Re: Requesting reviews for my two new stories
Posted: Thu Oct 17, 2019 1:18 am
I agree with TopMan that a re-write isn't necessary - it just sounded like you had some of your own ideas you wish you would've added to the first installment. That said, these can always be addressed in a sequel!
I do think that it may be too convenient to just have the wolf show up to replace coach in gym first thing... maybe the team finds out first and, through their antics with Zach, the coach finds out. Maybe coach arrives to catch one of Zach's big bad wolf classmates stuck to Zach and dragging him around the lockers and notices he's missing parts and the fresh injury? Speaking of which, how does Zach handle the medical emergency he now finds himself in? As a minor, if he went to go get treated at the hospital they'd most certainly contact the parents and police. How would he explain what happened? Since he really didn't do anything WRONG and this wasn't something he actively sought or volunteered for, I don't see him covering for the wolf at the club, but its your story!
I can definitely see a tough adjustment ahead for that poor fox. I think it'll be much harder on him since this isn't something he's ever thought about before. Seeing all the classmates he used to brag in front of before now much more masculine than he'll ever hope to be again..
I do think that it may be too convenient to just have the wolf show up to replace coach in gym first thing... maybe the team finds out first and, through their antics with Zach, the coach finds out. Maybe coach arrives to catch one of Zach's big bad wolf classmates stuck to Zach and dragging him around the lockers and notices he's missing parts and the fresh injury? Speaking of which, how does Zach handle the medical emergency he now finds himself in? As a minor, if he went to go get treated at the hospital they'd most certainly contact the parents and police. How would he explain what happened? Since he really didn't do anything WRONG and this wasn't something he actively sought or volunteered for, I don't see him covering for the wolf at the club, but its your story!
I can definitely see a tough adjustment ahead for that poor fox. I think it'll be much harder on him since this isn't something he's ever thought about before. Seeing all the classmates he used to brag in front of before now much more masculine than he'll ever hope to be again..