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Walking a Fine Witchline

Coming in 2023, Book 2 in the Bellerose Witchline Series, Walking a Fine Witchline!

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About the Bellerose Witchline series*: This is a stand-alone series AND also a bonus for fans of T.L. Brown’s Door to Door paranormal mystery trilogy. Readers of Brown’s Door to Door trilogy will recognize fan favorites John Templeton and Rabbit – learning more secrets about the two most important men in Lucie’s life, while introducing new characters. Please note: The books in the Bellerose Witchline series are NOT cozy mysteries. They are Adult Dark Fantasy with elements of horror.

* Recommended readers: Adults 18+ years due to adult situations.

Relationships

Lucie and Rabbit (also from the Door to Door series) form a strong friendship during the summer after they first met. (Between books Through the Door and Doors Wide Open.)

Lucie develops a rather tempestuous relationship with Templeton (from the Door to Door series) in Doors Wide Open.

 

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Crossing the Witchline

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🔥About Crossing the Witchline (Book 2, Bellerose Witchline Series*), by T.L. Brown:

Would you give your light to the one who needs it the most and deserves it the least?

Ever since Lucie Bellerose returned to the Empire, she’s lived amid chaos. Now, three months after a devastating battle in the Walled Zone, she’s desperate to get into the Above to find her lost magic man. With her best friend still missing and her membership at the Congress of Empire Witches suspended, Lucie’s on her own.

A glimmer of hope comes in the feline form of a shapeshifter, a young man who set fire to the Crimson Stone. But as Lucie works to put the three pieces of the gemstone back together, she learns her best-laid plans might magically backfire.

Down to her last resort, Lucie seeks help from an unpredictable demon – a man from her past who is held captive in the Below. A deal is made, but can Lucie trust him to keep his end of the bargain? Will the darkness overshadow her light?

Crossing the Witchline is book two in the adult dark fantasy Bellerose Witchline series, where friends and enemies aren’t always who they seem to be, and even a bad man can get a second chance to do life right.

As Lucie says, it’s complicated.

* Recommended readers: Adults 18+ years due to adult situations.

About the Bellerose Witchline series: This is a stand-alone series AND also a bonus for fans of T.L. Brown’s Door to Door paranormal mystery trilogy. Readers of Brown’s Door to Door trilogy will recognize fan favorites John Templeton and Rabbit – learning more secrets about the two most important men in Lucie’s life, while introducing new characters. Please note: The books in the Bellerose Witchline series are NOT cozy mysteries. They are Adult Dark Fantasy with elements of horror.

Relationships

Lucie and Rabbit (also from the Door to Door series) form a strong friendship during the summer after they first met. (Between books Through the Door and Doors Wide Open.)

Lucie develops a rather tempestuous relationship with Templeton (from the Door to Door series) in Doors Wide Open.

 

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A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate

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You can preview the prologue through chapter two for free here! NOTE: The beginning of this book contains SPOILERS from Doors Wide Open, Book 3 in the Door to Door Paranormal Mystery Series.

Lucie Bellerose first appeared in the second book of the Door to Door Paranormal Mystery Series by T.L. Brown. Lucie became a resource for that series’ main character (Emily Swift) as Emily explored her own “magical abilities.”

Lucie returned in the series’ third book (Doors Wide Open) and played a significant role.

Lucie lives in a brownstone in the Empire’s capital city of Matar.

She recently moved back from an extended stay in France where she studied under a strict teacher, the witch Guillaume.

🔥About A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate (Book 1, Bellerose Witchline Series*), by T.L. Brown:

Witches hide things.

The confident witch next door? She’s a hot mess. The reliable, level-headed friend you know you can count on? She’s broken and hiding big lies. The powerful woman who finds herself at the center of an old prophecy? She’s overwhelmed.

Lucie Bellerose holds secrets in her heart, fear in her belly, and her Tarot cards close to her chest. She’s a witch among too many men, with too many problems, and one thinning witchline.

A tyrannical former teacher who likes to inflict pain? Check. A loyal friend she keeps dragging through hell? Check. A mysterious man who excites her and infuriates her – often in the same 60 seconds? Check. Then there are the expectations of the Congress of Empire Witches, danger lurking behind doors to other worlds, and one psychotic demon who needs to possess her.

