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I suggested a progress bar because I figured it would keep the pressure down. Giving a date will pressure you to finish it on time, where a progress bar is merely informing your readers about how far you are. I know if I were an author, I wouldn't give dates either unless I was 99% sure I'd finish by then so I understand. Anyway, glad to hear book 6 is coming along. I suggest announcing it on more then just the facebook page. I missed the last book by a few weeks because I following your website, twitter, and goodreads, but not facebook. 🙈
Yay on the progress. Totally looking forward to reading the next book. One of the few series out there that this not a harem novel, so it makes me very joyful to read your stuff :)
Totally nothing wrong with a good harem/reverse harem book. Done tastefully with enough plot chucked in to make it seem like its not all about the graphic sex scenes.
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May 18, 2019 01:55AM
I suggested a progress bar because I figured it would keep the pressure down. Giving a date will pressure you to finish it on time, where a progress bar is merely informing your readers about how far you are. I know if I were an author, I wouldn't give dates either unless I was 99% sure I'd finish by then so I understand. Anyway, glad to hear book 6 is coming along. I suggest announcing it on more then just the facebook page. I missed the last book by a few weeks because I following your website, twitter, and goodreads, but not facebook. 🙈
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Yay on the progress. Totally looking forward to reading the next book. One of the few series out there that this not a harem novel, so it makes me very joyful to read your stuff :)
Totally nothing wrong with a good harem/reverse harem book. Done tastefully with enough plot chucked in to make it seem like its not all about the graphic sex scenes.
