Q397 military/spy thriller, not my thing. #500queries

Q396 WWII novel, I've had my fill of those. #500queries

Q395 YA thriller, really dark. Writing & subject matter too twisted for me, yet plot also similar to something already pubbed. #500queries

Q394 horror, don't rep it. #500queries

Q393 self-help, not really what I'm looking for. writer has TONS of self-confidence, so he'll land on his feet. #500queries

Q392 psych thriller, interesting concept but confusing writing. query written "by" MC. Pass. #500queries

Q391 lit fiction, 175k words, not captivated by it. #500queries

Q390 SF, don't rep it. #500queries

Q389 WF, older woman suddenly single rebuilding life w/gal pals in tow. seen it before. #500queries

Q388 quirky fiction, star-crossed romance w/ a quest, science & religion thrown in. Not my bag. #500queries

Q387 tells me it's written in American English, but it most decidedly is not. Pass. #500queries

Q386 women's fiction, subject matter and writing not grabbing me. Pass. #500queries

Q385 1st mystery in ambitious proposed series, concept doesn't appeal, nor does writing. Lots of cliches. Pass. #500queries

Q384 mystery, plot's been done before, and there's a ghost, which isn't my cup of tea. Pass. #500queries

Q383 mystery, strong woman amateur sleuth, cool setting, great opening lines. Left me wanting more. Request. #500queries

Q382 thriller, set in Australia. Have rec'd a few of these & it's sooo different from America. Tough sell, I think. #500queries

Q381 mystery whose ornate language indicates a historic setting, though it's not stated. Reads like trying to show off vocab. #500queries

Q380 thriller, rapidly shifting perspectives, lack of context--->confusing. Pass. #500queries

Q379 WF, reads like the love child of 2 books I've read but not as good. Pass. #500queries

Q378 women's fiction, unreliable narrator, not convinced to root for her or against her. Pass. #500queries