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Trial by fire by jo davis5/29/2023 ![]() ![]() While researching for the villains in HIDDEN FIRE, I learned that it’s not uncommon for killers to work in pairs or teams, and I read several case studies that gave me goosebumps. My premise for the killers in HIDDEN FIRE began with a question: What if, very early on, one victim escaped the grisly fate intended for him, and never knew it? I have research books at my fingertips to consult and make sure the villain I’m creating is exhibiting the appropriate behaviors for his or her type of criminal. But I’m fascinated by the psychology of the criminal mind, what makes him or her tick. I love writing villains, and my friends will tell you that’s because I have a warped, evil mind! I throw myself into the role, really getting into their heads, and it’s sometimes a scary place to be. ![]() How difficult is it to write a villain? As the creator, are you able to detach yourself from their crimes or are you thrown into the maelstrom? The villains in this book are particularly heinous. ![]()
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