Question D

[Jonetta]

Tracy runs into her childhood friend, Sunnie, when she goes into town. Did you remember her from the first book? What did you make of that first interaction? Was she just being small-town nosy or overly intrusive?

[Robin]

I didn't remember Sunnie at all.

I thought she was a little over-the-top in trying to get information out of both Dan and Tracy. It was almost like she was going to write a gossip column for the newspaper.

[Sharon]

I didn't remember her. Maybe it is because I didn't like her right off in this book. She was more than the village gossip. Right from the start, I felt like she wanted information to use it against her neighbors.

[Sandra]

I didn't remember her. But I saw her as the vicious kind of gossiper right away - the one who can't wait to spread bad news in the neighborhood - to be the "one" in the know about everything. It didn't take me long to suspect her of much more.

[Jonetta]

I remembered her solely because Tracy mentioned how her sister Sarah disliked her intensely. She thought she was jealous of Tracy and pretentious.

In this book, especially on audio, she was extremely off putting. It went beyond being just nosy…highly intrusive. Sunnie also was passive aggressive, embedding snark into her so-called compliments. I had an immediate dislike.

[~Melissa~]

I didn't remember her from the first book at first. Then during the scene with her and Dan when he wants to see the lawyer - then I remembered about the childhood friend thing. I did think she was really annoying and intrusive. Then when she kept popping up and asking all the questions she did ~ I thought for sure she was involved in Dan's case.

[Charlene]

I did remember her, and didn't like her from the start. The fact that she appears at the front door when there's a newborn and a new mom trying to get sleep and everything else straight told me most of what she was.

I suspected her of worse, but not from the beginning.