Tracey Dyck
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James L. Rubart:
What was the best part about writing this book? How about the hardest part?
James L. Rubart
Great questions, Tracey.
The best? Taking a seed of an idea and wondering how in the world I was going to come up with a novel from it, then seeing it slowly happen. The hardest is always bringing the story to a crescendo at the end, with enough twists to keep readers guessing, but not so much that they go huh? I'm not sure if I ever get that quite right.
Jim
The best? Taking a seed of an idea and wondering how in the world I was going to come up with a novel from it, then seeing it slowly happen. The hardest is always bringing the story to a crescendo at the end, with enough twists to keep readers guessing, but not so much that they go huh? I'm not sure if I ever get that quite right.
Jim
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Kev Willoughby
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James L. Rubart:
I really enjoyed this book. Although I did not find Toren to be as likable as some of your other protagonists, like Micah Taylor, Brock Matthews, or Jake Palmer, he seemed very authentic / realistic. The ending leads me to believe you might have left it open for a sequel. Is that a possibility for your next novel? (Thank you for sharing your stories with us!)
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