plagiarism

I discovered the first one almost by accident. Then I started looking. It wasn’t a one time thing. It enrages me and makes me sick to my stomach at the same time. I work so hard to make my reviews ‘my own’. My thoughts, my words, it just sickens me. A sample follows. I am putting her name because thieves deserve to be exposed and publicly shamed.  What makes it worse is she is an artist. Would she like people to steal her artwork?

There is plenty of action in this tale. Family relations play a very important role especially between fathers and sons. Author Steven Mosby looks at how domestic violence can have devastating and long-lasting effects throughout generations. He also looks at the nature of evil and whether people are doomed to repeat the sins of the parents or whether they have free will to break the cycle. The Murder Code is a good… but not a great read. While there are many interesting common personal conflicts and histories… the pace of the story was up and down and sometimes just where the plot was going was hard to follow. ~ Carol

There is plenty of action in this tale but its strongest point is in the characters. Family relations play a very important role especially between fathers and sons. In the novel, author Steven Mosby looks at how domestic violence can have devastating and long-lasting effects throughout generations. He also looks at the nature of evil and whether people are doomed to repeat the sins of the parents or whether they have free will to break the cycle.

Amazon reviewer: Maxine McLister

I am so fucking pissed, I never liked her reviews, she would never write her own synopsis, always: FROM AMAZON. Now I find out her “thoughts” are also from Amazon. This is the third book review I’ve found she copied. I am not done with my investigation.