Title: Good Story But the Myriad Typos are Aggravating (Book 4)
Review: I just started reading this series on Kindle. I really like the characters and the stories are quite entertaining but, sheesh, the typos are so distracting! Jenks is worried about his son Jenks, Walter's name occasionally appears as Water, characters are "accessing the damage" rather than assessing it, and there must be something new called a "mute point" rather than the more well-known moot point. And these are not isolated incidences. There are probably a hundred of them in this book alone. The first three books had crazy typos, too, but of the four volumes I've read so far, this one is the worst in terms of quality control. Publishers have a high profit margin on the Kindle versions of their books. How about spending a little of it on a proofreader?
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