#temporal loop

So, first thing’s first:

Opening a beta reader group is something I’m really looking forward to, but I’ve been thinking a lot about the plot and where the story is going, and I feel like it would only be fair to give readers more of an idea of the story itself before opening the call for beta readers. 

The new plan is to upload Part One of RE/CONSTRUCT to Wattpad before I open my Beta Reader call. That way you have an idea of where the story may be headed and what to expect in terms of style - and if you like it enough to want to beta read for it.

If it’s something you’re already interested in, though, please do let me know. 

That’s all I have for beta readers for now ^^ 

As for the plot:

As you know, this is a temporal loop / time loop kind of story. 

This started off as a side project idea, something that I was really interested in following through with but that had been placed on the back-burner for a long time because of plot issues. 

Recently I revived it in order to share it via Wattpad exclusively, especially since it’s one of the few of my stories that would fit in with the demographic that mostly visits and uses that platform, though I’ve yet to make certain of that (especially because my stats currently tell me that I have peeps over 40 reading my book - but it’s too early to take that as a trend)

I now have a general plot outline from start to end - I know the major plot points and the ending of the book, but the finer details are something I’m working out as I write the story itself. So, it’s not one of my more polished works, but that’s okay because I’m happy just having fun writing it. ^^

The book is currently divided into three main parts, and in addition to that will have a prologue (which is already up) and an epilogue (which will probably be longer than the prologue is).

I’ve decided to have Adam follow a more or less stereotypical method of dealing with his predicament the first part of the story, but in the following parts, he will have to consider significantly different methods of dealing with his situation.

I hope if you’re interested in beta reading that you’ll keep the above in mind - I’m working hard to make the plot have a really unique take on the whole temporal loop idea and you might not get that idea until the second part.