Marci Asher has made a lot of mistakes, but becoming a freelance investigator might be the biggest one of all. Using Dirt, a kind of amateur gumshoe networking app, she signs up to help expose a cheating husband... and gets far more than she ever could have imagined.
Get Dirt is a dynamic reading experience, mixing texts, emails and photos — played in realtime — to tell a brand new kind of story in a whole new way.
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Get Dirt is a mystery told through texts, emails and photos — but performed, so you can watch the characters interact in realtime.
It's all about secrets and lies, and the details you can't see with your own two eyes.
This is a true experience: Marci has to follow the clues, and so do you... waiting for the right moment to corner a suspect, lure a mark, or spring a trap.
Every day turns the story on its head in unpredictable ways, with cliffhangers that will leave you desperate for more.
Sure, this is a matter of life and death, but that doesn't mean we can't have some fun...
With a diverse and colourful cast of characters (some of whom may not be entirely sane), Get Dirt is anything but boring.
See the characters carry on a conversation loaded with false starts, dramatic pauses, and outright deception.
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MCM is a screenwriter, writer and developer with no sense of decorum. He spends part of his time working in TV, where he created the award-winning animated series RollBots, co-created Shutterbugs, and has written and story edited (with his writing partner, Craig Young) on series like Netflix's Justin Time and Sprout's Terrific Trucks.
Meanwhile, he is the author of books like Typhoon and the livewritten The Archivists, as well as ebook series like Niko Joe Adventures and Lennie Carson Mysteries.
When not writing those kinds of words, he writes apps for fun, because he was dropped as a child.
Check out his Facebook page for more info and/or emotional trauma.