Semantic Error

*Brief Review-Reflections* ~~ Have you ever been a victim of the "One More Chapter Syndrome"? The clock's hands point at the wee hours, singling out the body's woes of having to certain consciousness past the healthiest time to sleep for a reader's costly whims to be satiated. *Semantic Error* plants bugs at my constitution and provides high entertainment; I haven't been this glued to my phone screen since God knows when. The term "binge-worthy" is apt to describe a story that engages its audience (in a repercussive manner) by hitting the right notes: characters with a strong personality and great chemistry; a setting for romance thatleans on to the adulting stage; appropriate comedy; telling art; and visually appealing gay guys to boot! It is apt to describe *Semantic Error* as such (binge-worthy), ironic as it's a slow burn -- a slow burn handled with finesse at the process of development, and more importantly, retained diligent care by successfully making the story explosive and flamingly fun until the end. *Semantic Error* leaves no room for semantic errors in the program.