Building a Private Eye Series That Lasts

Presented by: Bill Rapp | Jaden (Beth) Terrell | Linda Sands | Randy Weir

Categories: Authors | Detective | Writing

Bill Rapp, Jaden Beth Terrell, Linda Sands, and Randy Weir answer audience questions about writing detective fiction. They discuss voice, series characters, and how to construct private investigator cases that feel compelling, consistent, and built to last.

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