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Yesterday I finished my second novel. I am thrilled about this, of course. However, I am now struggling with two major elements of a story. An engaging beginning and how to write the perfect ending. These will be two key elements that I will focus on when I am at the editing stage for this book. Honestly, I am very happy with how the book ends in general. I would like to tweak the last couple of sentences a bit.
Had I stayed on track with this series perhaps I would have gotten a few answers BEFORE I wrote the ending. Since I didn’t, I guess that’s what editing is for. 
Where I am in the writing process: A yet-to-be published writer that just completed my second manuscript.
My question(s) this week: What are the essential elements of a perfect ending to a novel?
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Roxanne is... a Freelance Journalist and aspiring novelist living in North Carolina with her husband and young adult son. She is an avid reader with a to-be-read stack that resembles a small skyscraper and a music lover with a thing for singer/songwriters and a bonafide music soundtrack addiction. Roxanne is currently revising the first of three completed manuscripts. 
