What makes a female character a great con artist in romance novels?

Well, sometimes it's because the con artist has a complex backstory that makes us sympathize with them. Or maybe their actions lead to unexpected positive outcomes. Also, the way they're depicted artistically can make them charming and interesting despite their flaws.

Well, for one, they need to be highly intelligent. They should be able to think on their feet and come up with elaborate lies quickly. For example, like the character in 'Catch Me If You Can', he was able to create false identities with ease.

Well, for a comic villain to be a con artist, they often have a smooth-talking charm and the ability to think on their feet. They come up with elaborate schemes and know how to play on people's emotions and weaknesses to pull off their cons.

Well, an interesting con artist comic usually has a complex web of characters and their motives. Also, the element of surprise and unexpected turns make it engaging. The art style can enhance the experience too, if it conveys the mood and tension well.

The mystery. In con artist novels, like 'The Confidence Man' by Herman Melville, there's always the mystery of how the con will play out. You're constantly on edge, wondering who will fall for the trick.

Creativity and a unique style are key. A great comic artist has the ability to come up with fresh ideas and present them in a visually appealing way that stands out.

A con artist manga character often has a charming personality to win people over easily. They're also very smart and quick-thinking to come up with schemes on the fly.

Well, 'The Confidence Game' by Maria Konnikova is quite popular. It offers an interesting look into the world of cons.

The story of Charles Ponzi is also a well - known con artist story. He ran the famous Ponzi scheme. He promised investors high returns in a short time by using new investors' money to pay off the old ones. People were lured in by the seemingly easy money. It wasn't until later that it all came crashing down. There's also the case of Anna Sorokin who conned New York's elite. She pretended to be a wealthy German heiress and managed to get luxury accommodation, expensive meals, and loans from banks and individuals.

A makeup artist who's good at telling scary stories is usually very observant. They notice the little details that make a story scarier and use their makeup skills to enhance the effect. Plus, they know how to engage the audience and keep them on the edge of their seats.