https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09GMTXTWV/
Enter the Light looks like an exciting story. Can you tell us a little about James Stevens?
James Stevens is the main character in the story. The story
begins with James in jail and totally at a loss on how he ended up there. I
wanted James to be a hard-working guy who was trying to do all the right things
but somehow end up in trouble that he couldn’t explain.
Any plans to turn it into a series?
Well that really depends on how well the audience takes to
Enter the Light and if they demand more.
How long did it take you to write Enter the Light?
It took me a long time to write Enter the Light because it
was a different type of book and a different style of writing for me as an
author. I normally write nonfiction books where I can share my experience and
knowledge regarding the subject matter of a book. This is a fictional story
which is a totally different style of writing.
That’s an amazing cover. Can you tell us a little about it?
The cover is actually a follow on to my previous book “The Battle
is on!” The Angel and the Demonic figure are meant to illustrate the Spiritual
War that takes place between good and evil.
What inspired you when writing Enter the Light?
I wanted to share a story about how common everyday people
can be influenced and, in some cases, attacked by demonic forces. The primary
purpose of this story is to entertain but I also want to force people to
actually think of how they live and what forces could possibly be influencing
their thoughts.
How did you come up with the story in Enter the Light?
What makes Enter the Light unique is that it is a follow up
of a previous book I wrote entitled “The Battle is On!” The Battle is On was
written to teach the reader about spiritual warfare. Once the book was
completed, I had the thought. “What if I create a story to illustrate the
principle in this book?” That was the birth of Enter the Light.
Did anything stick out as particularly challenging when writing Enter the Light?
The most challenging thing in this writing was dialogue
because I normally write nonfiction books. Creating characters and the dialogue
between those characters was challenging.
What do you like to do when not writing?
I am retired from the military after 20 years of service and
I am also retired from all of my other activities as an Instructional Systems
Specialist, Corporate Trainer, Curriculum Developer, and Training
Evaluator. So, when I am not writing I
am relaxing and enjoying life and retirement. I still get involved in a variety
of projects, but it is at my leisure.
Where can readers find out more about your work?
If you want general information about my
writings, you can always go to my Amazon Profile at https://www.amazon.com/Lance-Dickson/e/B077JJ2DGW
But if you want more detailed information
you can go to my electronic portfolio at http://eport.online/lance_dickson.html