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“Killer On The Potomac” by Author K.D. Richards
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“Killer On The Potomac”
She’s hunting a serial killer
Who is closer than she knows…
Police detective Dora Madison is sure a serial killer is at work in Washington, DC. So when a US senator’s daughter becomes the next victim, her case rapidly spirals into a high-profile, high-stakes race led by Dora’s ex, FBI profiler Logan Elkins. As Dora and Logan track down increasingly explosive leads, they battle to keep their turbulent history in the past—and their distance professional. But with their target closing in on them, will Dora and Logan live to have another chance together?
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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
“Killer On The Potomac” by Author K.D. Richards
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- Tell me about yourself.
- Tell me about your latest book.
- Where did the idea come from?
- Do you start with story or characters or something else when brainstorming?
- How is writing romantic suspense which blends romance and mystery different from writing in either single genre?
- Can you talk about the process of writing a series?
- What was the hardest part about writing the story?
- This is the first book in your second series with Harlequin Intrigue. How is the new series different from the first? What have you learned from writing a new series?
- You have a J.D. and practiced as an attorney for many years. How did you come to writing as a career?
- How did your law background help you with your writing/characters/plot?
- What was your journey to getting an agent?
- What is your writing process? How do you sneak time? How do you plan and prep (antagonist first)?
- What is next for you?
- Any tips for burgeoning writers?
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