T. Carlton and Ann Packard, collaborators on this novel, enjoy a variety of interests. T. Carlton likes to focus on getting a good sight picture, before zeroing in on the subject. Ann Packard, on the other hand prefers the more broad approach to the subject matter. Ann Packard and T. Carlton often get into intense discussions about the twelve gage versus nine millimeter solution to problems, however, in the end they will usually agree to disagree; but in a friendly manner. Well, there was that one time...