Rachel
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Craig Schaefer:
Faust is my second favorite, right after Dresden. While I agree with Caitlin that he is more a knight in tarnished armor, I wouldn't say he has crossed that line that would lead to total damnation. He wouldn't kill for fun or the innocent. Is there a greater unforgivable crime lurking in his past? PS - I reread the series before Glass Predator and it was worth it just to get the George Clooney/Iceberg joke!
Craig Schaefer
Hey, thanks so much! Well, bear in mind that standards for damnation in this universe are far, far lower than people might think. On the other hand, hell isn't necessarily all that terrible, depending on who you are and who you know. It's complicated. We'll be delving into that...two books from now, I think, if my series outline holds up. As far as Faust's past goes, some of that is coming back to haunt him in Neon Boneyard, so you'll be learning more about that soon. (And I'm so glad somebody caught the Clooney callback. :) )
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Lope Nieves
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Craig Schaefer:
hello mister Craig, i am fan from Venezuela, i love you series, i am going to ask if the next book Daniel Faust, he is going to gain power up?, because he only have the trick card cut and shield, because fight Faust vs Black she is going to mope the floor with him, ( she control 4 elemest), thank very much, sorry for my english
Freda
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Craig Schaefer:
I went to the page to sign up for your newsletter, but there was no link to do so. I am following on Amazon and Goodreads, but would love to get the newsletter, too. Will that be fixed? Can't wait for the next installments with Harmony Black and Daniel Faust, just finished The Locust Job, fabulous!
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