Winn's Fall Book Reviews

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Good. Good book. I liked the mystery and the characters I just don’t see my self reading it again!

Review 👍. I really liked the story and would recommend reading it, however, this book needs an editor. The typos drove me crazy and really took away from the story. I should have given the book 3 stars because of all of the obvious typos.

A mystery and family. A mystery and family. You know what I liked best? That both Zoe and Winn were close to their families and were very family oriented. Even with the curse hanging over Winn (so he seeks out danger or it seems to find him). Is it a curse? Enjoyed. 4.5

Good story but needs editing. I really enjoyed the story and characters although it’s very predictable. There was a nice extended foreplay with multiple good scenes. I liked the characters enough to be curious to read the next book. What’s distracting is there are a LOT of typos and eerie and the story drags at the end. It needed an editor to fix all that.

Irritating Read. While the storyline is on par with other historical romances, I found the misuse of vocabulary extremely irritating, “born” in place of “borne”, “pallet” in place of “palate” are just a few of the errors. If the author is dictating the manuscript instead of actually writing it, then it needs a good proofreader.

Great. Wonderful book keeps you on edge and hard to put down

Winn’s Fall. Great read

Interesting characters and plot, but—. Ms Brett has flawed understanding of period language and conventions—at least a dozen anachronisms and problems with incorrect phrasing for the period—and in general, spelling (especially of iconic names) grammar, and punctuation. My internal editor came into play over a dozen times each chapter. This doesn’t allow me to think well of any author. It is clear the author is an American, and possibly near or from Virginia: persimmon and chokecherry trees, both found there in that era, were not yet found in England, and since their arrival in England, don’t set fruit well. The following is the case with many American writers of Regency-set stories: I don’t think I’ve caught this in a British author’s novel, but lay off with the whisky or “Scotch” at a Great House or at a gentleman’s club. No. Just no. In ‘our era’, you won’t find gin, either, in homes or clubs of the upper classes. While I think in Ireland it’s ’whiskey’, in Scotland it’s spelt ‘whisky’. Only a Yank would bring American whiskies to Britain, if even then. Before 1823, when the tax laws on distilleries changed, whisky from Scotland (not called just Scotch then, and not by me ever) was not found in the homes of the gentry, nobility, and possibly some of the more independent merchant class—Unless. •IF you were Scottish by blood or marriage •IF you had close Scottish friends who were Really Nice to you •IF you had been given a dram by a Scot, in your business dealings, and enjoyed it, by someone who had access to a distiller willing to take the risk to bring untaxed whisky (like smuggling French brandy) into England. If this were a first novel, I could pardon the anachronisms and lack of knowledge of the period, but it seems that it is not her first Regency-set novel. I cannot recommend it: I finished it because the story was good and the primary characters interesting.

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