I swear the weeks leading up to the Subject A36 release are flying by. Tomorrow will be February – where did January go? And I’m still hoping for at least one good snow this winter. Snow days are perfect for snuggling up with a good book. Really, anytime is perfect to snuggle up with a book, right? But now it’s time to delve more into the world of Subject A36.
The top left gives you an idea of how Asher and his team may look in the field. They’re not always in full gear like this, but sometimes circumstances call for it.
On the right is Asher standing in front of the Insurgent compound. In addition to field missions, perimeter checks and patrols are 24/7 duties for the operatives.
Then we come to Elijah. He’s the extra eyes and ears of the Insurgents when they’re in the field. As a tech genius, he’s yet to meet a security system he can’t hack, and when things have gone sideways for Asher and his team, Elijah has guided them to egress points and helped them avoid Colony soldiers. As valuable as he is in the tech capacity, Elijah dreams of being a field operative where he can take a more active role in rescuing hostages.
Thanks for dropping by today – have a great weekend, guys!
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Asher has a tough job. Elijah might want to be careful what he wishes for. I hope you get a beautiful blanket of snow!
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Definitely some advice Elijah should take, Priscilla. And I wouldn’t wish Asher’s job on anyone. Looks like all we’re getting for the next week is rain. Have a great weekend!
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Still enjoying the photos. What are the tools about?
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The tools are surgical instruments. With the process of genetic stripping, I just found some general types of tools the docs/scientists might use. Glad you’re liking them, Craig – a couple more to go.
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It’s a unique way to get the word out.
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I’m enjoying meeting the characters and your use of photos, Teri!
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Thanks, Mae! It still amazes me that some of them are so close to what I imagined the world and characters to look like.
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Love these photos. Really puts a distinct image in my mind. Can’t wait!
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Thanks, Jonny!
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Of course 🙂
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Another great post, Teri. I find the photographs very interesting. I battled to find a photo for my character Margaret in Through the Nethergate.
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It takes some real digging on several sites, Robbie. Some I never could find – like one for my antagonist. Most of mine came from Unsplash and some from Canva.
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Oh, I don’t know those two sites. I’ve made a note of them.
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Super images, Teri. Nice job.
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Thanks, John!
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Wonderful images and character descriptions.
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Thanks, Yesha!
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Reblogged this on Where Genres Collide Traci Kenworth YA Author & Book Blogger and commented:
It’s always fun to see another author’s inspirations!
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I like all these seek peeks into the characters, Teri. Yes, February! Looking forward to the read.
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Thanks, Diana! One more character to go this Friday, and that will cover the important players. Have a great week!
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