Michelle Richter

Q423 historical fiction, not interesting in that time/place. #500queries

Q422 mystery, amateur sleuth, neither plot nor writing winning me over. #500queries

Q421 WF, workplace drama, not interesting to me. #500queries

Q420 novel re: historical figures. Interesting idea, though not SUPER original, and writing isn't great. #500queries

Q419 memoir, subject not that unique or something I respond to. Pass. #500queries

#500queries also proving I don't like reading abt human trafficking, espionage, rain forests, drug cartels, rape, poli/mil. thrillers

So this #500queries thing is teaching me things too. I now know I like assassins, arson investigators, and rugged, flawed but good guys.

Q418 thriller, flawed female MC, plot not orig enough, writing not grabbing me. Pass. #500queries

Q417 thriller, MC may be good guy or bad guy, conspiracy, murder. Not my kind of read, but mkt for it exists. #500queries

Q416 SF/horror, don't rep it. Querier attached "submission pkg" to email with no other text/personality. Does he even CARE? #500queries

Q415 thriller, incl. rape. Not for me. #500queries

Q414 WF, plot not original enough, writing not good enough. Pass. #500queries

Q413 Southern WF. Writing & plot don't interest me. Query spends 5 paragraphs justifying bk's setting. Pass. #500queries

Q412 NA thriller. NA usually not for me, and this was too romance-y. Pass. #500queries

Q411 crime fiction, language is stilted. #500queries

Q410 mystery, convoluted plot, partly in poetry? Pass. #500queries

Q409 WF, depressing. Pass. #500queries

Q408 fiction, don't understand plot/audience. Pass. #500queries

Q407 quirky thriller, MC swept up into doing things he never dreamed he would. Word count too low, but <3 the writing. Request. #500queries

Q406 WF, plot's not new and writer mentions the comps copied from. Shaking my head. #500queries