The book reviewers liked the fantasy world I created for In Quest of Theta Magic and urged me to write a sequel.
I haven't decided yet but it is nice to plot in my head from time to time.
Should I write about the twins Teo and Raphaella? Teo has Theta magic that can change shape of objects while Raphaella can heal human injury.
Or little Carlson who made a brief appearance in the epilogue. He has similar magic as his mother Elana Bailey. He has eagle sight that can see four times farther than humans.
Something around Genesisa could be good too. Dean Williams' little sister was on death bed in Theta Magic but with the quest that cured her, she is fully recovered and can use her mind reading magic very well.
And Elana's sisters, they each have special Theta magic. I can a write sequel for each of the four sisters.
But if there is not another quest in the sequel, what can throw the hero or heroine into conflict and create a good romantic story like In Quest of Theta Magic?
A conspiracy to dethrone the Theta authority? A clash between Thetas and humans? Or some internal struggle?
What kind of conflict do you like to read most from fantasy stories?
May 7, 2009
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- Enid Wilson
- I'm the author of The Spinster's Vow, My Darcy Vibrates, Every Savage Can Reproduce, Chemical Fusion, My Darcy Mutates, Really Angelic, Bargain with the Devil, In Quest of Theta Magic and Fire and Cross. My novels have been ranked in the top 50 best-selling romances on Amazon USA or Canada. I write sexy romance in modern, historical, paranormal and science fiction genres. I love food, Pride and Prejudice, travel and tennis. With a Masters degree in Arts, I work in advertising and live in beautiful Sydney. Sounds too tame? You can read my wild stories at steamydarcy.com
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I don't often read fantasy. I most offen like the conflick of the main character facing his fears, his disappointments, and trying once again. Win or lose.
ReplyDeleteI'm not into fantasy, but your work sounds intriguing. I'll stay tuned.
ReplyDeleteSounds to me like you have LOTS of good ideas for sequels. I like the unsung unlikely hero conquering "against all odds" kind of conflict and resolution.
ReplyDeleteAnything that thrusts the protagonist(s) into mortal peril.
ReplyDeleteWow thanks, so many great plot bunnies hopping around! I like the Thetas losing magic idea...
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