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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Who does Dottie tell Fleur that she enjoys sleeping with, even though she just explained earlier that doing so is a sacrifice? (from Chapter 10)

Revisson Doe.

Fleur's friend Wally.

Sir Quentin.

Leslie.

2.

Dottie comes to see Fleur when she returns to the city to tell her what? (from Chapter 12)

That Sir Quentin died alone in a car crash in the city.

That Sir Quentin had succumbed to a massive heart attack, probably brought on by Dexedrine.

That Sir Quentin had been killed by Association members who realized he was trying to control them.

That Sir Quentin died in a car crash on the way to his retreat.

3.

What does Fleur do while at home for two weeks with the flu? (from Chapter 4)

She takes a hiatus from writing altogether.

She finishes her novel.

She digs into Sir Quentin's past.

She begins a new novel.

4.

What does Fleur receive the day after she sits in the graveyard and visits with the policeman? (from Chapter 12)

A letter from Triad Press asking her to make an appointment with them right away.

A phone call from a new publisher inquiring about her next novel.

A letter from a barrister informing her that she would be remitted by Sir Quentin's estate for his unlawful use of her material.

A letter from an American publisher wanting to publish Warrender Chase.

5.

Leslie's novel was published around the same time as Warrender Chase, and received feeble reviews. How is Warrender Chase received? (from Chapter 12)

Positive reviews come out immediately.

The first reviews are tepid, but one good review is finally printed, and that seems to turn the tide.

Nothing happens during the first two weeks, then suddenly positive reviews pour in.

Warrender Chase is only mildly well-received, but her next novel does very well.

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