Ask the Author: Al Rhodes
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Al Rhodes
This was a real hard question to answer. After mush deliberation, I have chosen Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet from Pride and Prejudice. I like the fact they are both strong characters, and Mr Darcy I always felt was a little awkward - a trait I like. I am also a romantic at heart.
Al Rhodes
Never give up. If you dream of writing, then write. Your work might not suit everybody but somebody will love it, and remember some of the greatest writers in the world were told they would never make it as a writer.
Al Rhodes
I am currently working on a new book called Telepathy. The book is a sequel to Pain; however, both books are stand alone books. Telepathy will go to print late 2017.
Telepathy is the second book in the series and follows the story of the same two teenagers that appeared in Pain. Once again this novel will keep you hooked and as ever is fast-paced and entertaining.
The story - Damien knew Angel was special he just hadn’t realised how special until now. If being able to heal wasn’t enough, the speed her telepathic skills were developing was exceeding expectations. Eventually, her skills would lead to a battle between two families who had not spoken in years - a battle between people who had a similar power. Damien, her young man, would be caught in the cross-fire, but he would never leave her no matter how bad the situation became.
Telepathy is the second book in the series and follows the story of the same two teenagers that appeared in Pain. Once again this novel will keep you hooked and as ever is fast-paced and entertaining.
The story - Damien knew Angel was special he just hadn’t realised how special until now. If being able to heal wasn’t enough, the speed her telepathic skills were developing was exceeding expectations. Eventually, her skills would lead to a battle between two families who had not spoken in years - a battle between people who had a similar power. Damien, her young man, would be caught in the cross-fire, but he would never leave her no matter how bad the situation became.
Al Rhodes
I have only had writer's block once and that was when somebody very close to me died. The best way to deal with it is not to push too hard. Put the novel down and take time out. You will know when to pick it up again. I took six months out.
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