Diane Gronas

Diane Gronas asked Vera Nazarian:

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Vera Nazarian Thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed the books. The story may be marketed as YA (which has its own incredibly wide range of explicitness, which makes my series tame by comparison) but as the story progresses, it develops as it needs to in terms of storyline and complexity. Just as Gwen grows and matures, so does the subject matter, without becoming "too" explicit. In addition, this is a true cross-genre series, so there will be unabashedly explicit hard science, explicit hardcore military action, shamelessly explicit historical detail, explicit classical references and linguistics, explicit philosophy, and yes, explicit humanity. :-)

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Anna Belanger

Anna Belanger asked Vera Nazarian:

I just finished the first two books of the Atlantis Trilogy which are amazing! I was wondering if they are available in print or just as ebooks. Also, when is the expected release date for book 3? Can't wait to read more of your books! Cheers

Geneviève

Geneviève asked Vera Nazarian:

Will we get to read about Aeson from his point of view in any of the books or will it only be in Gwen's?

Linda

Linda asked Vera Nazarian:

Vera, I have provided a review at www.lingsblogspot.com of Compete. Many of my friends on Facebook are fellow readers and will love to know about a new book (to us) Thank you for bringing Gwen and her crew to us. They are wonderful books and we are looking forward to Win!!?

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