The Flaw Finder

You think the draft is done.

But when you stare at it, something still feels off.

That unease isn’t wrong; it’s the cracks you’ve trained yourself not to see.

The soft spots where your character cheats their own truth.

The logic you bent to get to the next scene.

And the place where you told the reader what they should feel instead of making them feel it.

That’s what the Flaw Finder drags into the light.

It’s a brutal set of questions that strips your story bare.

The kind of questions you can’t dodge, the kind that don’t let you hide behind “good enough.”

You’ll catch what you missed.

You’ll face it head-on.

And you’ll fix it, because there’s no excuse left not to.

This isn’t polishing commas.

This is cutting down to the bone until your story can’t be shaken.

The Flaw Finder is the difference between handing over a manuscript that might hold and one that cannot be broken.