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I'm getting ready to wrap it up and put a bow on it. But I'm definitely not into boring endings. While the first two books in my trilogy are somewhat resolved, I'm not looking for full resolution on my third. A resolved ending answers all the questions and ties up any loose plot threads, but we don't have all the answers do we!
If there is nothing more to tell because the characters’ fates are clearly presented to the reader, you'll not be able to ponder past the end. Oh, I want you to ponder.
Science is stranger than fiction, I've heard. If scientists opened a portal to another dimension...and something came through...well, you can see how this could be terrifying. And what if this terrifying "being" or "object" then disappeared into our dimension? What next?
Ideally, I'd like to leave the reader wanting to know how the story will continue. I want them to reflect on what my sexy, strong protagonists have been through and push them to imagine what could still happen. There will be some resolution, but it will, most likely, pose questions at the end and leave some doors open. Or portals...
Happy Reading
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