I share Ana Steele's thoughts. I may be a pushover but until a limit. I can be very helpful and nice but can still be a bitch if provoked. I love mysteries and paranormal stuff, but I also enjoy a good romance.

 I believe that it is how the writer ends a story that makes it a hit and gives the reader a sense of satisfaction and leaves a lasting impact. There are stories that are enjoyable to read but then, you wont be crossing bridges or be running across hassles just to finish it. Unlike stories with several twists and cliffhangers, stories which gives us creases in our foreheads just trying to solve before the author's big revelation(but with readers like me, who can't handle the mind-wracking puzzle, and jump, to the end of the book to sneak) , stories which makes us jump from one page to the other in catching up the action and excitement that lies within, stories which gives the reader an experience of different strong emotions and those who have been thought and researched about very carefully. Stories which gives some fictional answers to real mysteries left unsolved and making it very convincing makes a reader believe or doubt, reality, if only for just a fraction of time, gives readers great experience, with the after effects of your witty imagination.

I may have read tons of books, stories by rookies and professionals or those in between but still,  I find it hard to be able to write a story of my own. I may start a dozen and never finish even at least one. My mind skips from plot to plot and Its very hard to concentrate in making a new refreshing story that would pass my taste. I salute those who are gifted enough to write great ones and encourage those who have passion to write as well, also as to those who have limitless and creative imagination. May we all be found deep in the  imagination of our fellow writers and that we shall learn, experience and have fun.