Big Rabbit bounced onto the scene in Doors Wide Open after a violent enemy attacked Emily Swift. Directed by Rabbit to protect the D2D series’ main character, this lovable “cinnamon roll” won over readers immediately and continues to earn fans with each friendly grin.
Get to know him from A to Z!
A – Agile, even though he’s massive.
B – BIG. He has muscles for miles.
C – Cinnamon Roll. He’s exceptionally kind, gentle, and supportive.
D – Does the right thing—even if it’s in opposition to Rabbit.
E – Ebullient. Cheerful and full of good energy.
F – Food Truck. His dream is to own one.
G – Gives without expectation. He’s NOT a transactional friend.
H – Hair. Women adore his long “manly locks of love.”
I – In (secret) love with a female Rabbit with a scar on her cheek.
J – Justice above Empire law.
K – “Knightly” — Chivalrous.
L – Lucie (Bellerose). He’ll step in whenever she needs his help—and even when she says she doesn’t.
M – Mother. Loves his Ma!
N – Network. He’s a leader in the Rabbit Network.
O – Overprotective of women. Not as bad as Rabbit, but still drives Emily Swift nuts.
P – Phone. Ensures Lucie has one when her network phone is taken away.
Q – Quick to blush (or become a bit flustered) around women.
R – RAV4 (Lucie’s). His favorite car to “borrow.” *wink wink*
S – Smile. It lights up a room.
T – Treats women with utmost respect.
U – Unwavering allegiance to his friends—but he’s willing to rock the boat and force someone’s hand even if it puts him in the doghouse (like with Rabbit in Crossing the Witchline).
V – Valiant—he’s courageous and determined.
W – Warrior. You don’t want to meet him in battle.
X – eXcellent maker of pancakes. (See Doors Wide Open.)
Y – Years! All Rabbits age VERY slowly. How many human years do you think Big Rabbit has under his belt?
Z – Zero tolerance for the Fringe. (See also Sebastian St. Michel.)
Big Rabbit first appears as a lovable bodyguard in Doors Wide Open, the final book in the Door to Door Paranormal Mysteries (PG-13). He returns in the Bellerose Witchline series as a good friend (and protector) of Lucie’s.
NOTE: The Bellerose Witchline series (18+ years) is Rated R for Adult Activity, Alcohol Use, Hard Language, Intense Violence/Gore, and Sexual Situations, both consensual/non-consensual.
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