Alicia

Alicia asked Michael Robotham:

I have read all but a couple of your older books, and have been binge reading your series since last month. You quickly became one of my favorite authors! Not many authors seem to be able to do both amazing stand alone books and series. So kudos!! Which book do you feel has been your favorite to write and why? Watching you has been my favorite, I have loved them all but that one was a bit more than psychological.

Michael Robotham Asking a writer to nominate a favourite among his or her books, is like asking a parent to pick their favourite child (we all have one, but it varies from day to day). THE SUSPECT changed my life. SHATTER is probably the purest psychological thriller (because it's not about the body count). WATCHING YOU and SAY YOU'RE SORRY are both full of suspense. But of all my books, LIFE OR DEATH is the one where I feel I came closest to getting the story that was in my head, onto the page.

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Martin

Martin asked Michael Robotham:

Hi Michael, love your books! Can you please advise your thought process in the Wreckage in essentially swapping Ruiz and O'Loughlin as the main characters? Like you, I also admire John Connolly, and I note that he swapped the main character Parker with Angel and Louis in one book as well. I still liked it, but it was, well, different....Do you plan on doing it again? Oh, any chance you could write quicker :))

Isaac Rodriguez

Isaac Rodriguez asked Michael Robotham:

Thanks for the Joe O'Loughlin series. I discovered it through "The Other Woman" and immediately needed to read the entire series. From all the books, my favorite is Shatter, which I had to read again after finishing the series. I believe that book is key to the series, but I got a question: Was Julianne having and affair? I got my theory, but I would like to hear what you thing.

A Goodreads user

A Goodreads user asked Michael Robotham:

It's so honored to talk to you. I'm really thrilled on your Joe's series. Now reading #7 Watching You and have one question. Marnie and Zoe exchange "Even to the post office" with their kisses. English is my 2nd language and I can't find its meaning from nowhere even google. Would you give me a hint? and I'll share it with my bookclub members. Great thanks to your masterpieces. Jack Kim / South Korea

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