But the other villain, FBI Special Agent Vince Elams, was the most fun. Vince is the villain you think twice about. He gives you moments of awww, that's why he's bad...should I feel sorry for him? Then he turns around and is rotten so you chide yourself for thinking any kind thoughts about him. Here's an intro to Vince, the first time we learn a little about him:
Vince rubbed his face, digging his thumb and finger into his eyes to reach a
deep-seated fatigue. Finding dirt on opponents, uncovering weak spots on other
equally ambitious politicians, greasing the pockets of dishonest corporate
movers and shakers, and using his resources at the FBI for illegal purposes meant
nothing. He considered the activities…a game he enjoyed.
Murder?
Hadn’t mattered thirteen years ago. He touched the photo of his wife. “Sorry,
Brita.” When she died, his life, any
life, had lost all significance. Back then, he’d sold his soul to the devil in
the body of CEO and someday Senator Clyde Westingly, and there was no
absolution to be found. So be it. He’d done Westingly’s bidding without
thinking, as if some other force drove his body, taking him along for the ride.
So many years ago. Hell bound for sure, yet he just didn’t have the stomach for
murder anymore.
I hope you'll enjoy reading about Vince and all my other characters as much as I enjoyed writing them. The Power of Love and Murder releases worldwide on December 21, although you can pre-order the eBook edition right now.
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