![]() ![]() Do they feel forced and gratuitous-inserted merely to extend the story?Ħ. ![]() Do they enhance the story, add complexity, and build suspense?.Talk about the twists & turns-those surprising plot developments that throw everything you think you've figured out into disarray. Good crime writers also tease us with red-herrings-false clues-to purposely lead readers astray? Does your author try to throw you off track? If so, were you tripped up?ĥ. How skillful was the author in burying them?Ĥ. Did you pick them out, or were you.clueless? Once you've finished the book, go back to locate the clues hidden in plain sight. Good crime writers embed hidden clues in plain sight, slipping them in casually, almost in passing. What do you know.and when do you know it? At what point in the book do you begin to piece together what happened?ģ. Are they fully developed and emotionally complex? Or are they flat, one-dimensional heroes and villains?Ģ. Describe their personalities and motivations. Talk about the characters, both good and bad. In the meantime, use our generic mystery questions.)ġ. ( We'll add specific questions if and when they're made available by the publisher. ![]()
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