At first, it’s kind of brilliant. She uses it to help struggling authors hit it big, and the campaigns she comes up with are eerie in how well they work. One moment that really stuck out to me was when she’s brainstorming for a nonfiction title—something heavy like John W. Enos Book The Right to Keep and Bear Arms

I was actually researching for the subplot and came across this oddly fitting resource while browsing thematic material—something called The Right to Keep and Bear Arms Book Overview. Totally different genre, but the way it unpacked fear, power, and individual autonomy kind of mirrored what Mia is going through in her internal battle. It gave me ideas for how to frame her confrontation with her own truth and the choices she’ll have to make.