I chose to make [Elvis Cole] a private investigator because the private investigator is outside of the system. He has none of the power of even a simple patrol officer. And Elvis Cole being badgeless, without having the power of the system, I think he's more representative of us, of me and you. He's an ordinary guy.
What has to happen in a woman's life to make her consider selling her body for money? Novelist Mary Monroe introduces us to six women in this book who have each made the decision, each for her own reasons, to become a call girl.
I chose to make [Elvis Cole] a private investigator because the private investigator is outside of the system. He has none of the power of even a simple patrol officer. And Elvis Cole being badgeless, without having the power of the system, I think he's more representative of us, of me and you. He's an ordinary guy.
