Hi there, AngelLily! Clairia here to drop you another review.
The concept presented in chapter one really carries over well. You've certainly got your plotline nailed into the ground, which is very, very important. Kudos to you for that!
This chapter, quite frankly, made me angry. I wanted to see Endric and the main character become partners in crime, but he left her! Though it was a disheartening plot twist, I'm beginning to see a pattern; father leaves, Endric leaves. Of course, this may have been unintentional, but I'm interested to see if this continues. What about this character (even if it isn't her fault) draws these type of people in? I'd like to see a little bit of elaboration on that, especially since I haven't gotten a really good taste of her personality. You've blocked her off to the reader thus far by making her character quite stubborn. Breaking past those walls is essential to character development and I'd love to see if there is anyone that comes along later on that will help her do so.
I'm also a bit confused as to what the motive of the kidnappers is. Is the childrens' work simply hard labor? Where are they kept? Is this government-instituted? Crime bosses? You've given very little background as to how this all came to be, which isn't exactly ideal. Then again, however, I haven't read the later chapters. Hopefully I get a firm backstory in the future!
If not, I hope my critiques were helpful and that you'll consider doing so <3 I'm very excited to review chapter three!
Thank you for sharing,
Clairia
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