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I got recommended this so decided to try the FREE TRIAL. This is the snowflake method... Somehow it makes my craw to rise. Like this is why I cant read a lot of genre fiction. I'm sure a template like this works tho. And I might have done better with my first book if I had, had it. Anyone have a better review than I can do?Screenshot 2025-01-04 at 1.08.11 p.m..png
 
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