Character Questionnaire

You can now dedicate your personalized novel to the lucky recipient, as well as select from a variety of special messages! Type in the recipient's name exactly as you wish it to appear (40 characters or fewer), then the name of the gift giver (usually your own name). Finally, choose your dedication message from the drop-down box. (The default message is "Much Love." Don't want any? Choose "No Message.")

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We personalize our paperback front covers and the first pages of our hard covers, and they look absolutely stunning! Just think of your personalized novel on the bookshelf or coffee table with your heroine and/or hero's name highlighted in big bold letters. Additionally, if you choose to have a photo added to the back cover for paperbacks and hardcover editions, the names selected will also be included on the back cover. With eBook editions the names will appear under the photo displayed on the second page of the book.

Note: all names will be taken from the top sections of the Character Questionnaire.

Our heroine is one of our two main characters, along with the hero. She is a smart, talented art conservator whose nose for trouble and passion for history lead her to uncover a secret within a centuries-old painting. After an attempted burglary at the museum where she works, her brave, stubborn nature causes her to clash with the police detective - the hero. Willing to fight a vicious criminal, the heroine is as brave as she is smart.

When entering the character's name, include the commonly used version - for example, Nan for Nancy. Feel free to use a nickname. If you can't think of a heroine, relax! Pick a film or TV star such as Angelina Jolie, Kate Winslet, Amy Adams, Julia Roberts or Meryl Streep.

Descriptions of hair color, length and type as well as eye color are included within the text of the book - so select the basic description that best suits the person you have picked to be the main character. If you are not sure of a feature, don't worry... pick one - it's a fantasy!!

Our hero is one of our two main characters, along with the heroine. He is an experienced, savvy police detective investigating the break-in at an art museum. With a skeptical nature but a determine to see justice done, he's willing to dig into hidden corners to get at the truth, and his suspicions put him into conflict with the heroine. Despite his cynicism, his innate sense of honor and good humor allow him to admit mistakes, and his intelligence, intuition and physical courage will prove necessary to solve the crime.

When entering the character's name, include the commonly used version - for example, Mike for Michael. Feel free to use a nickname. If you can't think of a hero, relax! Pick a film or TV star such as Johnny Depp, George Clooney or Hugh Jackman (classic mystery fans might like Jeremy Brett or even Humphrey Bogart). You can even pick a fictional character such as Sherlock Holmes or Sam Spade!

Descriptions of hair color, length and type as well as eye color are included within the text of the book - so select the basic description that best suits the person you have picked to be the main character. If you are not sure of a feature, don't worry... pick one - it's a fantasy!!

The heroine's friend in the story is a brilliant historian and professor whose knowledge plays a vital role in the mystery; she also plays a fun and indispensable role - advising and supporting the heroine in all the ways best friends do! At times, she provides comic relief while other times her bravery and stubborn nature will come forward when in danger.

Suggestions for the "friend's" character would be a close friend or neighbor, a sister, a cousin, classmate, or even a TV character! If you can't think of a name for the 'friend' character in the book (or there are too many to select from) relax - choose a favorite cartoon, movie or television character or make one up.

Choose the commonly used first name for the person you have selected. For instance - use Beth instead of Elizabeth if she is commonly called 'Beth'.

Descriptions of the friend's hair and eye color aren't used often within the story, so don't worry if you can't remember or don't know. Sometimes it's fun to make it up - for added fun include 'spiky red hair'!

The hero's male best friend in the story is a fun-loving, adventure-seeking and fiercely loyal buddy, a skilled pilot and nature buff. He has a flirtatious relationship with the heroine's female friend. He is smart even though he can be reckless at times, and his knowledge as a guide will be vital in solving the mystery when the foursome wind up hunting for treasure.

Suggestions for the "friend's" character would be a close friend or neighbor, a brother, a cousin, classmate, or even a TV character! If you can't think of a name for the 'friend' character in the book (or there are too many to select from) relax, choose a favorite cartoon, movie or television character or make one up.

Choose the commonly used first name for the person you have selected. For instance - use Bob instead of Robert if he is commonly called 'Bob'.

Descriptions of the friend's hair and eye color aren't used often within the story, so don't worry if you can't remember or don't know.