Katherine’s answer to “I originally thought the Bear and the Nightingale was a stand-alone book. Did you plan for it to be…” > Likes and Comments
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I like this approach. If I know a book has a direct cliffhanger, I always want to wait until the series is complete before picking it up. This way I'm more willing to put up with a wait between books!
I also love this approach. I've grown tired of series because of the cliff hangers. They often leave me feeling like the book was cut in chunks, and then I resent having to wait for more and forget what happened by the time I get the new one.
Bless you for not leaving off with cliff hangers. :)
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Oct 30, 2017 07:42PM
I like this approach. If I know a book has a direct cliffhanger, I always want to wait until the series is complete before picking it up. This way I'm more willing to put up with a wait between books!
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I also love this approach. I've grown tired of series because of the cliff hangers. They often leave me feeling like the book was cut in chunks, and then I resent having to wait for more and forget what happened by the time I get the new one.
Bless you for not leaving off with cliff hangers. :)
