Review of Straight Shot
By K.W. Jeter
Available thru Amazon via my A-Store
As a recovering Catholic, this book struck a cord on the very first page. A young women, Marcia, also a recovering Catholic, has been tasked by her estranged father with assisting his passage to the next life on November 2nd, All Soul’s Day.
Her father, the ultimate grumpy old man, pushes his daughter to fulfill his wishes even going to extremes to get his way. Motives are mixed and messy just as they are in real life. Some of plot elements may seem a bit contrived, but there is nothing more surreal than the events that surround a person’s last days.
It doesn’t quite make my must read list, but it was enjoyable and keep me interested. I think it was the dialogue that threw me off.
Still, well done, Mr. Jeter… Well done.
Lucinda Rose 
As a magazine editor, the number one reason I reject a story is because of spotty dialogue. It’s hard to do, and even harder to do well.
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