Midwest Book Review is in!
The first book of the O Line was reviewed by Midwest Book Review :
"When justice fails, people take it into their own hands. "Saint Charles Place: An O Line Mystery" is a novelization of the throwback to the Radio Drama, a podcast cult favorite. M. Saylor Billings presents a humorous and exciting spin into the vigilante justice and the creative characters of Ohlone Island. "Saint Charles Place: An O Line Mystery" is a fine read, not to be overlooked."
It's weird to read reviews of your own work. I was lucky that they were so even handed and kind. They could have said, "What the hell is this shlock!" or "I could bespeaketh a derogatory remark if this twaddlewad rag deserved such impudence Lo! it does not even rise to the soles of my shoes! Harumph!" But a couple of words struck me a tad sideways. The review said, "When justice fails" and "vigilante justice", I never thought of it that way, but yeah that's very true. It is a humorous spin into vigilante justice...why didn't I think of that?
"When justice fails, people take it into their own hands. "Saint Charles Place: An O Line Mystery" is a novelization of the throwback to the Radio Drama, a podcast cult favorite. M. Saylor Billings presents a humorous and exciting spin into the vigilante justice and the creative characters of Ohlone Island. "Saint Charles Place: An O Line Mystery" is a fine read, not to be overlooked."
It's weird to read reviews of your own work. I was lucky that they were so even handed and kind. They could have said, "What the hell is this shlock!" or "I could bespeaketh a derogatory remark if this twaddlewad rag deserved such impudence Lo! it does not even rise to the soles of my shoes! Harumph!" But a couple of words struck me a tad sideways. The review said, "When justice fails" and "vigilante justice", I never thought of it that way, but yeah that's very true. It is a humorous spin into vigilante justice...why didn't I think of that?
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