Ending on the Right Note

12 Replies to “Ending on the Right Note”

1. Excellent share, Jacquie. I agree with all the points.

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   1. Thanks, Diana. Joanne brought up an interesting thought- do you like stories that end HEA or should they have more of a time will tell approach?

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      1. I’m in the middle, I think. I like contented endings, Jacquie, and most of my books have them. Not as glossy as “happily ever after,” but deeply connected, the characters bound together by having shared some kind of life-shaking choices. I like suffering! Ha ha. And the way that elevates what’s really important – which is love. 🙂

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         1. I like that- a contented ending ❤

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2. Wonderful post. And timely for me.

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   1. Me, too. It made me think about my own endings 🙂

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      1. Thanks for reblogging, Jacquie 🙂

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         1. Happy to share 🙂

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3. Food for thought. Thanks for sharing, Jacquie. Hugs.

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   1. First lines and last lines- two of the most important parts of any book 🙂

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4. This is something I notice more on Netflix these days, Jacquie. Shows end flat. Or never wrap things up. We definitely need to end on the right note as writers to create an impression for our readers.

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   1. You’re right, Ryan. There’s nothing worse than an ending that runs flat. I’ll take a cliffhanger over that, lol.
      Thanks for stopping by!

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