Hey all!
It feels like it's been forever since I've posted on here so hey again. I've recently started a new project and it's going really well so far. I've always been obsessed with Paranormal Romance as a genre and writing my own book in the genre is really exciting. I wake up every day excited to write which is something that hasn't happened in a long time and I'm enjoying that part more than I can say.
On the other hand, I do have a slight issue. I will post the summary below this, as I always do, in case you're interested. My problem (more of a conundrum) is relatively small but my brain likes to make a big deal out of small issues. Like I said, there's a more in depth version of the summary below but basically this book is about the reincarnations of Bonnie and Clyde. (Yeah, the famous American outlaws.) They're reincarnated and they have to find each other and right their past wrongs. Belle and Clinton (Bonnie and Clyde) remember their past lives through dreams. My problem is that I'm unsure if I should have them remember the dreams fully or just fragments of the dreams.
See? This obviously isn't a huge deal at the moment but my brain will not let me rest until I decide and I'm not sure which one is most thrilling. Help?
Shadow
"Bonnie Elizabeth Parker and Clyde Champion Barrow died in a blaze of bullets in an ambush on May 23, 1934. After death, they’re given a choice between Hell and being given a second chance. Eighty years later their souls are reborn and that second chance begins.
On October 1, 1993, Belle Quinn is born to her parents and three older brothers. She knows nothing of her past life until the day she turns 21. That night she dreams of a dusty road and the face of a man who fills her with warmth.
Clinton Alex Brook is born March 24, 1993. His mother dies not long after his youngest brother’s birth, leaving his father to raise him and his three brothers alone. On the night of Bonnie’s 21st birthday, Clinton too dreams of that dusty rural road on which he once died. He dreams also of the woman who stood at his side, her smile and unwavering loyalty to him filling him with sorrow and love."
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