Question A

[Jonetta]

“A five-minute clip on the evening news turned Allison Trent into a full-blown criminal” is the opening sentence in chapter one. It goes on to say she had accumulated more than eighty million dollars within a couple of years, yet she was as poor as a church mouse. Thoughts on another unique opening by Garwood?

[Charlene]

Certainly intriguing; who could stop reading at this point?

[Sharon]

I believe I mentioned this before, but the beginning is my favorite part of each book. Garwood has the perfect introductions.

[Anita]

I love the introductions too! This one shows us that even though Allison is a poor student with a awesome brain, she is a true "White-Hat Hacker" not out to enrich herself, but to use her abilities to right wrongs.

[Sandra]

I LOVE Garwood's openings be it a prologue or the start of chapter one! It was def one of her strengths as a writer. This one, like previous, draws you right into the story. I couldn't wait to find out all about this woman who was an instant "criminal"!

[Robin]

This author knows how to pull her readers into the story and keep them reading.

[Sandra]

Sucking readers in on the first page is one of Garwood's strengths for sure. I love her prologues and first chapters.