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Alan SmitheePenpusher
A dangerous serial killer charms his way into a single Mom’s life which brings a talented FBI agent out of retirement to work on the case whilst supernatural Neptune is also awakened to help.
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Please don’t post your logline twice the next time.
On to your logline:
It’s a little bit confusing. First of all, you shouldn’t use the names of the characters in a logline. Only use character traits or descriptions like “an abondened single mom” or “an alcoholic fbi agent”. We don’t need to know their specific names in a logline.
Also, what does the hero “Sea God Neptune” have to do with the fbi agent and the story in itself? I can’t read any connection out of your concept.
Your different plot elements have to be intertwined in your story and all be part of a larger context. I don’t see it here with your logline.
The problem with this logline is that is starts off as a serial killer story and ends as a fantasy story.
It can have both.