Tuesday, October 30, 2012
A Monster Behind the Mask
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The most frightening villain is always the one I least suspect. Love your mention of masks. Yes, the bad guy should appear to be helping the hero and heroine. Instead he's out to do them harm.
ReplyDeletePraying for everyone in Sandy's path.
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I love suspense books that also keep the villain a mystery, and always try to write mine that way, too. I haven't encountered any terribly scary "mask wearers" in real life, but my husband sure has a few stories from his careers. The scariest thing is how trustworthy and helpful a person can seem...and not be.
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