#WordWeavers 11. If you had to show that a character is a good person within one scene, how would you do it?Probably have them interact with an animal, but that's maybe just me (and my cat-loving assassin, Alana). I think you can tell a lot about someone by how they treat animals. But, as others have said better, people aren't good or bad 100%. Most are more complicated than that.

#WordWeavers 9/11. If you had to show that a character is a good person within one scene, how would you do it?By showing them interacting with a child.Maybe it's because I've worked with kids for so long, but I really feel like you can learn a lot about a person by how they interact with a child - either when the child is in a vulnerable position, or when the child is being difficult. Both are great ways to show a person is capable of kindness, respect, patience, and love.

#WordWeavers 10Sep—Share a snippet with an animal in it.I don't think I have anything with an animal in book four (yet), but here's a snippet from book three that I love.(Sorry it's a bit on the long side, but it all fits within the alt text.)

#WordWeavers 9/10. Share a snippet with an animal in it."My pet is a Kotrvayk, Mr. Zacharias. Do you know the kind? They are most impressive." Sygra stepped outside. "I named her Kernak."On a small patio, just a few steps from the door, lay an animal the size of a lioness. It was covered in red hair, like a fox's. Its head was large and round. As Sygra came in its view, the Kotrvayk got up and slowly walked over to him, giving Daniel a good look of its immense, Komodo-dragon like tail.

#WordWeavers Sep 9Do you have a favourite among your cast of characters?Nope. I love them all. They are each special in their own way. Together they make up a unique world. I suppose you could say the world is my favorite. Ardonna is alive, after all.