Character Interview with Rachel Angeletti from 'Touching Death'
We’re thrilled to be talking to Rachel Angeletti from Becky
Johnson’s, Touching Death. It
is a pleasure to have her with us today at Pimp That Character!
Thank you for your interview, Rachel. How old are you and what do you do for a
living?
I’m twenty-eight and a curator at the Chicago Museum of
Anthropology and Archeology.
Can you tell us about one of your most distinguishable
features?
My hair. It’s thick, black, and curly.
What would I love the most about you?
I’m a great friend. I’m loyal and always there for the
people I love. I also have great fashion sense!
What would I hate the most about you?
I have horrible taste in men. I mean really, deplorable
taste in men.
Where do you go when you are angry?
The light hall in the museum. It’s quiet and the lights and
colors make the real world seem far, far away.
What makes you laugh out loud?
Samuel Cartwell, but don’t tell him that. He’ll never let me
forget it.
What is in your refrigerator right now?
Not much. Maybe a jar of pickles.
What is your most treasured possession?
The St. John of
the Cross medallion that my Nonna gave me. It may not be worth much, but it
means everything to me.
What is your greatest fear?
Having everyone find out just how much of an idea I was over
Robert.
What is the trait you most not like about yourself?
I can be a little snobbish. I really like nice clothes.
Do you think the author portrayed you accurately?
She did a pretty good job. Maybe sometimes she was a little
too honest.
What is your idea of a perfect day?
No drama. No death. No unexpected visions. I don’t think
it’s too much to ask.
What are three must haves when shopping at the grocery
store?
Money? Isn’t that sad. I don’t get much choice in what I eat
right now.
I’m opening up your cabinet. What foods do I see?
Cup of noodles and cereal.
If you could change one physical thing about yourself,
what would that be?
My nose a little smaller and my height a little taller.
Are you a loner or do you prefer to surround yourself
with friends?
I’ve become a bit of a loner, but I used to love to be
surrounded my friends. I guess that’s what happens when you lose everything.
Who is your best friend?
Kat. She is amazing.
Do you have children?
No, much to my mama’s dismay.
What is your favorite weather?
Warm! It gets way too cold in Chicago.
What’s your idea of a perfect meal?
Oh man, I to love eating at fine restaurants. Now I’m happy
if my meal is warm. That’s what happens when you are in debt up to your
eyebrows.
Someone is secretly in love with you. Who is it and how do you feel about that?
It’s probably Derek Shanks. Creepy.
When you were a child, what did you want to be when you
grew up?
I’ve always wanted to be exactly what I am. I love my job.
What is your most treasured possession?
My St. John of
the Cross medallion. It grounds me.
Do you like to cook?
If so, what is your favorite thing to cook? Not really.
Don’t tell my mother.
If you knew you were going to die tomorrow, what would
you do today?
Punch Robert, and maybe key his car. I know it’s a little
violent, but trust me, he deserves it.
About the Author
Books are Becky Johnson's passion and always have been. She
used to get in trouble in school for reading during class!
Becky has Master's degrees in social work and history, and for her day job she is a social worker. In her writing she tries to answer a question that is important to both social work and history: Why? She always wants to know why people do the things they do or feel the way they feel.
When not reading or writing she enjoys yoga, photography, cooking, and makes a pretty mean chili!
Her latest book is the mystery/suspense, Touching
Death.
For More Information
About the Book:
Title:
Touching Death
Author: Becky Johnson
Publisher: Independent
Pages: 209
Genre: Mystery/Suspense
Author: Becky Johnson
Publisher: Independent
Pages: 209
Genre: Mystery/Suspense
Rachel Angeletti knows things. She always has. With one
touch she sees secrets, emotions, lies. Her gift helps her to be the best
museum curator in Chicago. It also
makes her personal relationships difficult.
Her life is complicated enough when a run in with her ex and an unanticipated vision sends her reeling. One touch and she sees death. One touch and she is thrown into the midst of killer’s dark fantasy. Now Rachel is in a fight for her life against a killer she knows too little about.
With danger stalking her around every turn Rachel is in a thrilling race against the clock. Can she catch a killer before he catches her?
Touching Death will take you on a riveting, page-turning, journey into the mind of a killer and the heart of a survivor.
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