Willow Madison
This was a really tough question to answer! I usually love one character more than the other. I had to shake the rocks in my brain to come up with a couple that I loved both MCs equally AND a story that I loved throughout...
John Perry and Jane Sagan of Scalzi's "Old Man's War" series. The oddball-ness of this being an almost second-chance-at-love story is combined with a strong hero that doesn't try to change his stronger heroine. It's about loving who and what the other person is, without need for labels or stereotypes or empty ideals or revisited values or revised histories. In a world full of physical alterations, love can't be defined so corporeally.
John Perry and Jane Sagan of Scalzi's "Old Man's War" series. The oddball-ness of this being an almost second-chance-at-love story is combined with a strong hero that doesn't try to change his stronger heroine. It's about loving who and what the other person is, without need for labels or stereotypes or empty ideals or revisited values or revised histories. In a world full of physical alterations, love can't be defined so corporeally.
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AmyLouAldaMay
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Willow Madison:
Hi Willow, I've intended to ask you this for awhile now, but I keep forgetting. I've mentioned in my reviews of your books that your writing style makes me want to consider the technical psychological implications behind your characters, their actions, and their motives. Do you have a degree in psychology?
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Willow Madison:
'we were one once': Please tell me you are busy writing the next part LOL :) Loved it!?
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