I thought writing a mystery with AI would be quick. Seven months, countless plot rewrites and a lot of stubbornness later, I learned that a good mystery still needs a human touch. Meet Olivia Baxter, and see if you can solve it before she does.
When I started writing “Dealing With Murder,” I thought that using AI would make the process faster and more efficient. The allure of technology promised a seamless experience, cutting down what traditionally takes months or even years into a fraction of the time.
However, reality soon set in, and I found myself entangled in a web of unexpected challenges. Despite the advanced capabilities of AI, the nuances and depth required to craft a compelling mystery novel demanded a human touch and intuition that no machine could replicate. The process was far from the swift, effortless endeavour I had envisioned.
Over the course of seven months, I faced numerous setbacks. There were numerous plot revisions, and character development challenges that AI simply couldn’t solve. Each obstacle, however, only fuelled my determination to see this project through. The journey, though difficult, was a labour of love, pushing me to delve deeper into my creativity and storytelling abilities.
Today, I am thrilled to announce that “Dealing With Murder” is complete. This book is a testament to perseverance and the intricate dance between technology and human creativity. I am immensely proud of the final product and excited to share it with you.
To get the “Dealing With Murder” e-book or audiobook, e-transfer $15 to DLCCARLSON@GMAIL.COM and email me for the download instructions.
Thank you for your support and for joining me on this incredible journey.
Olivia Baxter is back, and this time it’s personal. Twenty years ago, a man was arrested for her father’s murder. Now there are doubts he did it, and Olivia is going to find out who really killed him.