Marie Alkhass asked Christine Feehan:

Hello my favorite writer I was very impressed with everything I read of your books And by the way you depict the meanings experienced by those who fell into the hands of human traffickers, young children and women, I hope to know what motivated you to shed light on this type of crime?

Christine Feehan I worked for over 20 years teach martial arts and self defense. I specialized in teach women who'd been abused. Each of those women own a little piece of my heart. They matter. Their stories matter. Human trafficking is a real and horrific issue even right here in the United States. It's important to me that I shine a light on the issue so others are aware of it.

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Has learning to pull reader's strings affected your enjoyment of reading? If you're reading a tense passage but you're aware what the author is doing, is it less potent?

Lois Alston asked Christine Feehan:

This has probably be asked a thousand times but what is the inspirations behind your books? Will you ever write one that possibly includes the Drake Sisters and their family?

Tonya Ross asked Christine Feehan:

Thanks for answering my first question. Also when writing The Dark series, did you create a timeline of major events or did you just jumped right in when you thought of Dark Prince?

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Hello my favorite writer I was very impressed with everything I read of your books And by the way you depict the meanings experienced by those who fell into the hands of human traffickers, young children and women, I hope to know what motivated you to shed light on this type of crime?

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Has learning to pull reader's strings affected your enjoyment of reading? If you're reading a tense passage but you're aware what the author is doing, is it less potent?

This has probably be asked a thousand times but what is the inspirations behind your books? Will you ever write one that possibly includes the Drake Sisters and their family?

Thanks for answering my first question. Also when writing The Dark series, did you create a timeline of major events or did you just jumped right in when you thought of Dark Prince?

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