By
Kelly Bridgewater
BS
in Criminology
Oldest
child of three. Has two younger brothers (Cole, whose 24 years old, and
Matthew, whose 20 years old.) His parents are still married. About to celebrate
their thirtieth anniversary.
Biggest
fear:
Watching a loved one die because of the nature of his job.
Biggest
lie:
I don’t measure up. Also, can’t recover
from Chloe and him breaking up. It has hindered all his past relationships
since her. Every girl is measured to her and doesn’t make the cut.
Preferences:
-Loves
Dr. Pepper
-Mexican
food
-Rock
Music (Bon Jovi, Poison, Metallica)
-Clothes:
Anything that moves quickly, for instance, khakis, jeans, polo shirts,
pull-over sweater.
-Hair:
Short, but not bald. Enough to run his fingers through.
-Loves
the way he looks. Works out at the gym or runs every day to stay fit especially
for his job.
-Extrovert
(Loves being the center of attention, but knows when to calmly have a
conversation with someone)
-Organized
(Probably from his police training, but everything has a place and everything
should be there)
-Biggest
Pet Peeve: Hate seeing men treat women like their not worthy of their time.
-Risk
Taker
-Been
hurt in the past by Chloe Walker, so he doesn’t get that close to woman in
relationships.
-True
romantic at heart. Find what the girl likes and pursues her through her
interests. Loves spending time with his significant others.
Character’s
abilities:
Can read people really well. Knows when someone’s lying or something wrongs.
Loves solving crimes for a living. Using his knowledge of science and police work
to put the guilty person behind bars.
How
do you handle frustration? Not afraid to get in the person face and tell them
they are doing something wrong. Not afraid to start a fight when he believes
he’s right.
What
stands in the way of your happiness right now? No kids. No
wife. He always imagined marrying Chloe and starting a family. On the other
hand, he’s glad he’s not married because if he was then every time he
encounters a crazy person and put them behind bars, he would have to worry
about his wife and kids ending up dead.
Current
relationship with God: He has fallen away from his relationship with God.
Why believe in someone who would allow Chloe, the love of his life, to walk
away? God didn’t care, so why should he care about him.
If
you could change one thing about your past, what would it be? I would never
have let Chloe Walker walk away.
Have you ever done this for a character?
Are there any suggestions I should include to fully develop more heroine more
realistic for my characters? Here are
the ultimate questions: Do you like or dislike Devin Sanders? Could you see
yourself spending time with him in a three part book?
