✩ Amethyst Readers: Final Chapter Feedback ✩

Dear Amethyst Readers,

Thank you so much for supporting CoRW throughout Book 3! Regardless of whether you finished reading this book on the day of its final chapter upload or months later on, I hope you’ll share whatever feedback you have with me. To that end, I have composed a few closing questions that would be invaluable when rewriting chapters for RoyalRoad and preparing to enter Book 4.

Resolution:

What storyline or subplots do you feel still need to be resolved? Are there any you think could have been resolved sooner or later in Book 4?

Characters:

How have the characters developed throughout Book 3? Do you feel that they have remained true to their personal goals and personalities? Were you surprised by their choices or decisions? Do you have any favorite characters, good, evil, or morally gray?

Death Count:

How did you feel about the scenes where several main characters and side characters died/exited the story? Do you think that any of those deaths were unnecessary or mishandled? Is there a character you’re still hoping will die soon? Is there a character you wished would have lived?

Lore:

Is there any confusion about the enmity between Kirsi and the Gods after reading the Epilogue Chapters of Book 3?

Predictions:

What do you think will happen in Book 4, and what do you think NEEDS to happen for the series to wrap up successfully? Opinions are welcome! This can range to anything from who you think will die next, who will survive, who will claim the Lafearian throne, which gods will rise or fall, etc.

Continuation:

Perhaps the most important question: How likely are you to finish the series having read as far as you have? Very Likely, Most Likely, or Not Likely. If you are abandoning the series now, I would be grateful for any feedback you could provide as to why. Even if I can’t make those changes to this series, I can use that knowledge when writing my next WIP.

Once again, Thank You, whether you’ve been here a year or more or only a month to gobble up all the Advanced Chapters you could.

With unequivocal gratitude,

Vera Anne Wolfe