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Title idea: The Kandahar Paramour
Protagonist name ideas:
- Ethan Sharp?
- Grayson Grimm?
- Hunter Savage?
Character: Layla. Divided loyalties. C-cup.
Flashback: Bad guys kill protagonist’s fiancée (HOT/WHITE/ETC.)
Title idea: The Baghdad Seduction: Seduction in Baghdad
More protagonist names:
- Jack Skinner?
- Jack Killgore?
- Jackson “Jack” Jackington (THIS ONE)
Idea: Layla knows jiu-jitsu (STRONG FEMALE CHARACTER)
Jackson’s character traits:
- Jawline
- Marksmanship
- Approachable brutality
Possible bad guys: Jihadists? China? Are there Chinese jihadists? (GOOGLE)
There’s no reason that a Canadian app store would have to confine itself to Canadian software authors, either. Canadian app stores could offer 5% commissions on sales to US and global software authors, and provide jailbreaking kits that allows device owners all around the world to install the Canadian app stores where software authors don’t get ripped off by American Big Tech companies.

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