Except those who want, want, want, want weddings, babies, intricate word pictures of everything that might happen next. The story is what it is.Īnd no, there were no loose ends, I did not leave anyone hanging. I PAY for the books, why can’t she do what I want? Because, dear readers, I write how I write. This will seem harsh to some, and some of you will be pissed at me. Oh, my Jesus, do you not think, seriously not think, of the time, effort, the work, the creatively involved it that? Like, snap your fingers and give us all what we want? No one can actually believe it works that way. When it’s done, it’s done.Ĭan’t we just have a fourth book, or a novella, or a short story? I can’t tie every aspect that every single reader wants up in a bow, and keep going and going. I will tell you the story that comes to me, and work hard to make it the best I can. I cannot give each individual reader all they want. And the kid’s hardly more than a toddler when the story ends.īreen awakened.

We are not going to see Fin bond with his dragon. We did have grieving, but lives are lost in wars. We should’ve seen Sally and Derrick come over.ĭown the road again. Where is Marco’s wedding, where is Breen’s?ĭown the road, dear readers. The dress, the vows, the prep, the color, the music. You know, I gave the reader a big, beautiful wedding, in detail within The Choice. But there’s been a lot of demanding and haranguing over this one with readers who want, and demand and-sorry, not sorry- whine for more. I know some readers sincerely feel that asking for more is flattering. A note from Laura, if you haven’t read The Choice do NOT read this post.

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