And this is only the beginning of Lucie’s problems. 

Join Lucie as she navigates maddening men, witch politics, controlling her growing power, a fiery temper, a desperate demon… and ‘monsters and ‘beasties’ when doors to other worlds begin to open.

* Recommended readers: Adults 18+ years.

About the Bellerose Witchline series: This is a stand-alone series AND also a bonus for fans of T.L. Brown’s Door to Door paranormal mystery trilogy. A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate allows main character Lucie Bellerose to pick up the tale and tell readers “what came next” after the last page in Doors Wide Open.

Please note: The books in the Bellerose Witchline series are NOT cozy mysteries. They are Adult Dark Fantasy with elements of horror.

Readers of Brown’s Door to Door trilogy will recognize fan favorites John Templeton and Rabbit – learning more secrets about the two most important men in Lucie’s life as they reveal their darker sides. The Bellerose Witchline series also serves up a whole host of new lovable and terrifying characters.

Step into Lucie Bellerose’s world and find out why advanced readers have called A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate “possibly the best book I’ve read this year,” “more dark, more twisted, more sexy,” and “a captivating read.”

Relationships

Lucie and Rabbit (also from the Door to Door series) form a strong friendship during the summer after they first met. (Between books Through the Door and Doors Wide Open.)

Lucie develops a rather tempestuous relationship with Templeton (from the Door to Door series) in Doors Wide Open.

Amusing Note

Lucie cast a small hiccupping spell on Templeton when they first met in an effort to make him stop shouting.

– Source, D2D Wiki: https://writertracybrown.com/blog/wiki/d2d-paranormal-mystery-series/characters-in-series/lucie-bellerose/

 

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Videos in the Bellerose Witchline Series

Book Trailers for the Bellerose Witchline Series include:

Door to Door Mysteries vs. Bellerose Witchline Fantasy Series

A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate

Crossing the Witchline

 

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Elaine Waverton

Elaine Waverton is first mentioned in the first book in the Bellerose Witchline series.

She is first introduced to the reader as a witch dining at the Congress of Empire Witches with Templeton.

Elaine reveals early in the storyline that she questions the success Lucie had when studying with Guillaume in France.

Stats

Lucie observes:

I peeked up at the striking blond woman who appeared beside me. A pair of sharp green eyes glanced down to see who Loren dined with, barely delivering an acknowledging nod. I raised my eyebrows and went back to my plate, pushing the pieces around. I didn’t have time for Congress snobs.

“Good afternoon, Loren,” she sniffed. “Yes. We dined in one of the private alcoves. I can’t imagine sitting out in the center of the room like this. Can you, Templeton?”

 

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Michelle Heatherworth

Michelle Heatherworth, wife of Loren Heatherworth, is first mentioned in the first book in the Bellerose Witchline series.

Michelle is an older witch in her 70s and often serves as a supporter of Lucie Bellerose in the Congress of Empire Witches – and in general.

About

Lucie observes:

He (Loren Heatherworth) and his wife (Michelle Heatherworth) were in their 70s and lived in a wealthy, gated community outside Matar. Inside was a sizable witch population, with the oddball non-magical family home nestled into neighborhoods here and there. I’d visited the couple over the years and attended a few holiday gatherings. I think Loren and his wife Michelle thought it was their responsibility to make sure I had some sort of ‘family’ – especially around the holidays.

and

Loren and Michelle were part of the old guard in the Empire’s order of witches. When I needed a champion in the Congress to secure support for going to France, Michelle took to lunching with ladies while Loren shared his best Scotch with Congress influencers. I deserved to study with Guillaume but being a ‘nobody’ in the witch community was a hurdle. I never would’ve had a shot without the Heatherworths. I was in their debt.

 

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Loren Heatherworth

Loren Heatherworth, husband of Michelle Heatherworth, is first mentioned in the first book in the Bellerose Witchline series.

Loren is an older witch in his 70s and often serves as a champion of Lucie Bellerose in the Congress of Empire Witches – and in general.

