Lillian Clark
The idea for IMMORAL CODE is a bit of a mix between The Breakfast Club and Office Space. It's about five best friends in their senior year of high school faced with a big moral question after one of them loses out on funding to her dream school thanks to her wealthy, estranged father. When another of the five comes up with a solution that isn't exactly legal (seeing how it's utterly illegal), they ask themselves: Is doing the wrong thing for the right reasons still wrong?
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Naomi Milliner
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Lillian Clark:
Does the current book you're working on also have multiple points of view?
Mackenzie Virginia
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Lillian Clark:
This is not a question, but I just wanted to thank both you and your sensitivity reader for the character of Reese in Immoral Code. While I obviously enjoyed the book as a whole, I originally picked it up specifically because of the ace representation, and I was so heartened by what I found. ?
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