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Denied life insurance benefits after her partner dies, an unemployed chef must unravel a diabolical link between the insurance company, a genetic testing company, and a popular internet search engine before she and her unborn child become their next victims.
Okay, so this doesn't read as good as it could, and there's a lot of elements being juggled, but... I'll admit I came here to read everyone's comments because the story intrigued me. Seems like a facinating story. Good luck with it.
Okay, so this doesn’t read as good as it could, and there’s a lot of elements being juggled, but…
I’ll admit I came here to read everyone’s comments because the story intrigued me. Seems like a facinating story. Good luck with it.
See lessWhen two inmates realise that no one is on their side, together they must navigate an uneasy friendship to set each other free.
I feel that this is generally too vague. Who is not on their side? What does this even mean? Why is their friendship uneasy? What is at stake? There's also a good opportunity missed here to show what it the quirk, or uniqueness to this story that sets it apart from every other jail-break piece. I woRead more
I feel that this is generally too vague. Who is not on their side? What does this even mean? Why is their friendship uneasy? What is at stake?
There’s also a good opportunity missed here to show what it the quirk, or uniqueness to this story that sets it apart from every other jail-break piece.
See lessI wonder, what is the really special part of this story that I’ve never seen before that will make me want to particularly read this story?
When an anxious recluse agrees to take his cancer-fighting friend on one last adventure, he doesn?t bank on having his beliefs, loyalties and survival skills challenged when she falls fatally ill.
When invited by a terminal cancer patient, an anxious online recluse dared to join her on a road trip, but when she falls fatally ill he is left responsible for getting her home. Maybe slightly better?
When invited by a terminal cancer patient, an anxious online recluse dared to join her on a road trip, but when she falls fatally ill he is left responsible for getting her home.
Maybe slightly better?
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