Mr. Haynes attempts to use the second person POV to make his story more immediate and poignant and almost achieves his goal; there are the inevitable times when the use of this device is intrusive, but they are at a minimum. No explanation is given for the MC's ability to will the world back in time, requiring more than the usual suspension of disbelief to really enjoy this otherwise well-told tale. 3 out of 7 rocket-dragons.
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Review of "Private Memories" by Michael Haynes
Mr. Haynes attempts to use the second person POV to make his story more immediate and poignant and almost achieves his goal; there are the inevitable times when the use of this device is intrusive, but they are at a minimum. No explanation is given for the MC's ability to will the world back in time, requiring more than the usual suspension of disbelief to really enjoy this otherwise well-told tale. 3 out of 7 rocket-dragons.
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