Tessera
Trilogy Blog
Post 251
4.
Show how LC be came indirect in questioning –
agree, working
5. Flowed
well, but order seemed off
BAM
member –
1.
Use full
name for Fredericksburg – agree
2.
Show how
Blatt’s shop does not include Union memorabilia – agree
3.
Convert
LC’s inner dialog about coin shop to dialog – working
4.
Expand
explanation of detectives being there about a murder – agree, working
5.
Expand
Blatt’s second offer for coin – agree, working
6.
Clarify
what eyes dipping when speaking means - are a recognized tell of lying
7.
Unpack,
expand impression of meeting with coin dealer – agree, working
8.
Show
reactions to Blatt – agree, working
9.
Show
more about Deputy Smith’s recording and phone call – agree, working
10.
Use of
well seems an obvious red herring – working to improve
11.
The
detectives get along too well – add more tension - working
BAM
member –
1. Story
moving along – thanks
2. Some
unnecessary words – agree, working
3. Clarify
the confusion between use of recording vs Deputy Smith speaking with detectives
– agree, working
4. Annotate
uses of inner dialogue, correct punctuation of quotes – agree, working
5. Clarify
how LC senses Wills is wary of Blatt’s responses – agree, working
6. Clarify
why Blatt may be in danger – agree, working
7. Minor
editorial suggestions – working
1.
Clarify attribution of speakers during use of
recording – agree
2.
Clarify that three neighbors were interviewed –
agree, working
3.
Clarify Deputy Smith’s inner dialog – agree,
working
BAM member –
1.
Describe Blatt – agree, working
2.
Show Blatt’s movements, actions to explain suspicion
of lies – agree, working
3.
Explain why LC chuckled to himself in shop –
agree, working
4.
Clarify Blatt’s reaction at detectives
mentioning a murder case – agree, working
5.
Too much for LC to deduce from Wills facial
response – agree, working
6.
Reduce use of adverbs – agree
7.
Explain or show why LC thinks coin dealer
involved in their case - agree
8.
Too early to zoom in on coin dealer – agree,
working
9.
Interesting story - thanks
BAM member –
1.
Good continuation– thanks
2.
Minor editorial suggestion – agree
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As reviewers are aware, the theme of my
newest novel, Payroll Deduction, includes the subject of gold coins from a
Civil War Union payroll. Recently an 1854 $5.00 gold coin minted in San
Francisco was evaluated as worth more than a million dollars. This lends a bit of credibility to my novel.
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