Hannah
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Katie McGarry:
Who is your biggest inspiration in your life? Who was the hardest character of yours to write about?
Katie McGarry
Hi Hannah,
The biggest inspiration in my life is my husband and children. There is nothing like seeing the world through their eyes.
The toughest character I have written is a toss-up between Beth and Haley. I always give each of my characters a tiny shred of myself, but I gave bigger chunks of past hurts to Beth and Haley. At times, it physically hurt to write them and there were several times while writing Take Me On that I wasn't sure that I could continue the story because it hurt so badly.
In the end, I'm very proud of Dare You To and Take Me On. It was worth visiting those dark places so I could create Beth and Haley.
Thank you,
Katie
The biggest inspiration in my life is my husband and children. There is nothing like seeing the world through their eyes.
The toughest character I have written is a toss-up between Beth and Haley. I always give each of my characters a tiny shred of myself, but I gave bigger chunks of past hurts to Beth and Haley. At times, it physically hurt to write them and there were several times while writing Take Me On that I wasn't sure that I could continue the story because it hurt so badly.
In the end, I'm very proud of Dare You To and Take Me On. It was worth visiting those dark places so I could create Beth and Haley.
Thank you,
Katie
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Bexxy
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Katie McGarry:
Absolutely love the Pushing The Limits Series! Definitely a favourite of mine! Will we get to see more from Abby and Logan? Abby seemed like such an important secondary character in Crash Into You and Take Me On and she has an interesting outlook on life, would love to see more of her! Loved Logan as well! An adrenaline junkie makes for crazy and interesting reading! Can't wait till breaking the rules! :)
Rose
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Katie McGarry:
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this has been bugging me, and maybe I'm the only one...in Breaking the Rules, Echo and Noah seem great at the end...in Isiah's book, Echo seems to be reverting slightly--wearing long sleeves and is kind of scaring Noah slightly (or it mentions that he's worried as is Isiah) is that part of what Mrs. Collins says that some days she may just need to cover, or is she dealing with more?
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