Inner City - by Scott Norton

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5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome read May 27, 2013

By Anna Brouillard

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This book was so intriguing I hardly put it down. Wonderfully written it does not linger on any 

one event nor does it speed through scenes making it a poor read. The characters were well 

thought out and the inner turmoils they all face are far from dull.

5.0 out of 5 stars Spectacular April 5, 2013

By Jack

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The book was simply amazing it had action romance and just enough drama to make me happy 

one of the best books I have ever read

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Posted December 1, 2012

 Great read.

A story filled with with love, hate, violence, peace and so much more. 538 pages of wondering what will happen 

next. A FULL story from start to finish. Thanks to the author for sharing a great work with the readers.

Posted July 8, 2012

 Couldn't put it down...

For this to have been a free book, it was wonderful. The author keeps you on the edge of your seat. I couldn't 

put this down. I think this would make a great movie!

Posted April 20, 2012

 Amazing

Perfectly written with great detail it was thought provoking and asked the fundemental question of would you 

stick up for what you believed was right even if you would be killed for doing so.

Posted April 5, 2012

 This book is AWESOME! it keeps you wanting to read the entire ti

This book is AWESOME! it keeps you wanting to read the entire time. It tells of 2 worlds, and both are 

extremely unique. One of the best books I've ever read!

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Inner City

INNER CITY is still downloading well, but oddly it goes in fits and starts. It doesn't download at all for 2 or 3 days and then many download in quick succession. I guess someone reads it and spreads the word.

If you want to read it and let me know what you think - please do! Adapting it to 115 pages of screenplay was a fascinating experience and made me think about the structure I used in the novel. If I was re-writing it I may consider making some of the same choices. Many other choices were made purely to cut time. I think the initial draft came in at around 215 pages. The second draft was down to 160 and was really tight. That's when I realised I would never be able to meet the 90-115 page ideal length if I didn't make some major decisions. So I found some really interesting cuts, one of which really keeps the protagonist front and centre and moves the story along at a faster pace. That's the one I would consider a restructure of the novel to incorporate.