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Blind Luck
by Scott Carter
If you were lucky, really lucky, would you know it? Not the kind of luck we all feel we find every now and then, such as catching all green lights on the way to work. Rather the type of luck when you just can’t lose, at anything, day after day. Would you [...]
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Review of Blind Luck in the Beach Metro by Bill MacLean
Posted: 16th October 2010 by admin in ReviewsLocal authors’ debut novels worth a read
by Bill MacLean
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Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya!? Dave Bolden doesn’t. Even after a catastrophe at work leaves him unscathed, Dave still refuses to believe that he is blessed with that quality, blind luck. Others, however, think that Dave drips luck, want to take advantage of his [...]
Review of Blind Luck – Toronto Publishing Examiner by Renee Miller
Posted: 18th August 2010 by admin in Reviews, UncategorizedRenee Miller
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Review of Blind Luck by Scott Carter
August 17th, 2010 2:47 pm
Blind Luck is the story about a man whose luck and life changes in single horrific moment.
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Blind Luck by Scott Carter is a story about a man whose life changes after a horrific accident occurs at [...]
Excerpt from Todd Shapiro’s Blog – 102.1 The Edge
Posted: 18th August 2010 by admin in Reviews, Uncategorizedhttp://www.edge.ca/Blogs/Todd/BlogEntry.aspx?BlogEntryID=10131108
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Blind Luck, Scott Carter, Darkstar Fiction, trade $18.95.
Lucky us, to have author Scott Carter among us.
The Beach-bred and Riverdale-dwelling teacher and screenwriter [...]
“I really tried to save Scott Carter’s Blind Luck (Dark Star, $18.95) to read around a campfire but after making the mistake of indulging in the first few pages, before I knew it, zoom, it was over.
Dave Bolden is a young accountant whose life changes a bit dramatically. Late to work after a [...]
Expect great characters matched with an intriguing plot
Posted: 23rd April 2010 by admin in Reviews, SynopsisI’ve been looking forward to reading this book for quite some time. Based on what I’ve read from Scott Carter in the past, you can expect great characters matched with an intriguing plot. After all, who doesn’t wonder if things like fate or luck play a role in determining our lives? What the main character, Dave, goes through in this novel is sure to cause readers to reflect and wonder about what turns their own lives might tak
“A poignant rumination on the nature of family, fortune, and fate…”
Posted: 26th March 2010 by admin in ReviewsTags: book, carter, Reviews, scott
“Blind Luck is a poignant rumination on the nature of family, fortune, and fate in the guise of a breakneck page-turner. Scott Carter shows a veteran’s surefootedness in his debut.”
-Craig Davidson, author of Rust and Bone and The Fighter.