Stats

Lucie observes:

I liked the man. He was an old family friend. There was some connection between Loren and my late aunt. He and his wife were in their 70s and lived in a wealthy, gated community outside Matar. Inside was a sizable witch population, with the oddball non-magical family home nestled into neighborhoods here and there. I’d visited the couple over the years and attended a few holiday gatherings. I think Loren and his wife Michelle thought it was their responsibility to make sure I had some sort of ‘family’ – especially around the holidays.

and

Loren and Michelle (Michelle Heatherworth) were part of the old guard in the Empire’s order of witches. When I needed a champion in the Congress to secure support for going to France, Michelle took to lunching with ladies while Loren shared his best Scotch with Congress influencers. I deserved to study with Guillaume but being a ‘nobody’ in the witch community was a hurdle. I never would’ve had a shot without the Heatherworths. I was in their debt.

 

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Colette Bellerose

Colette Bellerose is Lucie Bellerose's late aunt and is first referred to in the first book in the Bellerose Witchline series.

Lucie was raised by her aunt after her parents died in separate accidents when she was young.

About

Lucie states:

My parents died in separate accidents when I was a child, and my aunt, Colette Bellerose, raised me. Aunt Lettie was my father’s sister and she passed away seven years ago. She’d never married or had children.

 

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Rick Manning

Rick Manning appears in the first book in the Bellerose Witchline series.

Rick owns Coffee Cove and rents a room out to Lucie Bellerose where she reads Tarot cards for clients.

Stats

In the current work in progress for the first book in the Bellerose Witchline series, Lucie describes Rick as:

Rick Manning was a pleasant man in his mid-50s. Often you’d hear him cheerfully whistling in his office while he worked. According to his staff he was a good employer. The shop hardly had any turnover, and I suspected it was because of fair wages and the happy working environment. Rick owned several coffee shops around Matar. His wife managed one and a brother managed the other.

 

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Guillaume

Guillaume is first mentioned in the third book of the Door to Door Paranormal Mystery Series, Doors Wide Open. However, Guillaume does not appear on the page until the first book in the Bellerose Witchline series.

Guillaume is a powerful witch living in France who occasionally accepts exceptional students, like Lucie Bellerose. Lucie spent a long year in France living with and studying under the “strict disciplinarian” prior to her first appearance in Through the Door (book 2 in the Door to Door Paranormal Mystery Series). He is a frightening force to be reckoned with and the Congress of Empire Witches often looks the other way with regards to his “teaching methods” because he produces “desirable outcomes.”

Stats

Lucie observes:

He’d changed little since I last saw him. His ash brown hair had a touch of additional gray, but it was still thick and combed back from his face in gentle waves. His eyebrows retained their full color, and the right one remained raised while he regarded my dress. The laugh lines at the corners of his eyes implied a sense of humor – a misleading facial feature. Guillaume’s square chin was covered with its perpetual stubble where the majority of gray made its appearance. The lips of his wide mouth were pressed together. I heard him breathe in through his aquiline nose as he prepared to speak.

and

Guillaume cut a nice shape in his tux. At 56, he was more fit than many men half his age. He maintained his body with a control only mastered by such a strict disciplinarian. He earned his share of appreciative glances from the witches around us.

Guillaume in Doors Wide Open

In an argument between Lucie and Templeton in Doors Wide Open (the third book in the Door to Door Paranormal Mystery series), the reader learns Lucie traded something of importance – something that will likely land her in hot water with Guillaume:

Templeton didn’t acknowledge Rabbit. Instead, he addressed Lucie. “When the Congress of Empire Witches learns of this, you will be punished.” Templeton spit out the last four words.

“Lucie? What is he talking about?” Rabbit’s nose twitched.

Lucie muttered something about expecting a simple life in Matar. She glared at Templeton. “Guillaume gave it to me. Directly. If you know what it is, Templeton, then you know who he is. The Congress is the least of my concerns. I’d appreciate it if you kept this to yourself.”

Rabbit mentioned the same name when we were at the Tortoise’s cabin. “Who is this Guillaume?” I asked. No one answered and Rabbit gave me a nudge.

“And you don’t think he’ll find out?” Templeton was incredulous. His hands landed on the countertop across from her and he leaned angrily toward Lucie. “I can’t believe you’d do something so foolish.”

“I’ll deal with him when he does,” Lucie snapped at him.

