Mid-January - Vancouver
Mid-January - VancouverSean Dixon walked into his agent"s office and sat down at the conference table beside his publisher, John Richards. He looked from one man to the other, grateful to have them both on his team. After eight years as a freelance, Sean had decided to try his hand at a novel. Seven years ago, when Sean decided to publish his first book, mutual friend had recommended him to Trent Matheson, now his agent. A tall, slim man with brown hair and warm brown eyes, Trent looked more like an accountant. His quiet, laid back nature usually fooled the aggressive businessmen he dealt with. Sean would label Trent as passive-aggressive. His personality was a definite advantage when deals were being made. He loved to play the game, and he was good at it. At thirt
