Phoenix Saga Chapter 5 Ghost Boy

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Storm_Bringer
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Yay!
Chapter 5 is out. It was good but kinda short. Are you still going the two chapter per person thing? I'm guessing that the person Sean called was the lady at the house right? With Ethan? Can't wait to read the next chapter. I suppose I'll do the nitpicks then. :D

Mandy was still crying Demetre

Comma between crying and Demetre.

“His Aunt is his guardian.” Ms. Stevens said.

Uncapitalize the A in aunt and it's a comma not a period.

“She’ll be there as soon as she can,”

Period not comma.

“Our friend just died and you don’t care at all,”

Period not comma.

“I’m sad really am,”

"I'm sad, really I am."

“I can’t believe I’m doing this

"I can't believe I'm doing this."

snaked upwards grabbing Demetre’s

upward, grabbing

leg. Pulling him

Comma not period. Uncapitalize P in pulling

It kind of felt odd to breathe now after needing to.

Kinda confusing. I think you meant after not needing to?

you’re cloths.

Your clothes.

That is it i found. Good job. Love the story so far. PM when you post more.
-Storm

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Bloo
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Bloo wrote a review · Mon Mar 02, 2009 2:23 am

fianlly, i have been waiting for this.

Very good. I would comment on grammar but well i am the opposite of expert on that. It gave me a breath of mystery, with a mix of deja vu. I like the whole power thing and how you introduce them as knowing how to use them in a way. must discover them and then have no control. Or at least the ones i have read. This lets you skip the whole intro learn more learn more learn more (on the powers.) and get to more of the plot.



Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.
— Mark Twain