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  1. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  2. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  3. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  4. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  5. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  6. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  7. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  8. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  9. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  10. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  11. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  12. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  13. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  14. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite

  15. Your end scene should mirror your opening *AND* it's genre specific!

    In horror, all the worst fears have come true. In romance, the characters have Happily Ever After. In a thriller or mystery, the questions are answered.

    #LianaEdits #AmWriting #HowToWrite