The Simple List

Since I don't have time to figure out if people truly do like (or hate) a story of mine, I just go with the ones they say they like. This is intuitive and very sensible. Even if I suspect they really liked a story they claim to hate, I don't argue with it. They've only identified that work as weaker in some way, most likely. So here's the list of my books, from top to bottom, based on how people have spoken about them.1 Jurant. Always #1. Always. There is only one Don and he is the best hero of all time.2 Millhaven Castle. People wish there was more romance at the end, but they love it. 3 City of the Invaders. An exciting world and compelling heroine many readers can relate to.4 The Birthday Present. I'm not sure what they think, but they seem to like it. 5 Ryan and Essie. A bit weird, but Ryan is such a real, normal boy and Essie is so cute. 6 Consuela. (I'll put this here because the old version was liked, if boring. There is a rewrite.)7 The Amulet of Renari. The story was lovely and well-developed, but the characters were unlikable. 8 Victoria. It could have been a lot better, but there are some great moments that capture Spain.9 Alyce. So much potential--setting, plot twists, etc. But the characters were BORING and the politics . .ugh. 10 Halogen Crossing. Convoluted and charmless, although the worldbuilding was fantastic.11 The Test of Devotion. Boring, heavy, monotonous. Not an interesting story and not appealing. 12 Bellevere House. Well-written and Faye was updated pretty well. But it was a trashy disappointment otherwise.
Now that might not be what people really think. (Or it could be, it's hard to know exactly about a LOT of people all at once.) But it is most likely the truth, so I'll go with it.

And there will be more updates.