Inspirational.

Best,
Ken

I am also intrigued with how you investigate evil, retribution, restoration, faith, and love. I consider the Dante novels to be the peak of your expression, but I have yet to read through the Watcher series or see the final installments of the Kismet series, which I greatly look forward to. Your books are like a White Russian drink in the hands of an alcoholic, smooth, delicious, and impossible to put down once grabbed a hold of. Thank you for your attention to your craft and your characters, as my wife and I have have enjoyed many sleepless nights just to get through your books to relish and mourn the conclusion to each one.

On a final note, you address in writing that society refuses to address in public, and while it may be somewhat destructive (personally- whether emotionally, psychologically, spiritually, etc.) for you to do so, the effort reaps much more reward for the reader, especially as it creates a sense of hope and encourages endurance. For example, the sheer evilness of Satan’s act against Dante’s body, soul, and psyche. I can think of no better way to address such a topic, including the aftermath issues of revenge, helplessness, fear, anger, etc., than the ways you addressed them with Dante, Japh, and the demons. So difficult to explore and express such events and emotions, and yet so powerful and helpful when done so by a skilled artist. Thank you.

It’s as if your books are all about the motto: Improvise, adapt, and overcome. Thank you for sharing!

On another note I am reading your Anna Beguine books and cannot put them down. Im on the first one and stayed up very late last night because I could not put it down.

Have Julia Camerons books & need to reread them. I post-it noted the heck out of the right to write one.

Thank you so much for your books!

You have my utmost respect and admiration Mrs Saintcrow.

J A Houston