Rabbit is an “ageless” friend of Emily Swift and Lucie Bellerose and can be found in all books of the Door to Door Paranormal Mystery series (Amazon link) and the Bellerose Witchline series (Amazon link). Get to know him from A to Z!
A – Arms — Lucie notes in A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate: He also had incredibly sexy arms…Rabbit’s masculinity was appealing.
B – Bad Habits — Smoking (occasional) and “getting a good drunk on.” Can be overly bossy.
C – Celeste (IYKYK)
D – Death Metal — he loves it
E – Eyes — Like all Rabbits, dark brown. Turn solid black (whites and irises) when angry, aroused, hyperaware, vulnerable, or in attack mode. Can see in the dark.
F – Food — vegetarian
G – Gregarious
H – Hair — soft, black curls
I – Inclusive — hates bigotry of any kind
J – Jawline — Following a brutal attack in Walled Zone, he has a thick scar running along his jawline and down his neck.
K – Knows what’s best. (He always thinks, especially when it comes to women.)
L – Lucie has become one of his best “friends”
M – Mother alive, father missing
N – Name — if you’ve read Through the Door, you know Rabbit’s birth name
O – OCD Scale (1-10): 2
P – Phone — cell phones don’t work in the Empire, but Rabbit network phones do
Q – Quirks — cracks his neck
R – Runs hands through hair a lot
S – Solves problems and stays loyal
T – Templeton — Rabbit might be his only “friend”
U – Unknown: age, date of birth, education
V – Vigilantism — Rabbit (and the Rabbits in general) have been accused of it
W – Withering (IYKYK — see Crossing the Witchline)
X – Sometimes keeps an eXtra sweet for himself when Tuesday gives him “to-go sacks for the Rabbits.” Never had enough food in childhood.
Y – Looks many Years Younger than he is. Rabbits age very slowly.
Z – Zoos — he hates them (animal preserves/wildlife preserves are okay)
Find Him
Everyone’s favorite Rabbit can be found in all the books of the Door to Door Paranormal Mysteries (PG-13) and the Bellerose Witchline series.
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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