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Chapter Thirty-Two

One of my main concerns here was in not making this scene too plot-driven and unbelievable. My plot seemed to mandate that Rebekah stayed with Eric, rather than be let off the boat at some kind neighbor’s house, but that seemed to make so much more sense. Fortunately, Rebekah’s long been established as headstrong and somewhat zealous in her sense of moral duty. So it worked. (I hope. Did it?)

I got an email from a reader who said that this is the one scene where I got a little too romance-novel. To that reader, I say: too bad for you.

No, really, I figured out recently that my books are pretty heavy in romance. You might say: “You know, Mr. Wells, we’ve been to the moon”, but I mean it. I’ve never considered my books romances, or even romantic suspense. For the life of me, it took me three years to ever mention that there were romantic elements in On Second Thought, which is an out-and-out romantic comedy, for crying out loud. So, I write romances. Too bad for you.

In Tangled Web, Eric has a motorcycle for most of the book. I hope that the existence of Maurice was enough foundation to show that he can actually ride a motorcycle, and this doesn’t seem out-of-the-blue.

And it’s a BMW motorcycle. And Rebekah drove a BMW M5 in the first book. I really like BMWs.

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