Sequel??

[IgnatiusChima]

I doubt a sequel would be possible given the way the book ended. A sequel might change the plot and spoil the originality of the book.

[marta baglioni]

More than a sequel, since the author provided a good ending, I think it might be interesting to read a sort of brief spin-off. But no, I don't think a whole new book is necessary.

[AbdiHafidh]

Despite my love for this book, I do not think that it is necessary to produce a sequel as the story comes to a natural end.

[Ay Obaj]

I don't see the need for any further story. She got her revenge and had a wonderful love life. I wonder what story the sequel would tell t

[Sharon Christanto]

I'm satisfied with the ending and I don't think it's a wise decision to start a sequel by now. But if the author plans to write a spin-off book, I'd gladly read it!

[Reading_Jack]

There is no need for a sequel. The book ended just fine with everything in order.

[Vidhi Adhikari]

There weren't many loose ends in the story that would make me look forward to a sequel. Plus another book might take the mystery out of the suspenseful plot points, leaving very little to the imagination.

[Azubike Richard]

The book ended very well which made me not to see the need for sequel. But if that is the case I would love to read it.

[britcott30]

Actually I think the book already ended nicely. And if there will be a sequel, it should be a stand-up novel, creating another different story.

[Sarah Sonbol]

When a book is captivating, you wish it never ends. Maybe that's why one may hope for a sequel. But, when the end is complete and everything is wrapped up, a sequel may not be a good choice as it will be a totally different story and may not bring the same feelings that one had felt in the first novel.

[Sarai Burgos]

I don't thing that a sequel be necessary. The final was good, so maybe a second part will just add unnecessary story to complement.

[19blueofficial]

The book ended fine in my opinion. I don't think having a sequel is necessary.

[Brenda Creech]

I don't see an opening or a need for a sequel. This book had an ending that didn't leave me hanging on anything and I think a sequel would be a disappointment to those who have read this book.

[Francis Aderogbin]

In my opinion, a sequel won't be needed because the book ended well. However, if the author thinks he has what it takes, then he can try.

[Noblefausty101]

I really don't think the book should have a continuation per say. I like the way it ended; a really great piece.