What do you think of the scene in the coffee shop?
I wasn't sure what to make of it so I'm anticipating it being a little bit like a movie where you don't understand what's happening but that it will come clear as the story progresses.
Now that we’re four chapters in, how is the story holding together for you since Chapter 1?
I've done what I can to keep up with the reading, but it's not like reading a book where you can choose the pace at which you read, so I expect it'll told together once it's complete and readers can read with less time in between chapters.
Based on this chapter (along with the title and the one hint about what the story is about), what questions do you have that you hope the story will answer in future installments?
Who is this mother and child that are reminiscent of a special mother and child from 2,000 years ago
Thanks for your thoughtful comments. I do want the chapter progression to leave the reader with certain questions that yes, will become clear as we go. I, of course, know how the story ends already. :)
What do you think of the scene in the coffee shop?
I wasn't sure what to make of it so I'm anticipating it being a little bit like a movie where you don't understand what's happening but that it will come clear as the story progresses.
Now that we’re four chapters in, how is the story holding together for you since Chapter 1?
I've done what I can to keep up with the reading, but it's not like reading a book where you can choose the pace at which you read, so I expect it'll told together once it's complete and readers can read with less time in between chapters.
Based on this chapter (along with the title and the one hint about what the story is about), what questions do you have that you hope the story will answer in future installments?
Who is this mother and child that are reminiscent of a special mother and child from 2,000 years ago
Thanks for your thoughtful comments. I do want the chapter progression to leave the reader with certain questions that yes, will become clear as we go. I, of course, know how the story ends already. :)