Laura Thalassa
Oh man. Tough question. For me, it's when a book is deliberately left in a state of disarray--maybe it's unknown whether a main character is alive or dead, or just when you thought that the story was all tied up with a nice ribbon, something happens that throws the story/characters into deeper waters. I think if the last chapter leaves you worrying about the story or characters, I'd probably consider that a cliffhanger. What I don't consider a cliffhanger is when (in a series), a book leaves off with some unanswered questions, or the overarching plotline is unfinished, because that just is standard fair for a series. :)
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Xandra Noel
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Laura Thalassa:
Hi Laura, thanks for the add, I discovered your books a few months ago and I AM ADDICTED! I love the sassy female character you write, they are absolutely spot on <3 I wanted to ask if you have a date for the audiobook of Famine? I just finished War and OMG I cannot wait :) Thanks
Natasa Kartaki
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Laura Thalassa:
Hello, I just want you to know that I like your books a lot. My favourite is the The Bargainer series. I reread it in every chance. Maybe it is because the Heroine doesn't stick to her past but she is strong. Also i really liked that you didn't depicted the horrors of her past, naming such situations is just enough. Thank you Laura for your wonderful works. Has the new series Bewitched similar vibes :)?
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