Q434 romantic thriller, not enticed by it. Pass. #500queries

I started reading queries before I started doing #500queries, FYI

Q433 historical WF, not interested in that time or locale. Pass. #500queries

Q432 4 self-pubbed novels, already on Amazon. Not repping them. Writer quitting job to seek agent! Bad idea and not necessary. #500queries

Q431 self-pubbed on Amazon, not loving plot or repping previously pubbed book. Tone of query is rather negative. #500queries

Q430 fantasy, w/demons and religion and such. Don't rep it. #500queries

Q429 historical paranormal mystery, not my bag. Pass. #500queries

Q428 quirky fiction, character obsessed w/penis. Not for me. #500queries

Q427 thriller? antihero MC, don't care about him. Pass. #500queries

Q426 thriller? horror? philosophy? what's the damn plot? I shouldn't have to look that hard to figure it out. #500queries

Q425 female spy thriller, tone is off, too light and wisecrack-y. Pass. #500queries

Q424 WF, was intrigued by doctors' lives, but then molestation plotline comes in. Not for me, thx. #500queries

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