Peter Swanson's new novel is All the Beautiful Lies.From his Q&A with Deborah Kalb:
Q: How did you come up with the idea for All the Beautiful Lies, and why did you set it in Maine?Visit Peter Swanson's website, Facebook page, and Twitter perch.
A: I've had the basic idea for All the Beautiful Lies running through my head for many, many years. I always thought it would be a classic whodunit in which a son discovers his deceased father's secret life. And I always pictured it set in a coastal town.
When I wrote The Kind Worth Killing, a portion of that novel is set in the fictional town of Kennewick, Maine. And when I began to finally write All the Beautiful Lies I knew that it would be set in that same town.
Q: The novel is told from a variety of different perspectives. Did you write the book in the order in which it appears, or did you focus more on one character at a time and then move things around?
A: I always write my novels in the order in which I think they will appear, although...[read on]
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