if anyone is interested in beta-reading my novel,I'd consider it a big personal favor.
The Great Write Way, Act Three: Where's the gun?
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novel is 171 pages today...don't really know how to build something so long...don't really want to do the usual things and say, beat up the detective, or drop another body, but still things need to happen in the second half...thoughts?
Is a murder being investigated? Some puzzling event? What is the problem that needs to be resolved? Perhaps your detective discovers that the problem is completely opposite what he thought it was.
I have an agent
Bravo, Gud! I'm so pleased for you!
thoughts?
A red herring is traditional.
A blue turbot could be unique.
What is your B plot? Like the detective is solving a mystery, but also has to deal with her BFF being unlawfully evicted, and she has to step in and finds something out about the Bff's landlord. Something which saves the friend AND maybe sheds light on the main mystery.
yeah, there's a murder, and my narrator's nephews kind of look good for it, but they're not.(The killer is in the family, though...) there's also a houseful of musicians planning a tribute concert(dead guy is a record producer)...maybe some weirdness could show up there, or with the tape my singer narrator is trying to find
Someone doesn't want the concert to go on, because they despised the producer, and that person becomes a suspect but isn't really.
Congratulations Gud!