Hopestrife

@Hopestrife well I love that Saintess even tortured u too author and I loved Lucian's story, it is just too fresh in mind currently so gotta give it sometime before re read, but I am definitely going to find bread crumbs in them, currently I am back to reading A Ghost's Wish cause I got severe nostalgia after reading Lucian's book hehehe, THANK YOU AUTHOR for writing these books

@tlktvnfnty Thank you so much! Reading this honestly made me smile.
            
            I love hearing from readers who catch all those little connections tying back to A Ghost's Wish. There were a lot of moving pieces in Dragon Lost in Time, so it's incredibly rewarding to see my readers notice them and appreciate how they came together.
            
            And honestly, your hatred of the Saintess is completely valid  She caused an absurd amount of suffering (to Lucian, readers, and me). By the end, I had about 10 terrible deaths outlined. So if she managed to rival Kore, I'd say she did her job as an antagonist.
            
            I'm also really happy to hear you felt Lucian's story was done justice. It was an extremely emotional journey to write, and I blubbered way too much to be considered healthy. Still, I wanted his journey to feel complete while still carrying all the joy, grief, hope, and chaos that shaped him. 
            
            Thank you for reading, for rereading, and for taking the time to leave such a thoughtful comment. I hope you have fun hunting for more breadcrumbs on your next read-through. ❤️

@StoryTeller504 Thank you so much for taking the time to write this. It honestly means more than I can put into words.
            
            One of my favorite things to write is the relationships between characters. I think that's why I have so many "found family" dynamics. Knowing that came through for you makes me incredibly happy.
            
            And thank you for stepping out of silent-reader mode to leave this message. I'm really glad my stories could keep you company this past month. Comments like this are something I'll carry with me for a long time.
            
            I hope you'll continue to enjoy my future stories, and I wish you nothing but the best as well. ❤️

You don’t know how happy I am to hear that I can’t wait I know it will be amazing ❤️ 

@Awkwardcookie9 I'm planning on writing more fantasy stories in that vein, so don't worry.  A Ghost's Wish will always be special to me too, so I definitely want to capture that same sense of magic and adventure in future projects.

@lovelysai Haha, I'm glad it helped! I’m mostly just someone who has spent a lot of time making mistakes, fixing them, and learning from them. If there’s one thing I’d tell any new writer, it’s: write first, refine later. A messy draft can become a good book.
            
            I like the idea of doing behind-the-scenes content. Maybe sharing bits of my process, abandoned ideas, or things that changed between drafts could be fun. TBH, some of my outlines look like the ramblings of someone who hasn't slept in three days. Looking back at them, half my notes are things like "make this cooler" or "figure this out later." 
            
            As for a poly story... listen, I am not saying no.  It's not something I currently have planned, but I do enjoy a good challenge, and I've read a few that handled the relationships and story really well. So I'll put it in the "dangerous ideas that may end up becoming a novel" pile.
            
            Be careful about rallying an army. Every time readers start chanting for a new idea, my plot bunnies multiply, and suddenly I'm outlining three books I wasn't supposed to be writing. 
            
            And seriously, if this conversation gets you writing more, that’s the best outcome I could ask for. Start the story, even if the first draft feels rough. You’ll learn a lot faster by writing than by waiting for the perfect plan.
            
            Thank you so much for your enthusiasm and support!

Noooo this definitely answered my questions! Even ur explanations are well written holy ur a God lool thank you so much ur the sweetest & you’ve actually gave me a lot of valuable insight & motivation to just write. I’ll have to look up this D&D guides fs, so thank you very much. Perhaps you can make some sort of writers page or something that shows us the process of things (bc I really wanna see one of ur previous outlines for a book) plus that would be fun to see what directions the book could’ve turned compared to the final draft. Or even more about the person behind the books if you’re comfortable with that. Or just post fan art or whatever just to connect yk. I think with how active you are you would find success with that. But I cannot waitttt for the next thing from you regardless what it is I’m hypeeee (especially if it’s fantasy/paranormal duh) & bc I’m shameless & since I’ve already begged for other tropes I have to ask have you considered doing a poly(mmm+) type of book? I know it’s not everyone’s cup of tea & it’s totally fine if it’s not yours, but there’s this book that I read a long time ago & I haven’t ever found anything like it with equal parts quality (story & plot) & not jus smut. Maybe that will be a fun little challenge you’d take on if enough of the people want it…I will rally an army if I have too just say the word..

@lovelysai Part 3... I feel like I lost the plot... 
            
            As for your other question, I don’t have vampires planned right now, but I do have a shifter idea I’ve been sitting on for a while, and vampires could fit into that world. Dragon riders aren’t currently in the works, but I’m not ruling anything out.
            
            And I LOVE reincarnation stories too, so that’s very much on the table in the future.
            
            Did I answer anything? hahahha
            
            Anyway, I'm rooting for you! Keep on writing because the worlds we can create are beautiful things.

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@IptisamNasir That’s really kind of you, thank you. I’m glad the stories have been something you can come back to for comfort. That means a lot to hear.
            
            I really appreciate you sticking with the journey. Love from here right back to Kenya, and thank you for taking the time to write this. ❤️

@hstylesgurl Thank you, this really means a lot. I’m so glad you’ve connected with the stories the way you have. That’s the best feeling as a writer. As for publishing, maybe one day, but for now, I’m just happy sharing them here and seeing people enjoy them. And I’m definitely not stopping anytime soon! ❤️

@Hopestrife not ridiculously kind, but brutally honest. I'm very (im)patiently waiting for the next one ;-) 

@Priloshnee00 Okay, this is ridiculously kind of you. Thank you, seriously. Messages like this are what keep me writing. I’m really glad you’ve been enjoying the stories and that they’ve stayed with you like that. I can’t wait for you to read what’s next.

@KJSGC12345 Thank you so much  ❤️ I’m so happy you enjoyed A Dragon Lost in Time!
            
            Thank you for taking this adventure with Lucian and the others, and I hope you’ll enjoy the next worlds and chaos!

@whiteshifter This is such a beautiful message, genuinely. ❤️
            
            Thank you for accompanying these characters through their adventures and for caring about them the way you do. Messages like this stay with me for a very long time.

@shfvekwk Thank you so much! I’ve definitely thought about turning them into actual books someday, and comments like this honestly make me consider it even more. If I ever do decide to publish them, I’ll absolutely let everyone know!
            
            Thank you again for all the love and support!

@ shfvekwk  you are so right. I would too