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  1. Posted: June 7, 2013

    When a reclusive writer tries to save her identical twin from spousal abuse, she sparks an entourage where all trails lead to a Scottish village and the dark secret of her suppressed memory is revealed in the climax of the church's fundraising bachelor auction.

    Stoneturner
    Added an answer on June 11, 2013 at 1:40 pm

    I would have to agree that the ending muddies the waters. It would seem that telling us where the climax is rather than what is driving us to that point confuses what you want us to walk away with. A compelling reason to hear your story. The concept sounds okay but it could do with an edit.

    I would have to agree that the ending muddies the waters. It would seem that telling us where the climax is rather than what is driving us to that point confuses what you want us to walk away with. A compelling reason to hear your story. The concept sounds okay but it could do with an edit.

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