Unlocking Success: The Surprising Secrets Behind Getting Chapter Two Perfectly Right
As for how agents will respond to this, they’ll be tuned in to how readers will like it. If agents think this kind of transition is going to lose readers, they’ll probably reject the manuscript, or at least ask the author to fix it.
Of course, if Joe’s chapter two is as exciting as his chapter one, then there’s no problem, and everything’s gravy.
Chapter Two is Crucial
I’ll repeat myself. I don’t know for sure that Joe’s manuscript makes an abrupt change of pace in chapter two. I have only partial information, and that’s what I’m going on.
