Could you provide the name of the book? I'd be interested in reading through it too. Thanks.

Definitely don't have the money 😅 may need to reevaluate the idea. Thanks.

This is all very useful and adds a lot of context. Thanks a lot.

That's really helpful. Thank you.

Basically using a phrase from a line in a song. Something like "achy-break heart" or "Hello darkness my old friend."

I'm considering using it as a bit for a character like those "I speak fluent song lyrics" shirts. I wouldn't be taking sung dialogue from a musical and copy/pasting.

I didn't really know suburban horror was a genre but I'm definitely going to read this just for the cover! Looks like a real page-turner.

I have 3 kids 😭 Snowball is adorable

I will use Grammerly to help with the 'is this dash used the right way' issues but most character dialogue is unique and isn't always grammatical. I want each character be expressed the way they are in my head, not the way AI thinks is most concise.

And I color-code my hand written notes too.

The best one in the series, by far.

It's also interesting that you named Penny but Neely is "the man." 🤔 Almost as if you perceive one of their lives to have more value than the other. Anyway...

This has been very enjoyable but it's clear you don't understand the differences between legal definitions. What you're describing is actually assault and probably murder, not manslaughter (which is typically accidental).

Go be a troll elsewhere. ✌️

If you ignored my question, it would be a red herring because you would be the one changing the direction of the conversation. It doesn't matter who bright it up first, it matters who is derailing the conversation.

I conceded that I missed your other comment so it is not a red herring.