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That's a tough one. These are much trickier than they appear. How about this:
"The game was hide and seek. But as I searched the musty cellar beneath our home, I found a man I had never met before."
Thanks for asking!
"The game was hide and seek. But as I searched the musty cellar beneath our home, I found a man I had never met before."
Thanks for asking!
J.J. Carlson
It would have to be Tolkien's Middle Earth (although hopefully during a time of peace).
The rapid pace of modern life sometimes makes me long for simpler times. In Middle Earth, I'd spend as much time exploring the forests and mountains as I possibly could (something I can't seem to find enough time for in my non-fiction world). Thanks for asking!
The rapid pace of modern life sometimes makes me long for simpler times. In Middle Earth, I'd spend as much time exploring the forests and mountains as I possibly could (something I can't seem to find enough time for in my non-fiction world). Thanks for asking!
J.J. Carlson
My genre preference varies based on the season. During the summer, I like to read thrillers--especially spy/political thrillers.
Among them this year were "The First Commandment" (Brad Thor), "The Last Patriot" (Brad Thor), "The Terminal List" (Jack Carr), "The Kremlin Conspiracy" (Joel C. Rosenberg), and "The Deceivers" (Alex Berenson).
I might squeeze one more in before the leaves and the temperatures begin to fall, but the transition to another genre has already begun. Thanks for asking!
Among them this year were "The First Commandment" (Brad Thor), "The Last Patriot" (Brad Thor), "The Terminal List" (Jack Carr), "The Kremlin Conspiracy" (Joel C. Rosenberg), and "The Deceivers" (Alex Berenson).
I might squeeze one more in before the leaves and the temperatures begin to fall, but the transition to another genre has already begun. Thanks for asking!
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(view spoiler)[As someone, who just finished reading the Dark Vigilante Book 4, what‘s the point of allowing Jarrod show empathy towards Emily by saving her, considering the horrendous acts she did to his life? He doesn’t even know that she’s carrying Boris‘ consciousness as well. Likewise, is it me, or does Jarrod, besides imitating others‘ voices, able to form facial disguises for social interactions? Still, love your works. (hide spoiler)]
J.J. Carlson
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(view spoiler)[For those who haven't read Dark Vigilante Book 4: Spoilers ahead.
This is a great question! One of the recurring themes in my books is the "sanctity of life." When Jarrod enters the underground fortress in Siberia and confronts Emily, he realizes that she is pregnant. His compassion is not for her, it is for her unborn child. Emily's pregnancy will heavily influence the plots of later books as well.
And you're right, Jarrod is able to manipulate pigments throughout his body, altering the color of his skin and armor in order to camouflage or disguise himself (much like a cuttlefish does in the wild). But the bone structure of his face, when he is not hidden behind his armor, cannot be disguised.
Thanks for reading, and I'm glad you enjoyed my books! (hide spoiler)]
This is a great question! One of the recurring themes in my books is the "sanctity of life." When Jarrod enters the underground fortress in Siberia and confronts Emily, he realizes that she is pregnant. His compassion is not for her, it is for her unborn child. Emily's pregnancy will heavily influence the plots of later books as well.
And you're right, Jarrod is able to manipulate pigments throughout his body, altering the color of his skin and armor in order to camouflage or disguise himself (much like a cuttlefish does in the wild). But the bone structure of his face, when he is not hidden behind his armor, cannot be disguised.
Thanks for reading, and I'm glad you enjoyed my books! (hide spoiler)]
Khrail
Thus, Jarrod will always be bald and gray, regardless with the skin pigmentation ability due to the experiment. :-) Thanks for answering my query. Eag
Thus, Jarrod will always be bald and gray, regardless with the skin pigmentation ability due to the experiment. :-) Thanks for answering my query. Eagerly looking forward for Book 5.
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