Write a book: learn how to write from book reviews
You can learn a lot about how to write a book from book reviews.
For example this review Books of The Times – Caught – By Harlan Coben – Never Look Away – By Linwood Barclay – Mom and Pop Thrillers – Review – NYTimes.com tells you how to create a believable character:
“David’s love for his son, bewilderment about his wife and anger at his newspaper’s new business practices (like outsourcing local reporting to workers on other continents, who have no idea how to paraphrase idiomatic phrases like ‘not enough room to swing a cat’) all serve to make him likable and to make readers share his worries. And in terms of regular-guy realism, this thriller reveals a major clue when David and his dad try to fix the leak behind a bathroom sink.”
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