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Ooh interview questions! Does Gabriel ever regret bringing MC into the Archangels? Promise or not, it’s dangerous work for someone whose wellbeing he claims to care about. Even more so if they fall in love with one another. Heartbreak can be worse than physical wounds. Is he prepared to face that, especially the possibility that he’s the greatest danger to the MC in that way?
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Heya! Before I ask my question, I just want to let you know that I never had any interest in crime genre before I started reading Breach. It sparked a new kind of interest in me and I absolutely loved your first Book and the demo of the second Book. So I wanted to ask you which character is the most difficult for you to write? Having so many good characters and trying to maintain their persona must be hard for you guys but your writing tells otherwise.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the game!
As for which character is most difficult for me to write, it would definitely be Michael and Bishop, considering I, in real life, am nothing like him. He is a character that was made by a friend of mine who has since passed away, and now that I no longer have anyone to ask about the character, it's been left to me to try and figure out the enigma that is Michael and Bishop.
That being said, I love a writing challenge.
