Bruce’s answer to “Bruce, are your Inspector Skelgill books stand alone, or do I need to start the series from book on…” > Likes and Comments
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Thanks, very helpful , kind of you to take the time to answer
Sorry to be the pedant here, but a standalone novel is a book that is not part of a series. You can say that a series' book is "a complete story, without a cliffhanger ending", but a book in a series can never be a standalone novel. This is fast becoming a pet peeve of mine, I suspect... :)
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Sorry to be the pedant here, but a standalone novel is a book that is not part of a series. You can say that a series' book is "a complete story, without a cliffhanger ending", but a book in a series can never be a standalone novel. This is fast becoming a pet peeve of mine, I suspect... :)
