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Maybe just stick to his official first name John as you have done with all of your previous books in the Jaded Gentlemen series? After all, you could've named Thomas' book Tom or Tommy instead :)
That's the one name he's never gone by, so I don't think that would work, and he's already explained (I think in Val's book?) why he does not use the name John.
Well, you did name Will's story 'Will's True Wish' after all, but I though that was just to spare him the embarrassment of having his real name on the cover, and the confusion too seeing how his name is more common as a female name than a male one these days :)
found where Ellen tells Val Sir Dewey's full name, still looking to see if it's fully explained,,, BTW, it would be interesting to have Jack meet up with Mercia at some point to discuss (or pointedly NOT discuss) their experiences as captives.
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Maybe just stick to his official first name John as you have done with all of your previous books in the Jaded Gentlemen series? After all, you could've named Thomas' book Tom or Tommy instead :)
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That's the one name he's never gone by, so I don't think that would work, and he's already explained (I think in Val's book?) why he does not use the name John.
Well, you did name Will's story 'Will's True Wish' after all, but I though that was just to spare him the embarrassment of having his real name on the cover, and the confusion too seeing how his name is more common as a female name than a male one these days :)
found where Ellen tells Val Sir Dewey's full name, still looking to see if it's fully explained,,, BTW, it would be interesting to have Jack meet up with Mercia at some point to discuss (or pointedly NOT discuss) their experiences as captives.
