John Templeton first appeared in the Door to Door Paranormal Mystery series (Amazon link) as a thorn in Emily Swift’s side before establishing himself as a primary character in the Bellerose Witchline dark fantasy series (Amazon link) alongside Lucie Bellerose and Rabbit. Get to know him from A to Z!
A – Arrogant (understatement)
B – Bellerose Witchline — he plays a significant role in the series
C – Chair of the board, Forefront Properties, the parent organization (real estate company) of Lightworks, Inc.
D – Door Traveling ability kicked in early (teens); shouldn’t happen to Salesmen until they turn 30
E – Emily Swift — revels in taunting her (she also drives him up the wall)
F – Fetishes — wouldn’t you like to know? (see hallway scene in A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate)
G – Guilty pleasure — loves having his hair cut (i.e., played with)
H – Hobby: Reading, studying history, piano — plays VERY well and when he is alone
I – Incredibly wealthy
J – John is his first name
K – Kitchen — once made Lucie an omelet as an apology
L – Lucie Bellerose — a fiery witch and his…love interest
M – Morally gray character
N – Novels — fav genres are thrillers and sci-fi
O – Olfactory favs: Warm (or BURNT) vanilla, libraries
P – Pale blue eye color bleeds away when practicing magic, angry, or studying something
Q – Quirk: lint hunting (if you know, you know)
R – Runner
S – Salesman — a magical being who can travel from place to place simply by stepping through a door
T – The Empire — where Templeton lives (Matar)
U – University degree(s): Ph.D. in History; Ph.D, in Theology, concentration: Witchcraft
V – Vehicle — Morgan Plus 4 Manual, rarely drives it
W – Witchline (here’s a secret: he can see Lucie’s)
X – seXy — there’s a reason why his hashtag is #Temptington
Y – Youngest Salesman to be recognized by the Salesman Court (he was in his teens)
Z – avant-garde jaZZ — music of choice when he’s developing new spells/building magical items
Templeton 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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