Dawn Blankenship
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Christine Feehan:
First thank you for writing & showing that broken people deserve love as much as the "perfect hero/heroine". How do you determine what heroine goes with a Torpedo Ink hero? Does the hero dictate it or the heroine?
Christine Feehan
What each character needs helps to dictate what kind of partner they end up with. I like to think of them as a puzzle. One their own, there are missing pieces in their lives. Together, they are whole.
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Dorothy Wehunt
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Christine Feehan:
I wrote a book Choose to Build High Self-Esteem. People suggested I change the cover and color of it to fit the subject. I did. It received a good rating. Then it was suggested I give it an attractive cover and shorter title. I have not changed the content. The amazon ASIN number has stayed the same. How can I get Goodreads to replace the cover of Build Self-Esteem and delete the old edition?
Peggy
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Christine Feehan:
I am in awe of your talent, and I love the intricate mystery arcs that each of your series has. You may have already answered this, but do you have an outline or a roadmap for your different series to follow? For example, do you already know how the Carpathians will stop the vampire coalition and develop the individual story plots to that end? I guess I'm really asking how do you keep each series fresh & exciting?
Amy
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Christine Feehan:
I love all of your books but the Torpedo Ink series has to be my favorite,the characters are dark and damaged but all so deserving of happiness. Everytime something goes for right for one of them I get so excited as if I'm reading about one of my family members good fortune. My question is where did the idea for them be a motorcycle club come from?
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