What would you ask DJ Molles?

M. L. Doyle
October 24, 2015

In just a few weeks, DJ Molles will release his latest book, Wolves, (**Note - I've just been told the date of release is to be determined based on some exciting news! More to follow). When burning question markyou crack this one open, you’ll want to make sure you’ve got the time to devote to reading it because you won’t be able to put it down and it’s a long one, which is great. It’s worth every moment you spend in the pages.

I had a chance to interview DJ about this book and, as usual, he was more than happy to provide some intriguing answers to my questions. I’ll be posting that interview soon, but before I do, I wanted to make sure I made the most of the opportunity. I didn’t want to walk away feeling as if there were questions I wished I’d asked, but didn't.

So, if you had a chance to ask DJ Molles a question about his work, what would it be?

Before you send me questions about The Remaining series, he says yes, there may be more books that include Captain Harden down the road. No, he doesn’t have one in the works right now but that doesn’t mean that won’t change. And yes, Wolves is a standalone story.

So, aside from those questions, what would you ask if you had the opportunity?


About the Author: M. L. Doyle

M. L. Doyle has served in the U.S. Army at home and abroad for more than two decades as both a soldier and civilian. Mary is the author of The Desert Goddess series, an urban fantasy romp consisting of The Bonding Spell and The Bonding Blade. She has also penned The Master Sergeant Harper mystery series which has earned numerous awards including an IPPY, a Lyra Award and the Carrie McCray Literary Award. Mary is the co-author of two memoirs; A Promise Fulfilled; the story of a Wife and Mother, Soldier and General Officer (Jan. 201) and the memoir, I’m Still Standing: From Captive U.S. Soldier to Free Citizen—My Journey Home (Touchstone, 2010), which was nominated for an NAACP Image award. Mary's work has been published by The Goodman Project, The War Horse, The WWrite Blog and The Wrath-Bearing Tree, an online magazine for which she serves as a fiction editor. A Minneapolis, Minnesota native, Mary current lives in Baltimore. You can reach her at her website at mldoyleauthor.com.

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