October 8th, 2012 at 02:51am
(Comment swap)
The layout looks better! Much more readable! I know I already commented, but this is the story it gave me! SO, I'll add a few more things to my comment. Make sure you look through your writing and punctuate, that includes capitalization, in the right sentences. I know I miss things like that, but its always great to read through your story once, twice, or multiple times. All in all, the story line is great and I love that it's suspenseful and hard to guess what happens next! I already subscribed last time I read it! Like I said before, I can't wait to read more. :)
I really like this :D it is really good i will give you that. story line is captivating and characters are developed.
all u need to do is punctuate and revise your grammar. Now, most people don't tell you where or how to improve ur story, but i will be glad to help. Just don't take this too seriously. If you think i am truly stabbing your heart by criticizing, i'm sorry ahead of time. i know some people don't like criticism and take things to heart and get angry. but anyway.
on your first chapter after ~that night~ you drawl out the "hey." since you wouldn't really see that in a published book, you shouldn't put it in here as well. i know the purpose is to emphasize the point, but you can write
"Hey!" he/she drawled out, trying to get my attention.
If you do little things like this, people will take you more seriously as a writer. Readers love stories with good grammar/punctuation, and i know you do too :D if you revise, then i guarantee more readers.
also, when you put in transitions, like Usually, Now, make sure you put commas afterwards. You have it in a few places, but in some, it is missing. also, you tend to forget to put apostrophes in your contractions. you write cant and dont and haddnt instead of can't, don't, hadn't.
otherwise, very well developed. you just need to work on your writing style so it is more coherent and fluid.