Today’s Loophole post will address who my book’s potential audience is. While ostensibly it’s “Young Adult Fiction,” reviewers are saying it’s more than just a YA novel. Here are just two examples:
-Christopher Amato, author of Peace River Village, says Loophole will attract readers of sci-fi, intrigue/mystery, and thrillers as well. “While Loophole fits nicely in the young adult/new adult genre, … [it] crossed genres successfully.”
-Troy Hollan, author of Clucked, “highly recommend[s] this rousing adventure for all-aged lovers of comic books, Star Wars, Lemony Snicket, and unlikely heroes banding together to fight their foes.”
Honestly, even if you don’t fit into any of the above categories, if I’ve ever made you laugh, you’ll probably enjoy Loophole‘s sense of humor.
And if you’re interested in a unique exploration of the themes of self-image and appearance versus reality, Loophole may be your jam as well. 
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