Published January 8, 2015
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Hi Yastika!

This was a very short chapter, so excuse the shortness of the review! I have done my best, but because of its length there wasn't too much which needs pulling out.
What I liked about this chapter had to be how we already got a bit of an introduction into the title and why you chose it. It's clearly evident this whole novel has something or a lot to do with bling and money, and somehow Christine is going to end up tangled in the middle of everything. I am also liking how the story is steadily progressing. I was wondering what would happen to her once she found herself deserted and all alone, but you handled it nicely. I also liked the touch of having her talk to herself every now and again, because without it the chapter might turn into a bit too much narration and that way it can seem chunky. But you should have no fear of that!
One thing I noticed was that when the bright light shone in Christine's eyes you never made a mention to her closing her eyes because of it . But you later on go on to say that she fluttered her eyes open. I am wondering how it is possible for her to open her eyes when they are already open? Make sure you mention that her eyes reflectively close in response to the brightness. That should clean everything up here.
I also felt like this chapter needed some more desperation and hopeless. I don't mean the words repeated - but actions to show this. After Christine has found some water she acts like that is all she is going to need to survive. But I think we both know the reality is that she needs to find some shelter now as well as food at some point which isn't potentially harmful. I wonder if she knows what is good to eat or not, or has any idea of a place she could stay in the open? Which is why I feel like this could use some tweaking in terms of emotions. Make the reader understand that a little bit of water doesn't solve her long term problems but instead solely the short terms ones.
I was also pretty confused as to what was happening. What was reality and what wasn't? When she picked up the crystal was she still living reality and understanding what was going on around her? Or was she simply hallucinating because of lack of... well, something. I feel like I don't really understand what was real and what was fake, so it left me ultimately confused.
I felt like nothing that occurred to Christine at the end was enough to make her faint. I feel like she needs to see something less clean and a bit more vulgar for that kind of thing? Which means that she needs to be properly afraid before she faints away. Maybe she ees a ghost or an image that is not really there in the reflection of the pool? It could be anything. Oh, and I felt like that at the bottom half of the chapter here the word 'crystal' was repeated a bit too much for my liking. You could use a bit more variation when it comes to terminology.
That's all I have for you! I did say this would be short, didn't I?
Deanie x
Wow Wow Wow! This is me, Tay01. I must see part 1! Please, please, please, please send me the link to part 1. I cannot stand it anymore. I must read! I love thins prologue part 2, yastika reads! You are awesome at creating this! Please send me link to part 1.

Well ok. err.. this is quite good story. I really liked it. I feel like I want to go back to school and learn everything just to be able to write like you!
One thing though, too much Italics. Just too much. Go for once in a while. You do not have to express everything in Italics, do you. Well no.
You have really expressed a lot. There is so much to admire, now I cannot take my eyes of your wonderful story.
I have thousands to say. But that's all that I can say now. I am basically speechless. I opened and closed my mouth like a goldfish when I read the story. Keep it up, YastikaReads!!!
Thank you.
~~Tay01, Lover and Number One Fan of Walt Disney's Old Film, Finding Nemo.
Hiiyaaaa

First of all, thaaaaaanks for uploading!! It took me a while to understand that you'd edited the previous chapter lol and I was like whaaaat didn't I just read that? XD
Anyways I felt tbis was a good attempt though it wasn't as awesomesauce as the previous one
I felt the beginning was a lottle awkward with a lot of hiccups, and it was only by the middle of the chapter that I felt your writing revert baxk to its awesomeness. All the errors have been pointed out below and I dont have anything more to add.
However I am still interested and would loooove to read more! I really eeally like the story line. Its different
AWESOME
Keep writing!
Hello, this is pretzelsnow here for a review:
I really liked the descriptive lines in this paragraphs. Here are a couple good and bad things that I noticed:
In this sentence:
It seems really weird that she she would be thanking someone, it just doesn't fit in here. If no one is on the mountain, as is clearly stated in the beginning who could she be thanking? It's just unnecessary and I would delete it from your writing.
This line seems kind of weird and corny if you know what I mean:
This just pops out as not your writing style.
Now here are some things that I really liked:
I liked how you emphasized but it is normally accepted that when you repeat something for emphasis you do it three times so it should be like this: YES!YES!YES!
That sounds and looks better and more professional. Just saying four times isn't wrong but it is just not normal.
I was really confused by this line:
I thought that she was climbing up a mountain. This doesn't make logical sense to me that she climbed a mountain and then it changed into a rock structure in the middle of the sea.I know that this is fantasy but let's me reasonable and not jump from setting to setting without no explanation.
Also, in your last sentence:
I don't now what bling means and it's not a real English word. If I could change the last sentence i would just add: "she fainted,falling into the icy waters below her, not knowing how long she lay there,unmoving..."
Overall I liked this prologue and I am happy that you did a prologue. Everyone novel needs a prologue in my opinion so that we as readers know what happened before and the background of the story.
Hope that this review helps and i encourage you to keep on writing.
-pretzelsing
Hey! Thanks for that review!
Bling is an english word! You can Google it if you like!
https://www.google.co.in/search?client= ... =fs&q=what does bling mean&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gfe_rd=cr&ei=GT-vVKnuCofW8gf6rYHQBQ&gws_rd=ssl
You'll get the meaning there...also, you'll get the explanation for her change of setting later in the story!
Thanks again!
Sorry the link is https://www.google.co.in/search?client= ... =fs&q=what does bling mean&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gfe_rd=cr&ei=GT-vVKnuCofW8gf6rYHQBQ&gws_rd=ssl
Whoops! I keep getting the wrong link! I'll just paste the definition here, 'expensive, ostentatious clothing and jewellery.'
Thanks!
Okay thanks
Oh my god yastika. I knew you were good but gods of olympus you are an author.