Jeff Wheeler
Wow, lots of questions here. Let me try to answer them for you. When I was writing this series, my sister (who is my 'earliest reader') wanted Jayn to have a happy ending. The mention from Collier at the end was just a nod that something good will happen to her but I deliberately left it vague. I'm not planning on revealing anything about Collier's brother or Maeg. They end where they end. Why didn't Maia get to see her mother one last time? As I wrote in the author's note, part of Maia's life is based on the true history of Mary, daughter of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon. She never got to see her mother either and it made her, to me, a more sympathetic character because of it. Why did Argus have to die? Because the Kishion had enough scars, thank you, and he knew he couldn't reason with him. You aren't the first reader who really wish I didn't do that. Sorry!
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John Mackey
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Jeff Wheeler:
Ok, so you left me hanging with a few unanswered questions. 1. How did Gallon come back to life when he clearly died and she sent him down the river? 2. Did the treasure ships ever arrive and what did the do with all the people. 3. What was up with the key Sira, Trynne's mother, was carrying when she came back to Deep Fathom? She stated she would tell about it but never did.
Critical Sandwich
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Jeff Wheeler:
I have two questions for you: 1. Do you have any plans to re-release some of your older books with different covers? 2. I know that your series take place in different worlds, centuries and w/ different characters, but what's the chronological reading order between all your connected series?
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