I agree with the person above me. Things do seem a bit rushed.
BUT!
It's an easy fix.
Blend in with what you've already got, just some of Sophia's thoughts. Briefly state how James invited them to Lyme. easy enough.
Very good.
I'm off to read more!
"Sometimes the worst bad guy makes the best good guy." Nigel--Untouched
jasmine12-
When I get the chance I'll fix it. {before school comes } and, of course I'll take your pointers and everyone else's and use it.
Again, thanks!
-Merry
Sorry, Merry that it took me so long to get this up. But I was at my aunts and I didn't have any of my reviews that I did (you know how I do them on my comp instead of on the internet) well yeah, so that's why. Sorry again
But back to your review....
It was intense I really REALLY liked this chapter! Especially that moment with James. So romantic! He is so hot! I love him the best and I hope Sophia realizes soon that he is her suitor….
The harsh wind brushed past the girls and they wrapped their plain, white shawls around them. Tightly as they could, to make them warmer.
I would advise you to combine these two sentences together. It would make the flow a lot smoother, like: …and they tightly wrapped their plan, white shawls around them for warmth. Or something like that
“You must be James friends.”
Should be James’
But his tempting, full, pink lips was almost close to mine.
Should be were
My only other suggestion would be to make each of the characters more unique. The only one that really stands out to me is Sophia, and she’s the main character. Otherwise, all the girls seem to be struck by every boy they meet, and all the men are handsome and eye-catching. The only one that stands out for them is James (gosh, he is dreamy ). So I would just make them more unique from each other in some small way.
Otherwise, keep up the good work!
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