Re: Quid Pro Quo (Champagne Challenge #118) -- PG-13
Posted: Sun May 29, 2011 5:25 pm
Oh, thanks! This one was fun to write. I guess those years of watching police procedurals weren't entirely wasted!
Lucky
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Quid Pro Quo (Champagne Challenge #118) -- PG-13
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Re: Quid Pro Quo (Champagne Challenge #118) -- PG-13
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 2:41 am
I love the voice you give Carl here. I can absolutely see Beth handling it this way.
Re: Quid Pro Quo (Champagne Challenge #118) -- PG-13
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 3:23 am
What a great look at how Beth and Carl met, and at how their relationship developed. 
Beth did a lot of work on this case, and it paid off.
Thank you, Lucky!
Beth did a lot of work on this case, and it paid off. Thank you, Lucky!
Re: Quid Pro Quo (Champagne Challenge #118) -- PG-13
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2012 5:50 am
Lucky
Those years of watching police procedurals absolutely paid off!
You have a wonderful way of capturing the frustrations and internal workings of law enforcement and the attitudes that tend to develop. I love the depth and motives you ascribe to Beth, too. She is unorthodox, brilliant, altruistic and wants to save lives more than she wants to break a story (but she wants to break the story, too!).
Together, they give us a mix that has been explored in many, many of those procedurals--including our Moonlight! There are elements that echo Mick and Bobby Desmond here, too. Sort of.
Thank you!
Jenna
Those years of watching police procedurals absolutely paid off!
You have a wonderful way of capturing the frustrations and internal workings of law enforcement and the attitudes that tend to develop. I love the depth and motives you ascribe to Beth, too. She is unorthodox, brilliant, altruistic and wants to save lives more than she wants to break a story (but she wants to break the story, too!).
Together, they give us a mix that has been explored in many, many of those procedurals--including our Moonlight! There are elements that echo Mick and Bobby Desmond here, too. Sort of.
Thank you!
Jenna