Joyce
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Christine Feehan:
All of the Prakenskii brothers except Ilya were horrendously tortured and abused, yet they did not use bdsm as you now portray Torpedo Ink men. I realize some are submissive and dominants out there, but what they do behind closed doors is their business. Why? Why? Would you introduce that form of sex in those men?? Your writing has also taken that path with Leopards Wrath and Prey. Put WARNINGS ON THEM ?
Christine Feehan
Not all of the Prakenskii brothers were in that school so it's not correct to say they all were treated the same. They were not.
The Leopard series has always been my more erotic series from the very beginning. Nothing has changed with that.
I said from the very beginning that Torpedo Ink would be intense and not for everyone. I continue to say it with blogs and social media. I'm not sure what additional warnings you're asking for.
Perhaps you are not aware of what happens to children when they are subjected to this kind of abuse? They need their chance at a happy ending.
If you are uncomfortable with those scenes you can skip them. Or, perhaps Torpedo Ink and the Leopard Series aren't going to be for you. I totally understand.
The Leopard series has always been my more erotic series from the very beginning. Nothing has changed with that.
I said from the very beginning that Torpedo Ink would be intense and not for everyone. I continue to say it with blogs and social media. I'm not sure what additional warnings you're asking for.
Perhaps you are not aware of what happens to children when they are subjected to this kind of abuse? They need their chance at a happy ending.
If you are uncomfortable with those scenes you can skip them. Or, perhaps Torpedo Ink and the Leopard Series aren't going to be for you. I totally understand.
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Renee Tabb
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Christine Feehan:
I have read all of the Dark novels (except Dark Whisper), the Leopard series, and the Torpedo Ink series. What series actually introduced the Torpedo Ink members and Jackson Duveau? Would very much like to read the "backstory" so to speak of Torpedo Ink, if possible. Thanks!
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