Avery Rome: Book two...

[PS Power]

"Dragon's Eye"

Rough draft finished. Just sharing, so that people don't think I haven't been working. I know how you all are. *Sigh*

[Glenn Cover]

Amazed at how prolific you are.

[David]

Yup, I figured he was taking a break, considering all the posts he's made the last few days. But nope, another new novel.

I wasn't fussed about it though, if any author deserves a vacation it's Dale, and I'm happy I'll have another book to read soon.

Avery kicks posterior.

[darkwereling]

Yay!!!

[PS Power]

I'll be starting Cin 3 while editing.

*I AM wondering if I need to sit on some books for a while. Oversaturation of market? I don't know if that will help. It could be I need to branch out harder into other areas/pen names. 80 books from one author is a lot. People could be getting board with what I'm doing.

*Yes, I really CAN write different things, the current lines are themed, however...

[addmoreice]

cough. cough. litRPG. cough cough.

[rockhazard]

I'm definitely not tired of the multiverse books. Out of the Woods was pretty engaging for me. However, I seem to have fallen down the rabbit hole with these novels, so I may not be representative of the average reader. From the reactions of some consumers in other media (namely anime), I can see an argument for limiting series length; some people find starting out in a very long ongoing series daunting and off-putting. Of course, there is a counter argument, as some of those series famously run into the hundreds of episodes and are extremely popular (popularity being its own argument).

Personally, I have an unreasonably long wishlist for future multiverse books. Makes me feel like a Baker, which is to say an insufferable taskmaster.

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[PS Power]

Board.

That was the first thing I noticed when I looked at the page. I must really remember to edit before posting.

[PS Power]

I worked on editing Dragon's Eye instead of starting Cin book three.

I'll start on that in the morning, If possible.