– Doors Wide Open, Chapter 21

 

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Characters in Bellerose Witchline Series

Note: The main character in this series is Lucie Bellerose.

Templeton and Rabbit both play vital roles in the series.

 

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Bellerose Witchline Series Wiki

Table of Contents

Note: This series is recommended for adult readers aged 18+ years as it contains adult situations and elements of horror. Unlike T.L. Brown’s Door to Door series, the books in this series are NOT lighthearted (cozy) mysteries.

The Bellerose Witchline books make up the adult dark fantasy series from author T.L. Brown, with witches, door-traveling Salesmen, ageless Rabbits, demons, shapeshifters, and much more!

Lucie Bellerose holds secrets in her heart, fear in her belly, and her Tarot cards close to her chest. She’s a witch among too many men, with too many problems, and one thinning witchline…

Join Lucie as she navigates maddening men, witch politics, controlling her growing power, a fiery temper, a desperate demon… and ‘monsters and ‘beasties’ when doors to other worlds are opened.

The Bellerose Witchline series is a standalone one, but fans of T.L. Brown’s Door to Door paranormal mystery series will recognize beloved characters crossing over from that trilogy – and revealing their darker sides. This adult dark fantasy from the author comes complete with new and known characters when everyone’s favorite Empire witch picks up the tale.

Recommended: Adults 18+ years.

Please note, while some consideration has been given to limiting storyline spoilers, there might be information included in this Wiki the reader has not yet learned.

Click here to read about A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate (Bellerose Witchline Book 1).

Sebastian St. Michel

Sebastian St. Michel (villain) first appears in the second book of the series, Through the Door.

It is revealed he is a Salesman. The reader learns he comes from an old, moneyed family in the Empire. He wields considerable power.

Sebastian returns in book three, Doors Wide Open, as a dangerous and violent adversary.

In book three, Emily describes Sebastian as “unhinged as ever.”

Sebastian also makes an appearance in the Bellerose Witchline Series.

Stats

Sebastian St. Michel from the Door to Door and Bellerose Witchline Series
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Sebastian is ~40 in the series. He’s described as tall.

Emily Swift describes him in Through the Door:

Sebastian was disturbingly attractive, with wavy brown hair so dark it was almost black. It hung down a breath below his collar. Thick eyelashes framed heavy-lidded, brown eyes. The devilish smile hadn’t left his lips. A wicked, yet perfectly groomed, mustache and goatee accented the olive skin of his face. The Van Dyke didn’t make him look like a ridiculous hipster. Instead, he looked like a rock star… 

In Doors Wide Open, Emily observes:

Sebastian hadn’t changed much since I last saw him. His wavy dark hair was still longish, covering his collar. The 5 o’clock shadow supporting a slight mustache and small goatee still worked. He wore a black leather jacket over his white shirt. His boots took his height well over six feet.

From the Author’s Character Profile (edited to avoid spoilers)
Abbreviated Character Profile

