Ask the Author: Denise Moncrief
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Denise Moncrief
I don't think I'd immerse myself in any particular book's world. I like mysteries and crime fiction, and I love the science of forensics. Any book that digs into the forensics of a crime absorbs me, and I can easily picture myself as a crime scene investigator.
Denise Moncrief
I don't think I can pick a favorite. There are several couples that I really love together.
Luke and Lorelai from Gilmore Girls. You can see their chemistry from their first encounter in the series. I love witty banter, and these two can dish it out to each other. They're two dysfunctional people who are only functional when they are together. Sometimes I want to smack them hard because neither of them seem to be able to learn from their past mistakes.
Margaret Hale and Mr. Thornton from North and South. I ached for them because of the social norms and class differences that they had to overcome to be together. Their missed cues and miscommunication had me as frustrated as they were. I love the way they changed each other for the better. The scene where they get together makes me cry every single time.
Castle and Beckett from Castle. There was so much sexual tension between them it seemed to jump off the screen at me. I find it difficult to believe the actors didn't like each other in real life. They had a way of both calming and exciting each other's insecurities. At first it seemed to me that they were opposites, but I really think they were an awful lot alike and that's why they butted heads so often.
Luke and Lorelai from Gilmore Girls. You can see their chemistry from their first encounter in the series. I love witty banter, and these two can dish it out to each other. They're two dysfunctional people who are only functional when they are together. Sometimes I want to smack them hard because neither of them seem to be able to learn from their past mistakes.
Margaret Hale and Mr. Thornton from North and South. I ached for them because of the social norms and class differences that they had to overcome to be together. Their missed cues and miscommunication had me as frustrated as they were. I love the way they changed each other for the better. The scene where they get together makes me cry every single time.
Castle and Beckett from Castle. There was so much sexual tension between them it seemed to jump off the screen at me. I find it difficult to believe the actors didn't like each other in real life. They had a way of both calming and exciting each other's insecurities. At first it seemed to me that they were opposites, but I really think they were an awful lot alike and that's why they butted heads so often.
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