Official Review: Forever Will End: Gospel of Chaos Book One
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Re: Official Review: Forever Will End: Gospel of Chaos Book One
Thanks for the review Kandscreeley ☺
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It is a bit chaotic, for sure. I do hope that you are able to take some ideas for your own writing. Thanks.Msred325 wrote: ↑22 Nov 2019, 20:58 You did a fantastic job, with this review. I am new and this review gave me some insight, on what to do.
The title is Gospel of Chaos. Maybe that is what the author was going for, with all of the missing parts. It’s possible that those answers could come in book two. It would be a twist, going backwards. No I think I’ll save that idea for myself, when I write a book. Lol
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Thanks for your comment. It has potential, but it's not realized.AvidBibliophile wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 21:08 Ferals and the forgotten, less fortunate... a potentially suspenseful premise for sure, although those irksome plot holes you mentioned can definitely be distracting. Thank you for your honest impressions of this one!
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