character continuity? | small author update

[@isabellajuanitalyn]

This is definitely something I never considered when writing an interconnected standalone. Can't wait to hear what developments we see from him as a character!

[@JoeyPaulOnline]

Looking forward to seeing what you do with Aaron! I know you can make it work!

[@quinncaddel1123]

I wasn't expecting to want to see Aaron's love story, but you know he DOES have the potential to be a wet cat of a man. Loved the little chatty vlog, perfect for a lunch break.

[@Shaper1977]

I’ve been catching up on your vlogs and had a thought. If your parents aren’t using your writing shed for something else, you may want to find time to insulate it before you move home. Then you can have a dedicated year round writing spot.

[@alesswonderland]

I think if you state that he comes off arrogant and jokey in the beginning or when they get closer as a way of coping in these uncomfortable situations, then changing his character type should be okay. At least that is what would make it a less jarring as a reader. Having examples of the previous way he acted plus the way he is in this book, could be a good transition too. I haven't written a character like this, so you might already be doing this.