Hello, I'm writing this story/series about these people that have special powers. They try to hide who they are to the world but there's always those few that want to use there powers for selfish things (even though this power does not allow the user to use it for selfishness). (1 of 2)
exodarkangel said to manicpixiedreamboots: My issue is that in that the first two books are about one character and learns that she has this power and decided what to do with it and the book after that is a different character with the similar power that doesn't want it and is in the middle of a war. Would it be fine to have the series with different main characters in the different books. (2 of 2)
Hey @exodarkangel
If you want your books to have different main characters in your subsequent books, that’s totally up to you and completely doable! It almost sounds like your story is following a specific power rather than a specific character.
Keep in mind that the third book, if it is the only one with a different main character, will feel a little bit disjointed and be set apart by it’s uniqueness. You might lose a bit of flow in your over arcing story line.
Write your stories with the main characters that feel natural to you when you write them. If it isn’t feeling like it works, then try something new. Maybe your main character from the first two books could timeshare the leading role in the third. Maybe the main character from the third books could be introduced as early as book one so that your readers are familiar with them.
Remember that it is completely fine to write your stories however you feel comfortable doing so. This is your universe, you can express it through whomever’s perspective you like! Keep it up, you’ve got this!
