Lydia you have a creative imagination. You did well putting this tale together. It flowed well. You gave enough description details both of setting and physical descriptions to place me in the scene. And I love medieval times, so a girl with a sword taking down her enemies wins me over. I voted for your book because I see your great effort to whip up a tale. There are a few things that are needed. Proofreading of your grammar... mehr anzeigen
Lydia you have a creative imagination. You did well putting this tale together. It flowed well. You gave enough description details both of setting and physical descriptions to place me in the scene. And I love medieval times, so a girl with a sword taking down her enemies wins me over. I voted for your book because I see your great effort to whip up a tale. There are a few things that are needed. Proofreading of your grammar and tightening your writing would come in handy. There was only one issue I had most, but it did not affect my decision to give you a vote. When writing fantasy/fiction we learn that anything goes, BUT we must remember that anything we write about should have a logical explanation. You have a scene when Christina hears the skeletons talking both mentally or by mouth. Okay, the problem is skeletons don’t have vocal cords or a brain, so this goes way off. And second, skeletons that move and fight could only do so because in the fiction world SOMEONE ELSE controls them. So in order to make something sound possible when it’s impossible, you NEED to add something in the tale. For instance, you could have mentioned that Christina saw a glowing medallion around each of their necks, containing a soul that controls the skeleton. I’ve learned to catch these bloopers along the years working with fellow writers, both published and struggling ones. But this blooper could be fixed easily by what I’ve suggested, and that’s why I gave you a vote. Keep up the good work. ;-)