Another interview from Annie Skillset – and another chance to preorder! 😉
Once again, Annie Skillsett, recruitment manager extraordinaire, is in the chair for this series of interviews.
Today, the character under scrutiny is Raven Hegarty.
Aged 26, Raven is a former trainee policewoman, newly qualified as a Private Investigator (as well as enduring – her words, not mine – a smattering of awful part-time jobs in between)
She joins Fern in Portugal, primarily to support her throughout the trial. However, having just completed her PI training, she’s tentative about starting up on her own. She could do with Fern’s business background to help her, but is nervous about Fern’s potential response – at least while the trial is underway.
Shush, now, the interrogation has begun. Annie invites Raven to take a seat, then sits opposite her, pushing those trendy glasses of hers back onto her nose. She’s ready.
AS: Good afternoon. I’ll get straight to it, if you don’t mind. Lots…
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