Behind the Bar: Crime, Confessions, and Cocktails

Categories: Crime | Drinks | Protagonist

Bars are where secrets slip, alliances form, and trouble finds its way to the counter. In this lively panel, authors explore how bars, booze, and bartender protagonists become powerful engines for plot and character. From overheard confessions to front-row access to crime, the discussion reveals why these settings create natural tension and unforgettable story moments.

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