Writing A Trilogy Mga Nobela at Kwento

Any resemblance to actual person, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. A/N: This is the third and final installment of the Badboy trilogy. I want to thank everyone who supported the whole trilogy. And if you haven't read the first two books, you must. You can still read this third book without having read the first two installment and you'll still understand the book but if I were you, the story will be more cohesive if you have read the first two books.

Reading your comments, your reviews, and your anticipation for the next chapters have driven me to write and complete these two books: Taming The Wild Alpha and Mad Wolf. It is certainly possible that I will write another book to this “supposedly-duo-logy” and turned it into a “trilogy” instead (I dare say that I am most tempted to do it now, to be honest). After all, even though this book has no massive readership amount like my other book (aka Taming The Wild CEO), I interact more with all of you here in the comment section of this book and also on social media (I still get excited like a kid on Christmas morning every time I get a direct message from a reader).

I most likely had better chances of dying from a thunder strike while standing at the balcony of my own apartment than being attacked by Chinese Triad. After that I peacefully concluded that there was nothing to be scared about. Moreover… those articles could be used as a great base for my novel! Game creators and writers use Yakuza or Triads in their stories all the time, and they were all still alive… or at least I hoped so. “How about creating my Troy’s family background on this… Wang Hiro?” the more I thought about it the more I was excited. More than that, I finally knew what I was going to write in my next chapter.

Elara ----- August arrived and she was two hundred and forty pages into the final draft. The third part was the hardest. Not because the material was difficult — she had been living it and it was vivid and specific and true. Because writing about something still in progress required a discipline she had not needed for the first two parts. The first two had endings she could see clearly. The third part's ending was still being made. She wrote around it. Built the chapters that preceded it — the oversight framework, the consortium challenge, the two cities rebuilding their governance, Malcolm's three pages at eleven o'clock. She wrote all of it with the specificity it deserved and left space a

I avoided thinking about the men from last night and how I promised them that we would talk tomorrow and spent all day writing. It went better than I thought it would. The words kept pouring out and each time I paused and reread what I wrote, it felt right. I even had an idea for a new series but it was a little bit different from my usual style and it wasn’t a very popular and well-accepted trope. I still wrote down my idea even though the chances of me writing it were pretty much zero. No one would want to read about a woman who was in a four-way relationship with three hot werewolves who hated each other but had a shared desire for him and the need to claim her as theirs.

“Tara, are you still there? We need to celebrate.” “Celebrate for what?” “Are you even listening to me?” “No. How could I when you kept screaming into my ear?” “Silly.” I could feel her rolling her eyes and giggling at the same time. “They wanted to make it a trilogy.” “What?” It suddenly reminded me of what Mad just told Emma yesterday. “I haven’t even written half of the book. “Yes, bitch! You’re their bestselling author. Of course, they want more books from you. Did you forget they offered you a book series?”

Stay tuned for Book Two, The Pack’s Triquetra! ** Please Note: a change was made at this point of the storyline in order to show the Triquetra's perspective and to keep book lengths managable **

Author's Note: Happy New Year, everyone! This is my first update for 2021, and yeps, it's kinda long. I enjoyed writing this chapter, and the fact that there is something for Zhanaia at the end of this chapter, it went far. I wanted to thank everyone who gave and will give this one a try. This is my first ever English novel, I know I still need to improve a lot and I am more than willing to learn. And by the way, I wanted to give everyone a heads up; I am not from Zurich, and I haven't visited Switzerland even just once (though I hope, someday, I can). I am from the Philippines. Some have been asking me, 'Why set your novel in Zurich, Switzerland if you haven't visited the place yet?' And I

Pleasantries! This is Mics Artemia, the author of A Trip To Remember. This introduction note was written to advise you to read A Trip To Your Heart first before reading this one since this is a Duology. A Trip To Remember is A Trip To Your Heart's sequel. The latter is still unedited, so, I apologize for errors that you will encounter upon reading. You will find the first book on my profile page, with the same theme as the book cover of A Trip To Remember.

With his mother and his siblings, they created the world we live in. When Gia saw the balance they created, she wrote a Supreme Law, a Supreme Spell, a spell designed to always balance the world. The three energies were required for a balance of anything and in cases and times of great distress, the power of three would always overcome whatever darkens was coming for it. Being a Tribrid brought those balances and forces together, and the being that possessed them, in turn, had the power to hold the balance of this world.