by Michael142
Viz: you wrote suburb for <i>superb</i>,
and shutter for <i>shudder</i>.
As I say silly typos for which some harsh critics might condemn you. (The Grammar Nazis around here can be a pretty unforgiving lot) But not enough, in my opinion to spoil a very good story.
The language is too formal, too much like a stiff academic instead of a young woman.
That made reading it less of a pleasure, so I didn't and skipped to commenting.
Very descriptive and a sweet couple, I like the character development from a fellow writer's point of view :)
Quite a few younger women can benefit from an older more patient and experienced man.
I have always been a lousy editor of my own stuff as is evident. But I am determined to improve, to make my stories easier to read. I appreciate all of these comments, and with they help of readers, my stuff will get better. My education and vocabulary are a handicap right now, along with being an old guy taking on the challenge of getting into the psyche of a young woman in this series.
Regards to all,
Michael142.
Young women take an older ride tonight.
Baby sitter? Unusual but seemed advantageous, well written and enjoyable, a young women of today with some adventurers spirit.
You are a history writer, you are also a fair to better romance writer as well.
Thanks, looking toward ch. 2.