From all the characters you’ve created, which is your favorite and why?
I bet you think you know the answer. After all, how many times have I talked about wanting to spend an afternoon with Harmony from the mystery series, drinking ice tea and and chatting? Well, you would be wrong.
And if you guessed Dot, the main character from Wolves’ Pawn, the first book I ever published, you would be closer, but still wrong.
No, my favorite and probably least-known of my main characters is Lori Grenville of Wolves’ Gambit.
Yeah, she’s an underdog. And that’s one of the reasons I’m so fond of her. Despite her small stature, she doesn’t let anyone push her around. Instead, she finds ways to use her size to her advantage. She’s found a way to turn a personal tragedy into a lifelong-mission to help others.
Of course, that isn’t the way I’d planned her. She was supposed to be a smart aleck, take nothing too seriously spy of dubious loyalties. While I managed to retain some of that in her personality, it isn’t her main focus. Her loyalty is to herself and her cause, and she’ll tell you so.
What I love most about her is her creativity. I didn’t believe her at first when she told me the story of how she killed a wolf using a snow shovel. But it’s in writing now, and on the internet, so it must be true.
If you haven’t read Wolves’ Gambit yet, here’s your chance. It’s a standalone story, so you don’t have to read the other books in the Free Wolves adventures first. Here’s the link to the page on this website that will lead you to everywhere you can buy the book. Wolves’ Gambit
Once you get done with your purchase, don’t forget to check out the other blogs and see what their authors favorite characters are. Maybe I’ll see you there!
From all the characters you’ve created, which is your favorite and why?
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Sounds like another great character, certainly another one for my list.
I tend to go for the underdog too.
The spunky underdog. Nice!
I like the spunky underdog too. I have Jazz in Transformation Project – she’s small and lithe, but can handle a gun as well as any man. And, in my fantasy Daermad Cyle, there’s Donyl, who is physically disabled, but keeps getting up off the ground and using his head to overcome what his body can’t handle.
I always like the underdog! Can’t wait to read this book! ❤
I hope you enjoy it