For mystery, crime and thriller authors. Paste a chapter, synopsis or outline and get what a sharp developmental editor would hand you: a clue ledger, a red-herring ledger, a timeline, and a prioritized fix list that quotes and cites your own text. Then match your book to free, open contests and calls. $9.99 one-time. No subscription.
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Bot: You used chapter labels, so I cite them as Ch N ¶n. Verdict: not fair yet. The premise is strong and the cordial is planted early, but the reveal rests on a clue the reader never sees. [Critical] 2. Harold is alive after he's dead - Evidence: "between eight and nine last night, no later" (Ch 5 ¶2) + "at twenty to ten, 'waving his fist at somebody I couldn't see.'" (Ch 5 ¶3) - Problem: nothing resolves this, and the solution doesn't use it. Readers will read it as an author error. - Fix: (a) make it a clue: the vicar saw someone else at the window, and Dot explains it in Ch 12; or (b) move Dr. Rao's window to "between ten and midnight" and recheck every alibi against it. - Example line: "The vicar saw a man at that window at twenty to ten, Sergeant. He just never saw Harold's face." - Effort: quick (b) / scene (a)
In the same test it caught all 7 planted flaws (a clue that only appears in the reveal, a key the killer couldn't have, a knowledge leak and more). On a real chapter of Agatha Christie's The Mysterious Affair at Styles, it found no critical faults and said so, then flagged four precision gaps a puzzle reader would use.
Contest listings: the matcher reads the live, public listings at CrimeCalls, an independent partner that tracks calls, contests and open submissions for crime writers. Always read the organizer's full guidelines before you submit.
How you get it: after checkout you land on a private setup page with the full Grok Bot instructions, two-minute setup steps, starter assignments, and support at hello@botdreamteam.com. Paste the instructions into Grok Bot once and your Bot Dream Team™ specialist is trained and ready.
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