| Ann Kelly is author of the award-winning mystery | | | | my book are: Do any of us really know who we are? |
| novel Dead On. The story tells of a medical examiner | | | | And do we have past lives or inherited memories? |
| being stalked by a killer who claims to have killed her in | | | | Perhaps that would explain things like sudden, irrational |
| previous lifetimes. Based in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, | | | | fears or memories. I found out that whether or not a |
| the gritty mystery with erotic undertones, and a hint of | | | | person believes in past lives, past-life regression |
| the paranormal, is a difficult book to put down. Ann | | | | therapy can help a person deal with issues that |
| Kelly recently answered some questions about her | | | | haven't been resolved through other traditional |
| novel.David: The idea of a murderer being reincarnated | | | | therapies. In many cases, you don't have to believe in it |
| to kill the same victim across multiple lifetimes is truly | | | | for it to work. I was also fascinated by the idea of a |
| unique. Where did you get the idea for your book?Ann | | | | group of souls being reborn throughout time and their |
| Kelly: Dead On started out as a paranormal romance | | | | histories repeating themselves.David: Who is your |
| and became something completely different. I don't | | | | favorite character in Dead On?Ann Kelly: All I can say |
| want to give too much away, but when I started Dead | | | | is my favorite character in this book is the character |
| On, a little way into it, a character came out of | | | | who writes the journal in the early 1900s (the story |
| nowhere and took the book over. I didn't know it at the | | | | goes back and forth in time between the present and |
| time, but I was finding my voice. Two major themes in | | | | the early 1900s). |