I'm making these reviews on what I see, and I find being truthful is easier than hiding around a bush, trying to sugarcoat things. Don't let what I say come to over rule you, or over power you. That isn't what I'm trying to do.
When I first starting writing, it would've been a wake up call if someone grabbed me by my shoulders and told me I sucked (or at least tried to help me fix my mistakes). I know I did.
That's what I'm trying to do, help with some small errors here and there.
I've looked through stories I've done over the years and laughed myself senseless. It takes time to find your writing style, and your genre to write about.
Yes, sometimes it does disappoint when someone points out a flaw or mistake, you don't forget it, you don't let yourself make that mistake again, unless it is meaningful for the story you've written. It allows you a chance to grow as an author.
So, with that, on to the next book♡
