I'm very glad I waited to binge this, because that cliffhanger would've killed me. Imagine waiting a whole week to find out what happened after that scream! I felt it in my gut. Such visceral writing, Bridget.
Email/letter/text exchanges are the best to write! Somehow they seem to really get down at what the characters are like, in a way you don't get to explore otherwise.
When it got to this line, I wanted to throw up - which is exactly what one ought to feel on seeing a corpse in a ditch! Another excellently written chapter with so much strong imagery!
Great jolt Bridget, that scream came out of nowhere and I could hear it. Excellent end to the chapter too. - Jim
Thank you, Jim!
Oh, man. That was well done, but, oh, man. That's rough.
I'm very glad I waited to binge this, because that cliffhanger would've killed me. Imagine waiting a whole week to find out what happened after that scream! I felt it in my gut. Such visceral writing, Bridget.
Thank you so much, Tiffany! It’s so much fun to get the notifications whenever someone binge reads it!
Oof, that hit the heart. So vivid and visceral.
Top tier chapter for sure. I did *not* see that ending coming, or the gruesomeness.
(And I'm not going to let that winking emoji pass without comment! Those two, omg.)
Some of the research for this has definitely gotten a little…ummm…gross. 🤢
The email exchange was one of my favorite parts to write, and it makes me giggle every time.
Email/letter/text exchanges are the best to write! Somehow they seem to really get down at what the characters are like, in a way you don't get to explore otherwise.
“Concave lids where once there had been eyes.”
When it got to this line, I wanted to throw up - which is exactly what one ought to feel on seeing a corpse in a ditch! Another excellently written chapter with so much strong imagery!
Thank you! Research into forensics has had its upsides and its downsides for me. 😅🤢
Too late for Samantha (which we knew), but not too late for the dog!! C'mon, Judith!!
Just excellent!
Thank you, Liz!