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Would you like to know the story behind that wonderful work of art that keeps you up all night?
Do you wonder why a very annoying character never faces an unfortunate accident?
Or why some scenes happened the way...
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Hey Hey! It's another fresh week in the Garden and I bring you another amazing author, known by the name JJ_Ames here on Wattpad.🌹🌹
Before I continue, I have a confession to make. . .
Red: What have you done this time?🙄
I actually thought my guest was a woman and I went ahead and published the interview in the wrong pronoun!😩
Red: You did What?😱 That's like against all the codes of conduct of the Garden! You should get fired!!!😤😤😤
It was a mistake! You can't fire me! I didn't know😢😰😨😢😰
Red: 😤😤😤
Ladies and gentlemen of Wattpad, JJ_Ames is a MAN!!!😝 Yes! He is very cute man too. . .😍 if you ask me. . .
If you check his profile, you'll see that He writes really inspiring stuff. So if you want a break from the teen romance and supernatural realms, his books are a Go!📽
Without wasting much time, today we're going to talk about one of his works, "The Unlikely Assassins"🗡👳
Li: Where did you get the concept of this story?
JJ: The plot has been with me for many years.
Li: Oh! How long?
JJ: Since 2004.
Li: No way! Red was probably still crawling by then😂😂
Red: 😒 Don't even start with me
JJ: 😂
Li: So, what inspired this story as at that time?
JJ: Living in Vancouver, a port city, on the west coast of Canada, there were many stories in the press about missing women. With just little investigation into it, I found, like most, that it led directly to Human trafficking.
From there, the story just stuck with me until I began to write about it in 2019.📝
Li:Waoh. . .🤔 So is it safe to say that most of the issues treated in this book are real life experiences?
JJ: I have not experienced these issues directly. But with each story I researched, I became more aware of just how widespread these activities were, without going too far from my front door.
