How to write a character who wants to give up sleuthing—but gets pulled back in anyway – Artofit

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How to Write a Character Who Wants to Give Up Sleuthing—but Gets Pulled Back in Anyway

Bestselling author Lorna Barrett discusses how to write a character who wants to give up sleuthing but who can't quite walk away.
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