  • Name: Sebastian St. Michel
  • Gender/Self-ID: Male
  • Born: 1982
  • Character Theme Song for D2D Series:
    • Through the Door: Black Hole Sun, by Soundgarden
    • Doors Wide Open: Helter Skelter, by The Beatles, and once again: Black Hole Sun, by Soundgarden – because it fits him so well!
  • Being Type: Salesman, Human
  • Parents Alive: Yes. (Odette St. Michel is his mother.)
  • Siblings: Two younger siblings.
  • Living Relatives: Above + a blind grandmother.
  • Childhood: Privileged, wealthy, snobbish, classist.
  • Hair Color: So dark it’s almost black.
  • Hair Length, Style: Longish, shaggy sometimes – uses product.
  • Facial Hair: Some
  • Eyes: Dark brown.
  • Height: 6’2″
  • Weight: 180lbs
  • Body Type: Lean, muscular – “manscapes.”
  • Education (Traditional): Private school, then prep school with Templeton.
  • Degree: Bachelor’s in Finance
  • Occupation: Family is wealthy, but Sebastian owns a couple of restaurants/clubs in downtown Matar.
  • Hobby: Women. Going out to clubs. Working out – but not a “muscle head.”
  • Relationship Status: Single – but has a fixation on spoiler.
  • Significant Friends: None – most friends are sycophants.
  • Childhood Home: Countryside (family estate), north of Matar.
  • Home: Still lives at family estate, but has his own penthouse in Matar, plus a spoiler.
  • Favorite Food: Sushi, “trendy ethnic dishes.”
  • Least Favorite Food: Candy and sweets.
  • Loves the Smell Of: Gasoline
  • Favorite Alcohol: Wide variety – top shelf always.
  • Country or City? City
  • Favorite Book: The Talisman, by Stephen King and Peter Straub
  • Favorite TV Show: Netflixes stuff, doesn’t really care. Watches sports. Maybe Game of Thrones.
  • Celebrity Crush: Emily Clarke
  • Favorite Season: Summer
  • Favorite Color: Red
  • Favorite Holiday: Doesn’t care.
  • Favorite Music: Hard Rock
  • Favorite Song: Cochise, by Audioslave
  • Plays Instrument? Piano (forced to take lessons as a child), guitar.
  • Favorite Painter: Hieronymus Bosch
  • Favorite Vacation Spot: Monaco, French Riviera
  • Mountains or Beach: Beach
  • Likes to Dance: Yes
  • Like to Cook: Yes
  • Eat in or Eat out: Both, but preference is eating out.
  • Early Bird or Night Owl? Night Owl
  • Personality: Charming, Seductive, Naughty… “A Bad Boy” – but also pathological and psychotic.
  • Temperament: Unpredictable, with a violent temper. Dangerous. Does not like to be told no.
  • Talent: Door Travel
  • Member Of: Fringe
  • Fetishes: How much time you got?
  • Guilty Pleasure: “No guilt in pleasure.”
  • Vices: Alcohol, sometimes expensive cigars, and spoiler.
  • Fears: Fear of losing. Paranoia.
  • Regrets: Spoilers + “I wish I didn’t have to do this to feel this good.”
  • Quirk: Paranoia – has to touch things or look at things before leaving his home to make sure no one screws with anything.
  • OCD Scale (1-10): 7, see above.
  • Political Affiliation: He’s Fringe, doesn’t affiliate with recognized political parties.
  • Religion: Atheist.
  • Pet Peeves: Poor people.
  • Principles: Hedonism – if it feels good, do it.
  • Enemy: Salesman Empire, Emily Swift, Templeton – anyone who stands in the way of what he wants.
  • Problems: Spoilers + he REALLY wants the Crimson Stone.

 

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Rabbit

Rabbit is introduced in the first book in the series, Door to Door, and plays a strong role in the second book in the series, Through the Door. It’s in book two that the reader is introduced to a darker side of Rabbit. Rabbit returns in Doors Wide Open in a critical role, bringing the Rabbit Network into a lot of the action.

Rabbit becomes a loyal friend of Emily Swift in book one.

(Rabbit also appears in the Bellerose Witchline Series in a significant role.)

Rabbit from the Door to Door and Bellerose Witchline Series
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Stats

Rabbit is fair-skinned, with black, wavy hair and dark brown eyes.

Emily describes Rabbit upon meeting him:

He was dressed in a short black leather jacket, with layers of flannel shirts poking out from the bottom. He wore fitted black jeans tucked into heavy work boots. A chain ran from his belt to a wallet. His grey knit cap pushed out a few dark curls across his forehead and over his ears. He looked to be somewhere in his early twenties. 

and:

…He grinned and I noted what a friendly smile he had. His whole face got in on the action… …I noticed he wasn’t wearing gloves and his hands looked like they saw some labor. Working man…

Food

Rabbit is a vegetarian.

From the Author’s Character Profile (edited to avoid spoilers)

