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Black Blizzard, White

Viewing comments for Chapter 18 "Christian and Willow"
A 2-part story of a young girl named Betty

3 total reviews 
Comment from Wetbelly01
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Wow!... Those poor kids... Kind of looks like they're
about to be history... Guess I'll find out eventually...
Looking forward to the next chapter!

 Comment Written 22-Feb-2018


reply by the author on 22-Feb-2018
    Well, I hit the wrong button and erased what I wrote. I said that there is definitely a kernel of truth in this chapter and I feel terrible for the two kids. My stories just take me where they want to go. Thank you for your thoughts WB. I appreciate your feedback a great deal.
reply by Wetbelly01 on 22-Feb-2018
    You're very welcome!
Comment from Debbie Pope
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I would give this a 6 Star if I had one . After a few sentences, I put my legs up to enjoy. You are quite the story teller. Of all the prose writers that I have reviewed, you are my favorite. I have no offering of suggestions for improvement. I think I would take away the holding of the word "love". Seems to me a little over dramatic . Otherwise, superb.

 Comment Written 22-Feb-2018


reply by the author on 22-Feb-2018
    I am SO appreciative of your kind review. I am always looking for constructive advice so I will definitely look at the word love a little closer. Thank you again.
Comment from Susan Burger
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Charlene, this is a good chapter. I had not read any of the previous chapters, yet this stood alone just fine. It kept my interest, and now I may have to read the next installment so I can find out what happens to these two! Very nice job. Keep writing and God bless!

 Comment Written 22-Feb-2018


reply by the author on 22-Feb-2018
    Thank you so much for your kind review. I appreciate any feedback (or critique) since I am more a story teller than a writer.