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Re: Finding Sarah (5:51pm September 15, 2012):

I prefer romantic mayhem, whether it is mystery, suspense,
thriller, or action/adventure. If I had to choose, I'd
rather not have the villain POV because I like to try and
figure it out myself. If I knew who the villain is, I can't
help but think the two characters are dummies. There's more
eye-rolling of how STOOPID they are. So now, I guess
strictly speaking, I don't like romantic suspense because I
spend more time making fun of the too-stupid-to-die
characters. But in romantic mystery, I can try to match wits
with them. Too bad the industry classifies romantic mystery
as romantic suspense. My latest book is definitely romantic
mystery, but there was no category for it.

That said, I loved What's in a Name, and I figured out who
the baddie was before Blake and Kelly did. :)

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