  • First Name: Rabbit
  • Last Name: None
  • Gender: Male
  • Year of Birth: Unknown
  • Age in Door to Door Series: Unknown. Rabbits age incredibly slowly. Looks like in early 20s, probably in mid-50s.
  • Character Theme Song for D2D Series:
    • Door to Door: Skånegatan, by Hang Massive
    • Through the Door: Portions of –
      • One of These Days (just the end, start at three minutes and forty-two seconds into the song), by Pink Floyd,
      • and Enter Sandman (just the beginning, about the first minute and 10 seconds of the song), by Metallica
    • Doors Wide Open: Nothing too specific, but perhaps: Seven Nation Army, by The White Stripes
  • Being Type: Rabbit, Human
  • Childhood: Rabbit community: loving, always working, always hungry.
  • Hair Color: Black
  • Hair Length, Style: Longish, curly, unruly (kind of sexy).
  • Facial Hair: Off and on: sometimes 5 o’clock shadow.
  • Eyes: Like all Rabbits, dark brown and turn solid black (whites and irises) when: angry, hyperaware, vulnerable, excited or aroused, or in attack mode. Can see in the dark.
  • Height: 5’9″
  • Weight: 175
  • Body Type: Strong, nice,  biceps and triceps, large hands, solid chest. Nose has been broken a couple of times. Fair-skinned like all Rabbits. “Cute.”
  • Tattoo: Yes, hidden.
  • Scar: Many scars on his body – none on face.
  • Occupation: Rabbit network, tech jobs involving the network, odd jobs (repairs things).
  • Hobby: Playing pool, chess, playing guitar, listening to music / going to concerts.
  • Relationship Status: Currently single, has a few ladies he can “spend time with” but rarely does.
  • Love Interest: There IS someone he’s trying not to fall for, but it’s a secret.
  • Significant Friends: Other Rabbits, Emily, Anne, Tara, Lucie, Templeton (they have a history), and Big Rabbit.
  • Childhood Home: Nomadic, unstable (poor), but loving parents.
  • Home (Where): Nomadic, prefers cities.
  • Vehicle: On foot, but can quickly get access to transportation via network.
  • Fav Food: Vegetarian. Tuesday’s lunch puffs. Likes cheese.
  • Least Fav Food: Beans and rice – ate a lot of it growing up and hates it.
  • Loves the Smell Of: Campfires, creosote, boiled coffee, snow / cold nights, “girls’ hair” / their shampoo.
  • Fav Alcohol: Ideally: the “good stuff” in the bar in Templeton’s study.
  • Country or City? City
  • Fav Animal: Dogs
  • Fav Season: Any
  • Fav Color: Black
  • Fav Holiday: Anything focusing on a lot of food and family.
  • Fav Band or Artist: Rhino Vomit
  • Fav Song: Skewered, by Rhino Vomit
  • Plays Instrument: Guitar. Doesn’t own one, but if there’s one nearby, he’s strumming it.
  • Mountains or Beach: Mountains
  • Like to Cook? Yes
  • Eat in or Eat out? Eat in.
  • Early Bird or Night Owl? Both
  • Personality: Gregarious, kind, loving, loyal, trustworthy.
  • Temperament: Likes to smile. Often has a “sparkle in his eye.” Friendly, but has righteous anger and can become frighteningly violent.
  • Talent: Well-connected, technologically-savvy, knows how to fix things.
  • Answers To: Rabbit network, other Rabbits.
  • Member Of: The Rabbits Network
  • Magical Power(s) / Special Powers? Ages incredibly slowly (like all Rabbits).
  • Secret(s): His actual age + spoiler.
  • Guilty Pleasure: Sometimes keeps an extra sweet for himself when Tuesday gives him “to-go sacks for the Rabbits.” (Never had enough food in childhood.)
  • Vices: Occasional cigarette, but not a smoker. Not afraid to “get a good drunk on.”
  • Fears: Not being able to protect the women in his life. Failing to be there for Templeton. Losing friends. Fear of losing the Tortoise.
  • Regrets: Not killing Sebastian when he had the chance.
  • Bad Habit: Smoking (occasional) and drinking. Can be overly bossy.
  • Quirk: Runs hands through hair a lot.
  • OCD Scale (1 – 10): 2
  • Political Affiliation: None
  • Pet Peeves: People who lie. People who don’t show up or are not where they’re supposed to be at the time they are supposed to be there. People who don’t learn their lessons.
  • Principles: Honesty, loyalty, hard-working. Inclusive.
  • Enemy: To some extent, the Empire. Salesman classists. The Fringe. To some extent, other magical beings like witches. Sebastian (for purpose of story). Nisha.
  • Problems: Keeping Emily and Lucie safe. Keeping the network safe from the Fringe and the Empire leadership. Sebastian. Old problem: Nisha.

 

See also Rabbits and the Rabbit Network

 

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