No need to apologize. Sorry to hear about your computer woes. Personally, I hate the damned things.
Yes, I do like to read suspense and murder novels. What draws me is the complexity of the plots. Sure you know the bad guy is always going to lose, but it’s how the author brings you to the conclusion that’s the rush. Beth Anderson writes great suspense and has more red herrings then any other author I’ve read.
As for planning murders; hmm, I do it for fun. Sick bitch aren’t I? It always makes Studs nervous when he sees the handcuffs on the kitchen counter. Oops! I mean the latest suspense novel.
As for last thoughts; thanks everyone for sharing in this week and please go onto my website www.sloanetaylor.com. I’d love to share some recipes and hear from you all.
Bonnie, you’ve been great this week and I really appreciate this opportunity. It’s been fun exposing myself. Thank you for having me and I’ll see what I can do about those brothers for you. And Darlin’, you underestimate yourself with only one hour. Hehehehe
 Sloane
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I’ve been writing since before bound books and traveling just as long. It made perfect sense to combine the two and create hot romances in foreign countries.
I love suspense and murder mysteries a lot myself. My favorite thing about them is seeing just how sick and twisted the bad guy (or girl) can get before being brought to justice. I have a sick sense of humor and can’t resist books where the sexy blonde gets her head chopped off or the powerful attorney gets reduced to a puddle of piss as he begs for his miserable life. 😉
Regarding the murder and suspense novels, I love how twisted the bad guy(girl) gets before they are brought to justice. The more sick and demented, the better I like it. Guess I have an inner homicidal maniac as opposed to an inner child.