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"No, because I know that crime fiction has never shied away from the gritty realities of human nature. And, you know, it's just that for a long time, those narratives were centered around men. But I wanted to write something where the narrative changes, and it's centered around women. So if Shameless in Stilettos makes some readers uncomfortable, then good, that means that my book is asking the right questions. Fiction is not here to seek approval. It is here to reflect the truth."
"No, because I know that crime fiction has never shied away from the gritty realities of human nature. And, you know, it's just that for a long time, those narratives were centered around men. But I wanted to write something where the narrative changes, and it's centered around women. So if Shameless in Stilettos makes some readers uncomfortable, then good, that means that my book is asking the right questions. Fiction is not here to seek approval. It is here to reflect the truth."
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"No, because I know that crime fiction has never shied away from the gritty realities of human nature. And, you know, it's just that for a long time, those narratives were centered around men. But I wanted to write something where the narrative changes, and it's centered around women. So if Shameless in Stilettos makes some readers uncomfortable, then good, that means that my book is asking the right questions. Fiction is not here to seek approval. It is here to reflect the truth."
"No, because I know that crime fiction has never shied away from the gritty realities of human nature. And, you know, it's just that for a long time, those narratives were centered around men. But I wanted to write something where the narrative changes, and it's centered around women. So if Shameless in Stilettos makes some readers uncomfortable, then good, that means that my book is asking the right questions. Fiction is not here to seek approval. It is here to reflect the truth."