09-15-2024, 06:10 AM
It's another minor suggestion, but to my ear "before we get sucked in" sounds more natural than "stuck in." Unless you have a reason for that phrasing, maybe consider it.
xo,
Val
xo,
Val
(09-08-2024, 06:46 AM)dukealien Wrote: Buyer Indecision
You want to know before
the movie starts,
the novel takes you in,
not as a spoiler, YouTube clip
or liner note
(that would be cheating)–
not if there will be shooting,
detonations and romantic interests,
partings and reunion,
stress, degradation, maybe loss of limbs:
no, what you want to know
(what all consumers want to know
before we get stuck in)
is if they leave as lovers.

