traphousereturns

hello! 
          	
          	i've been getting tons of messages asking if people may use my story ideas for their own books. the answer is no. these ideas and plots took weeks and months to prepare and piece together. i have standard copyright laws placed over my pieces and am currently looking into legal action for several rip offs of 'the asylum'. if you are a writer, be original! that's how the best stories are made. 
          	
          	thank you to those who reported to me that there are some knockoffs of my stories out there! 
          	
          	i will update 'the return' soon. thank you all for your continued support and THANK YOU FOR A MILLION READS ON THE HOUSE!

TaylorWolf28

@traphousereturns YES I LOVE YOU STANDING UP FOR YOUR WORK YOU WORKED HARD ON IT AND IT SHOWS YOU ARE AMAZING
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xxplrmegg

PERIOD
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ray_gunzzz

 AS YOU SHOULD! it isn’t fair to you or your time just to have people claim as their own have they not payed attention in English class when told that plagiarism can’t get you kicked out of everything? It’s so irritating people that claim to be your fans can make the conscious decision to blatantly steal your work.
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Hogwarts_islife

Hi, I’ve just finished reading The house in your Sam and Colby series and both this one and the first one are amazing your writing is incredible, I can’t wait to read the next two. I’vbeen on an emotional roller coaster with these first 2 book, but in the good way and i can’t wait to get on the ride again with the next 2

JNQRCL

Hello! I reaaaally admire your work. I have a question. I also write, but what are the important things I have to note to write a good book? You are really talented btw.

traphousereturns

I find that grammar is super important - the easier a story is for your reader to consume or navigate, the likelihood of readers sticking around goes way up. Be sure your plot is consistent throughout and your characters have room to grow! With some of my books, I released chapters as I wrote them, which stuck me in a corner when I wanted to change something, so be intentional with your pacing. good luck!
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