Blue Collar Blues

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Summary: Descriptive tacky drama
Review: This was my first read by Rosalyn McMillan and will be the last. It read like several bad books in one. I could not identify the talent of the author or the direction of the book. This was just a mess!

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Summary: Dumb, Dumb, Dumb
Review: Unsympathetic, underdeveloped characters. Unrealistic and inaccurately portrayed situations. Flat, undescriptive, poorly written and seemingly unedited prose. This book read like its own first draft. Don't waste your time or your money.

Rating:
Summary: Dumb, Dumb, Dumb
Review: Unsympathetic, underdeveloped characters. Unrealistic and inaccurately portrayed situations. Flat, undescriptive, poorly written and seemingly unedited prose. This book read like its own first draft. Don't waste your time or your money.

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Summary: Shocking! Explosive! Gritty and compelling
Review: What a compelling and shocking novel. I couldn't put the book down. It was a true page turner. Truly explosive and mind-blowing. I have enjoyed all of Rosalyn McMillian's novels and I look forward to reading her new novel. Though this novel was laced with a lot of graphic details which included sex and violence I still found it very entertaining and very thought provoking.

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Summary: Informative Handbook
Review: When I bought this book, I had no idea that this was Terry's sister. They certainly have different styles of writing. From other reviews or other books, I see she has a huge following. Maybe I need to read one of her other books. This one was okay, but I found it difficult to like, let alone care, for the main character. It has some very good parts to it, but the details about the auto industry just bored me to death. I suppose for those who live and work it, it was right on point. For those of us in the rest of the country, it was like okay, okay, okay, can we get back to the story at hand? However, it did have some nice twist near the end of the book.

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Summary: Bluesin'
Review: When I bought this book, I had no idea that this was Terry's sister. They certainly have different styles of writing. From other reviews or other books, I see she has a huge following. Maybe I need to read one of her other books. This one was okay, but I found it difficult to like, let alone care, for the main character. It has some very good parts to it, but the details about the auto industry just bored me to death. I suppose for those who live and work it, it was right on point. For those of us in the rest of the country, it was like okay, okay, okay, can we get back to the story at hand? However, it did have some nice twist near the end of the book.

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Summary: EXTRODINARY
Review: Yes "BLUE COLLAR BLUES" was extrodinary. I enjoyed this book she is better than her sister Terry. I thought this book was well developed and very well written and I liked the way she gave an update of each character at the end. Rosalyn was very knowledgable of the Automotive industry and put it on paper with supreme spice. Good work Rosalyn you are doing a great job please give us more.