Emily Heavern

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@kylerxu2023 I agree with this. if the story were in the city then the murders would be far less jarring to the people in the community #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@twlucas42 I agree with that completely. this is something that I haven't really noticed but i can definitely see it now #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

the setting of the novel is interesting. you have southern hospitality but this really bad vibe that's going on #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

Why have multiple killers at the end of the novel instead of just one like many mysteries do? #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

the way that Locke describes all that she does is very in depth and makes the reader feel like they are in the same place as the characters #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@ashsuttner I think it should be interesting to see how she meshes the two together between what's on tv and whats in books #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@IMichnya That surprised me too. I had never realized how many there are until reading more about them. #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

I think that bluebird bluebird will be an interesting story and am excited to see the dynamics of the story #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

I'm excited to read a mystery novel because I think it'll be interesting to see how the puzzle gets pieced together #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@Ren_Maloney I think that it adds a layer where you get and need to process multiple opinions and viewpoints at once. #writingabouttexts

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@rightwrite25 I feel like it happens that way because of a moment of vulnerability but not in a taking advantage way. It's more like emotions are so high that it happens. #writtingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

Why do you think Cole chose to set this novel in the Civil War? #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@rightwrite25 This is something that I have kind of struggled with because at times it feels too wordy almost. I do think that as the novel progresses that the story will take over and be really captivating #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@morganh2024 So far it has definitely been a little slow but I am excited to see what's coming with the three of them because there has to be a twist to make it a good story #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

So far Cole has done a really good job telling the romance part of the story while keeping the spy thriller part still relevant #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@jackputneyxu I agree with you on that. I think it should be interesting to see how all of it ties together. #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@alexbud22 this is something that I've begun to notice. how writers will mesh genres to tell a compelling story. #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

I think that cole is going to do a good job with telling this story due to how diverse it seems like her writing is. #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

I am excited to read this novel because it won't just be straight romance. I think that them being spies will add a lot to the story. #writingabouttexts

[Emily Heavern @EHeavern]

@IbeG6502 i think that overall Rufus was a bad guy overall but there were times and parts of him that tried to be better but with him the bad outweighed the good. #writingabouttexts