Shadowz Greymoon
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Christine Feehan:
Do you sometimes cry as you write their stories? Especially with the men and women in Torpedo Ink, As a reader I swear I can feel their pain , and their happiness, and even the torment they put themselves through.
Christine Feehan
Writing those stories are just as tough as I'm sure reading them can be. They break my heart. Sometimes, I have to stop and walk away for a few minutes. Maybe even for a day.
I love my characters and so I do become emotionally invested in them. I would be willing to be that most authors are like that.
I love my characters and so I do become emotionally invested in them. I would be willing to be that most authors are like that.
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Rhapsody Phoenix
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Christine Feehan:
Blessings Christine. I know you are tremendously business, at your earliest convenience can you please, PLEASE provide this site with the correct series number order for DARK SERIES? Unfortunately I cannot edit it myself. It's a bit maddening & misleading. I recently tuned in a friend who is a rabbid reader. She started the series and called me confused & frustrated because the order was incorrect.
Jennifer Brigitte Breslin
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Christine Feehan:
So I write poetry books…I have quite a few…I think they’re ok…my husband loves them…the more I write the more I noticed I become more refined with my wording. I am currently working on translating them to other languages. And I think the poetry sounds really pretty. Would you ever consider translating your books or have you already done this? Do you recommend this? The titles of your books are very eye catching.
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