Lillian Clark
Thanks for the question, Claire!
I started building the idea for this book from a simple desire to write something fun. Something fast-paced, with humor and high stakes, and, most importantly, about a group of devoted and supportive friends. I also love stories that ask big, morally gray questions like: If you're doing the wrong thing for the right reasons, is it still wrong? I so hope I've stuck a good balance between these two aims with IMMORAL CODE!
I started building the idea for this book from a simple desire to write something fun. Something fast-paced, with humor and high stakes, and, most importantly, about a group of devoted and supportive friends. I also love stories that ask big, morally gray questions like: If you're doing the wrong thing for the right reasons, is it still wrong? I so hope I've stuck a good balance between these two aims with IMMORAL CODE!
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Mackenzie Virginia
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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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