Not, Not Guilty: A Cliff Ford Mystery (The Cliff Hangers Mystery Series Book 5)
Posted entirely because of that comma. (And the Amazon description shows a similar command of the English language.)
Not, Not Guilty: A Cliff Ford Mystery (The Cliff Hangers Mystery Series Book 5)
Posted entirely because of that comma. (And the Amazon description shows a similar command of the English language.)
Mr. Ford there looks like he’s on some serious drugs.
Double negative means someone really is guilty.
The Cliff hanger’s adjective is possessive.
But, but but…what if, god forbid, it’s a character’s name? CLIFF HANGARS, private eye….
Possessive would then be the CLIFF HANGARS hanger’s adjective.
Yes, it would be Cliff Hangars’ adventure! (I’ve misspelt Hangar, for this, but I’m sticking with it. just ask the CMOS–consistency is best…)
But…the cover clearly says it’s a “Cliff Ford Mystery,” although Cliff’s picture does not look like he is really a big red dog.
Maybe it is an adventure featuring “Cliff’s Hangers.” Kind of like Charlie’s Angels.
Christ, that’s even worse. I somehow didn’t notice that. The “Cliff Ford Mysteries” have…say it ain’t so…cliff hangers? REALLY?
KILL ME NOW. Just do it.
According to the cover, Cliff has them, but the mystery doesn’t.
Wait, shouldn’t that–at this point–be Cliff Fjord?
Maybe it was original “Cliff Ord.”
Maybe it was originally Sci-Fi and it was Cliff Oort?