Title: Code Blue by Richard L. Mabry, M.D. (Abingdon Press)
ISBN: 978-1-4267-0236-5
Format: epub
The story begins on Page 9, the pages before this appear to be in good order (copyrights, kudos, acknowledgements). However, once into the story, EVERY page has formatting errors. For the most part is crammed together words and sentences. But there are a lot of hyphens where hyphens don't need to be -- which makes it look like the author is hyphen happy -- and some other odd errors that I wouldn't necessarily call typos. Here are just a few examples:
Page 9: ... fearful thrill of weightlessness.Then the world [weightlessnes. Then the]
Page 10: ... really tried to run her offthe road? [off the]
Page 11: ... could be another explanation. . . . No, she [explanation ... No, she]
Page 49: ... advent of the Wwomen's movement. [women's movement]
Page 94: ... of the paper-work that never [paperwork]
Page 117: he plunged the scalpel into ... her dissection, SCathy wondered [missing "S"; found the missing "S"!] [She plunged ... Cathy wondered]
Page 119: ... had said his good-byes ... [goodbyes]
Page 120: ... almost noseto-nose with Marcus [nose-to-nose]
Page 123: ... red polka-dot tie [polka dot]
Page 133: ... rectangular off- white plastic box [off-white]
Since the margins are flush left and right, it cannot be determined if there are actually extra spaces, except in the instance of hyphens or ellipses.
A lifelong reader, now may my life be long enough to catch up on my reading!
