Aparna

Aparna asked Christine Feehan:

Thank you for the response. I couldnt post until today so sorry for the delay. With regards to the Dark Series, I had this question in mind for a while. W did you not have a separate plot for Barack and Syndil instead of spreading their story in two books? Why not have Barack claim Syndil early on, why make him wait till after Darius makes his clam on Tempest in the sixth book Dark Fire?

Christine Feehan You may want to revisit those two books. Barack, Syndil and the other "lost children" didn't grow up like normal Carpathians. There was a lot they didn't know. There just wasn't enough of a story for an entire book.
Barack had only known for a short time he was her lifemate. Then, she was attacked and the timing wasn't right. I still think their story is romantic, even if it doesn't run the length of a full novel.

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Malinda Mongosa

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I have been reading your novels for years. In August I visited Fort Bragg, Caspar, Jackson Demonstration forest, and Mendocino. I’ve visited many places that you mentioned in the novel. Would you share photos or drawings of the places where you get your inspiration as well as the buildings and homes of the various characters? I’m sure what you have in your Imagination far out strips what I have in mine.

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Cindy Resto asked Christine Feehan:

As a follow up to EJ Wake's question about the De La Cruz brothers and their ages, which Carpathian is the oldest? Also, would the recently turned Luis and Gary be considered their "human" age or would their age be tied to the ancients lineage that they are accepted into? BTW, loved Leopard's Wrath.

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