have the right to be."
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