Question A

[Jonetta]

The story starts off with Harry, in essence, on suspension until he's cleared by a psychiatrist. I thought it was confusing to not explain what he'd done at the beginning of the story. Did it work for you?

[Phrynne]

Yes actually! I was happy to accept that he had lost his cool and lashed out. The finer details as to what happened didn't really bother me. It's part of his character to get angry.

[Jonetta]

It bugged me that this incident kept getting referenced and I wanted to know what he did!:) But, Phrynne, you're right...the details didn't matter. However, I thought it funny he put Pounds' head through the glass.

[Tracey]

I was also bugged by not knowing what happened. I actually checked at one stage to ensure I hadn't missed a book. I also thought it was funny that he put Pounds through the window.

[Jonetta]

Tracey wrote: "I was also bugged by not knowing what happened. I actually checked at one stage to ensure I hadn't missed a book. I also thought it was funny that he put Pounds through the window."

I did the same thing!!

[Tracey]

Oh good, it wasn't just me :-). I had brought this one and the next down from my loft and I was wondering if I had them around the wrong way.

[Charlene]

I wondered if it happened at the end of the previous book and if I jut had memory lapse; sounds like I'm in good company. Otherwise, the opening works for me and we get what Harry did to 98, but did we get the specifics; i.e., what provoked Harry to do it?

[Robin]

Like the rest of you, I kept wondering if I missed an explanation of what actually happened. I would have liked a little more information up front.

[Lauren]

I actually didn't mind that the details weren't immediately forthcoming. I realized that it would all come out once Harry grew to trust the psychiatrist.

[Jim]

I thought this should have been explained more clearly, earlier in the story.