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Emma the Exterminator

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Last week's position: 3519

first registered 06.04.10

last online 242 days ago

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Hi.

I'm an exterminator.

Please be very careful if you ask me to look at your book. If it is bad I will exterminate.

And you may cry,

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ndaye wrote 231 days ago

(rafica_4ndaye@yahoo.com) My name is rafica i saw your profile toda....

KirkH wrote 234 days ago

Hi Emma, I hope you can get a chance to read parts of my college cap....

Robert McIntyre wrote 242 days ago

Thanks! your comments were about 200 days ago if u want to see them.

Robert McIntyre wrote 242 days ago

Hi Emma, A while ago u commented on my book and i did rewrite taki....

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I wrote 242 days ago

There are two books I have read in the time I have been on this site that I could, without a doubt, see being published. This is one of them. My question is, why are you not in the top 100 at least? Harper Collins should be paying attention to this book. Query it, get it out there to agent... view book

I wrote 363 days ago

Not a lot to say. Fantastic. view book

I wrote 456 days ago

I don’t read much in the way of true stories, but I’ll give this a go. Why did he ‘conspicuously’ close his bible? Summers? No. Summer. In the summer. I see you mean more than one summer, but it jars this way. Why are you wearing tights in the summer? You have a LOT of semi-colons. ... view book

I wrote 461 days ago

Good pitch, good start. As I was reading the word ‘right’ jarred with me in the sentence, ‘A twisted piece of metal had sliced right though the front tyre.’ I thought, not needed, but you could get away with it UNTIL you did it again in the second paragraph. ‘The memory blew right through him lik... view book

I wrote 471 days ago

I was going to back you, but you still didn't get rid of your marketin plan. view book

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