Author Skip Rhudy shows off his adeptness at writing believable dialogue for young adults, without it sounding stagey or stupid.
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Your writing is quite impressive, Melissa. Your ability to handle dialog seamlessly in a realistic voice is what I like most about your writing.
I got caught up in this story right away – I’m a sucker for any stories involving writing and coffee shops, and you set the tone for both just perfectly.
I like your characters very much as well, and agree that the dialogue flows effortlessly and very realistically.
Good story~I’m ready for the “second cup”!
And, btw, I meant “fearless” in a good way :)