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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
Thanks, Chris, for sharing this good post. 🙂 — Suzanne
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Well I will check but I hope my main characters have a positive outlook, despite one suffering some really hard knocks. Dealing with whiny secondary characters (if they refuse to snap out of it) is easy when you write crime fiction – you just kill them off.
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OMG… If i were a secondary character in a book… I’d probably be the whiny character!
Have a marvelous Monday dear Ape.
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NEVER, Teagan – Have a great week 😃❤
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Thanks Chris — I’m trying. At least it’s my every-other-Friday off. 😀 Off to visit Monday Funnies!
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