I think the problem with dual POV in suspense is typically I see the same old thing. killer v. protagonist #bookendschat

funny you should ask. normally I'd say "eh" but I'm editing a client's right now that I love #bookendschat

So much this. I can see waffling between @Campbele_E and myself as our tastes are quite similar! #BookEndsChat

Unless it’s something really out of the ordinary, I wouldn’t mention it. #bookendschat

Sometimes… As long as it’s done well. #BookEndsChat

I like knowing going in if you see it as a series or a stand-alone. #BookEndsChat

Unsure on that one as I've rarely seen portals and horror. I think it'd be how it's handled. #BookEndsChat

I'd say if I've seen the same book/query from you multiple times, long length of writing. Insanely high wordcounts. #BookEndsChat

No! avoid Harry Potter at all costs. He's not a comp, he's a life of his own. #bookendschat

if you plan for it to be a series I would mention it #bookendschat

let me add, an MFA has never been vital when taking on new clients or hiring new agents #bookendschat

it never has been for me #bookendschat

I wouldn't bother. many adults read YA #bookendschat

I like to think we're going to be in for long haul. I'd like to build a career #bookendschat

Not at all vital in my genres. #bookendschat

Future projects always—unless the author wants different. I'm here for your career & the big picture for you. #BookEndsChat

that really depends. Each genre and book is so different. #bookendschat

Depends on the book, really. A m/m erotic romance is different from a MG. #BookEndsChat

Usually future projects because we want to build a career, not just sell one book. #bookendschat

It's a tougher market. Portal fantasies are a tough sell I've seen -- make sure your book is unique! #BookEndsChat