| In fiction, the writer's job is to
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| | surprising, realistic plot twists. Just
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| entertain, to draw an emotional response
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| | when we think we know "who did it" - bam
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| from the reader. The reader is often
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| | - a new twist creeps up and a story
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| looking for suspense, action, and to go
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| | involves more. As we near the end we
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| on a journey they have not been on
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| | wonder if there is time to solve it.
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| before, one they will not easily forget.
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| | Will it have a happy ending? Most
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| Readers want to get drawn into and
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| | readers long for a good ending to their
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| experience the story for themselves.
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| | story as they grow fond of the characters
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| They want characters they can relate to
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| | in the book and want to see the best
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| and form a personal connection with. But
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| | happen to them.
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| most importantly, they want a good book.
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| | For those looking for a good fiction book
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| One that leaves them anxiously awaiting
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| | to read, one that stands out is the
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| each turn of the page.
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| | fiction thriller, Sledgehammer, by Paulo
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| Here are three crucial elements of a good
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| | J. Reyes, M.D ( This book has a
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| fiction book:
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| | well-developed story that takes place in
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| Well-developed characters: The
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| | an ER in Los Angeles. The author, an ER
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| characters in the book must be well
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| | Doctor himself, depicts the ER setting
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| developed and believable. The characters
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| | perfectly as patients appear and seek
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| should remind you of your teacher, your
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| | treatment and case after case of medical
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| lawyer, your doctor, or maybe even your
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| | drama unfolds. The story takes you hour
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| best friend. Even though they are
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| | by hour through life in this ER until the
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| fictional, they come alive for us in the
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| | unthinkable happens and one of the
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| story.
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| | patients appears with smallpox symptoms.
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| Action: A good fiction book needs to be
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| | What happens next is fiction at its
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| filled with action. The good guys are
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| | finest and leaves you eagerly asking,
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| after the bad guys, the doctor needs to
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| | "Could it happen today?"
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| find a cure. From the beginning to the
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| | Writers write about what they know. They
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| end, the reader can't bear to stop
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| | can bring the sounds, colors, and images
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| reading because the action just keeps
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| | of their world to life in their story.
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| coming.
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| | Fiction is where writers get the
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| Great Plot: The writer keeps the reader
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| | opportunity to bring you into that world
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| guessing right to the end by using
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| | and keep you there until, "the end.
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