Question C

[Jonetta]

Rose provides the killer’s point of view but never gives him a name until the big reveal. Was that difficult to manage or did it make the story more intriguing?

[Charlene]

It was what I expected it to be, so it was OK. Sometimes, it's better not to know along with those looking for the bad guy. This was one, imho.

[Jonetta]

When she failed to use a name, I knew it was someone we knew and would be surprised about. Worked okay for me.

[Anita]

I love it when the author doesn't give the baddie away. It makes keeping track of the details important.

[Lisa - (Aussie Girl)]

I prefer it when it's a mystery and the reader solves it along with the characters. Although in Karen Rose books there seems to be a clear delineation between the good guys and everyone else. Characters not in the good guys cohort are fair game to be the villain.