🎀 Best Prologue Winners 🎀

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Here are the results of the Best Prologue category. A huge thanks to Veil_Of_Darkness for the results.

Winners: DharmaPriyaa and _coffeeXbean_

Winners: DharmaPriyaa and _coffeeXbean_

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Runner-up: ElixirInBooks

A thank you gift to our judge Veil_Of_Darkness

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A thank you gift to our judge Veil_Of_Darkness

A thank you gift to our judge Veil_Of_Darkness

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And a lovely present to all who participated:

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REVIEWS AND POINTS OF ALL BOOKS JUDGED

All the entries were equally amazing and stunning. I have never judged a category where all the entries were so stunning. Kudos to all the writers! 

DharmaPriyaa - The Lady Who Loved Yudhishtira - 50/50

A really amazing prologue with the emotions and feelings beautifully expressed. There is not even a slightest mistake and there is a really good flow which is indeed quite beautiful. Congratulations!

Arjuna - The Rise of Atimaharathi - 48/50

A good historical prologue with good dialogues and sentences though I experienced a minor confusion and ambiguity at some parts, which, I am sure can be changed after a thorough proof-reading.

Heart Of Gold - 48/50

A really good prologue with a flow of events. It's a bit too long but capsuling such a big story into a single chapter i.e. prologue is worth mentioning. I did notice a minor skip of events (what happened during the nine months - did it go as said by Dhatri maa or did Pritha do something else?) but it's good to read.

The Fourth Daughter - 49/50

Short. Up to the point yet doesn't fail to amaze you. It clearly and beautifully describes the emotions of a typical Indian couple expecting a child with the pressurizing words of the society. Please do check the minor punctuation errors though. Really nice.

Let Me Love You - 47/50

The prologue is kind of good - really good to be precise especially for that particular fandom readers. It's worth a read though please rectify the errors in the pause areas (the use of dots) and minor grammatical errors.

Eloise - 50/50

Really stunning prologue which indeed promises a good story ahead. The sorrow, the pain, the killing - I could literally feel them. No grammatical or punctuational errors. Perfect.

The Guy In Black  (---)

Book not judged as it was taken down by the author.

Meant to Be - 45/50

I did not get an exact idea of what is to be expected in the book though I am giving it a good 45 points because it was beautifully written with clear facts -- Humans are indeed dangerous than monsters.

Gryphon's Glenn - 47/50

What I really really really really loved in this was the expression of emotions. I guess even I could hear the wind by the fan in my house whispering the same words heh. All the characterization and flow is also amazing but you can try to make it a little more short or remove some of the era changes as it can be confusing to a few. Keep it up.

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