Review Detail of CallMeDage in The Hitting Zone

Ha ha, I told you that I'll also read this one. I liked it just as much as your other work. It was honestly a refreshing read. From my point of view, there was not one useless dialogue here, no unnecessary info dumb, every little thing that was mentioned came back later. At some point I even forgot he had to go to a psychologist, it was a pleasant surprise to see it happening. I gotta say that seeing the protagonist, our dear Bambi, slowly integrate and interact with the Atkins was really heartwarming. Overall I absolutely recommend this to anyone that's tired of nonsensical plots, of mc's that think with their third leg. The story and character development is definitely there and man, it's really been a while since I have seen a character that's not made out of cardboard. I don't think there's any fella in the story that I dislike (leaving aside Bambi's biological family), expect maybe . . . one, but I won't mention who though -cough- Chris -cough- There's one thing I've noticed throughout the story and that really stuck out to me, Mr. Atkins' past, that caught me by surprise. The books where the parents actually get a 'past' of their own are few and far between. I absolutely love Mr. and Mrs. Atkins personalities. And since I really began to like them, I really dread them finding his biological dad. I can almost see him popping out of some hole when Bambi makes a name for himself in the baseball world or him meeting his brother beforehand on the baseball field, that would be some crazy sh!t. All in all I really like the story, what can I say more? Keep up the good work. **. I don't think I will ever be able to stop calling Bambi, Bambi, the nickname really stuck.