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James Charles
The creature is still out there.

As a child, I escaped into stories. As an adult, I escape into stories when I read, and when I write.

A veteran of the United States Army, I was an educator for the Los Angeles School District in various capacities for thirty years. An active member of professional writing organizations, I have two eBooks published by a small press. I now live on the Big Island of Hawaii and have a sweeping Historical/Romance in the works.

All we need here is three powerful words β€” words that immediately identify who you are and what readers can expect from you.
Adventurous
Storyteller
The question readers always ask me…
And I always reply…
What people get wrong about me…
One sentence I try to live by…
A failure I’m grateful for…
Soundtrack to my work…
A place that always recharges me...
If I could time-travel for one day…
The best message a reader could send me…
This month’s thought…
Secrets
When I'm not reading or writing:
I'm walking my dog
I'm swimming with sharks
I'm sleeping
My favorite Books
Moby Dick
Treasure Island
Of Mice and Men

Bibliography

Spirit of the Amaroq
A Story of Salvation

After a traumatic life-altering event, Jack Douglas quits his job and hikes across America. In Alaska, he takes a job on a king crab fishing boat where he struggles with his past tragedies while fighting feelings for the proprietor of a rustic inn, a beautiful Inuit woman, Qaniit.

Jack Magnus for Readers’ Favorite: I was captivated by Jack’s odyssey up north to the oil fields and his further adventures up into Alaska. I’m a big fan of adventure and travel stories, and Spirit of the Amaroq ranks up there with the best of them.