Eva Mina
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Laurell K. Hamilton:
For Micah, why did you change the perception of him so dramatically and extreme? He was the good guy that went along with what Anita wanted and needed. Now he seems to be a sort of wanna be cult leader. He gets people to join the coalition through 3 ways: willingly joining, fighting to the death, sex with him/others. When did this happen? How did Anita not know? Why’d she let the subject go?
Laurell K. Hamilton
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(view spoiler)[I didn't realize that people were assuming this about Micah and the Coalition for a few books. Like you say, he was a good guy and went along with what Anita wanted and needed, so I guess I thought the readers would understand that meant he wasn't being a villain about Coalition business. When I realized that some readers were missing that I stated it on paper in the novel, Affliction that the Coalition only goes into another wereanimal territory if they are asked by the animal group, the police, the local government, or to stop a war between groups. I also stated that Micah puts his life on the line to stop those wars and keep people safe. (hide spoiler)]
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