Hello! I've laid out a plan for a novel series I have in mind. It's a story that will stretch for five books.
However, I'm struggling with the ending of the first novel. I have planned for the protagonist to die towards the end of the first novel, since her death is one of the reasons that the rest of the series occurs.
I also have several other POV-characters that I would like to include in later novels, but that I 'm not so sure would suit in the first novel. Most of these characters are introduced in the first novel, although it doesn't have to be as POV-characters.
Can you kill of the protagonist in the first novel of a series? Can you add POV's later on without them ruining the "feel" the first novel had?
However, I'm struggling with the ending of the first novel. I have planned for the protagonist to die towards the end of the first novel, since her death is one of the reasons that the rest of the series occurs.
I also have several other POV-characters that I would like to include in later novels, but that I 'm not so sure would suit in the first novel. Most of these characters are introduced in the first novel, although it doesn't have to be as POV-characters.
Can you kill of the protagonist in the first novel of a series? Can you add POV's later on without them ruining the "feel" the first novel had?