This is an unabashed fan letter from a fellow woman writer. Your book Inheritance presents both Batman and Nightwing in a depth of persoonality, action, and physical linked with intellectual power that has me reading the book for a second time and going over the Dyamnic Duo sections a third time. Batman is indeed the wraith. He is meancing and powerful and the price he pays for his persona is to harm the soul of Dick Grayson. Does Bruce know he is doing this?

Please write the next Batman move script and by all hazards, keep up the comic book writing. I am eager to read your next novel.

Please go to my web site at http://www.kgbooth.com and read about my novel, Cover Fire. I taught male youth offenders for 15 years. There was no written material to reach their soul that had been blasted by crime and abuse. I used the Combat! TV eposides, but that was not enough. They needed to read of men who had suffered as they had, who had been sexually abused and KNEW how they felt deep down where no one could see.

That was why I took five years to write Cover Fire. The novel is set in World War II France where a lieutenant and his squad must come to grips with their worst fears to save the sanity of the sergeant who has been driven mad at the hands of the Gestapo. My boys found action, suspence and men they could relate to. What they also founds was that they possessed a knowlege that came from their abuse. They discovered this insight into life was valuable. They alone had the power to come to grips with the unthinkable, not only in themselves but for the sake of other.

Karon Booth