What did you think about the way this book ended?

[eBookreviewer]

I like cliffhangers endings.

[ayoomisope]

The author has laid down the foundations for the sequel. And unwittingly, we have already generated a desire to pursue the story further.

I definitely have, and can’t wait for the second book!

That's too bad. The writer fired his Editor. lol

Seriously? Why was the editor fired?

[Samy Lax]

You know how much I hate cliffhangers? A lot. But, yes, I understand why they did it. They just wanted to make sure that we stayed hooked on to the series.

[Nelsy Mtsweni]

I felt like there book was a bit rushed to end. Therefore, I think it would be great if it's sequential is released.

[Cristina Chifane]

I feel that this is the best possible way an author can end a book, provided that there is a sequel (as there is in this case.) It will make the second book just that much more appealing. However, if there is no sequel and a book ends on a cliffhanger, my whole opinion of the book lessens, no matter how good it was.

John Fowles's French Lieutenant's Woman has four different endings - open ending, typical Victorian realist one, etc. What I am trying to say is that cliffhangers have their charm too as long as they are in line with the author's style and overall intentions. Besides, you don't always get the answers you ask for in life either.

[eddyokoth]

i was left in suspense

[mingyums]

While I'm not a fan of cliff-hanger endings, I do understand why the author has done it and it's definitely worked with me as I'll be reading the sequel as well. However, I have to say that in the past I've avoided reading a book if I know it's part of a series until the series was completed because I couldn't stand waiting, say, a year to find out what happened next.

[Iamsofia]

I like to read books that end with those particular books. I don't like to have to look forward for a next one.

Exactly. I really do not love to wait too.

[exoduskapta]

i think the ending was just perfect according to the way the story was [b[/b].

[Renu G]

Leaving loose ends is what helps an author to write a series because it stimulates curiosity.

[Favy Moses]

The first book is very intriguing and now i can't help but anticipate the second book.

[Samuel Okoye 2]

The author's use of a cliffhanger is actually a smart idea; am craving the sequel already.