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Das Erbe Teil 2 veröffentlicht am 03.02.2023

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Kapitel 2, Abschied Am nächsten Vormittag verabschiedete ich mich von Agathe und Gustav. Der Abschied fiel mir wirklich schwer, ich hatte mich hier sehr schnell heimisch gefühlt. Im Moment war…

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Jetzt fängt der Kampf an

So, dass alte Leben ist vorbei und die Grundlagen für den Beginn der Geschichte endgültig bereitet. Ich freue mich schon darauf, was Du Dir da alles einfallen lässt.

Und da mit Rosi auch die Partnerin zurück bleibt, bin ich schon gespannt, wie und wo Du ihn die Nächste finden lässt, zumal da bisher nicht mal im Ansatz eine passende Dame aufgetaucht ist.

Da Du den Protagonisten ja gerne nach Frankreich fahren lässt, wäre eine temperamentvolle Französin denkbar.



   
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Die Mischung aus Aufbau der Hauptperson und der Grundlage der Geschichte ist mit Blick auf die stattfindende Erotik passend.

Wann und woher er eine neue Partnerin findet, z. B. als kleiner Trainee im Werk, ist dem Autor überlassen, welcher hier seine Geschichte umsichtig aufbaut.

Die zwei, drei Flüchtigkeitsfehler geschenkt, insgesamt deutlich lesbarer und flüssiger, als Teil 1. Ein Dank an Autor und Lektorat! So macht es Spaß den nächsten Teil zu lesen.

Gruß W.



   
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Weiter so!

vielen Dank für den neuen Teil.
Ich hoffe es geht möglichst schnell weiter!
Der gesamte Stil deiner Geschichte macht Lust auf mehr.
Lass dich von eventuellen Miesepetern nicht niedermachen und bleib Dir treu. Deine Geschichten sind gut, lass Dir nichts anderes einreden.
Liebe Grüße
heinz



   
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Sehr schön

Die Geschichte nimmt Fahrt auf, im positiven Sinn.
Eine deutliche Verbesserung zum ersten Teil.
Denn ersten Teil auszutauschen ist, meiner Meinung nach, aus zwei Gründen unnötig.
Erstens : der geneigte Leser bemerkt sofort den Fortschritt in deinem persönlichen Stiel. Dazu ein Kompliment an dich.
Zweitens: spare dir die Zeit, Arbeit und Hirnschmalz. Der Teil ist veröffentlicht und von Fans gelesen.
Wie die Storry ist und sich entwickelt gefällt mir gut.
Dir als Autor möchte ich für deine Arbeit und Fantasie danken.

Weiter so.........Gruß A



   
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Weiter so

Das ist eine sehr gute Fortsetzung der Geschichte, ich warte auf den dritten Teil. Inhaltlich habe ich nichts zu bemängeln, der Schreibstil und die Form haben sich verbessert. Mach weiter so.



   
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Interessante Geschichte

Nette Geschichte die hoffentlich weitergeht. Da warten genug Spitzbuben die bestraft werden müssen. Und ein nettes Mädel findet sich für den Hauptmann bestimmt auch noch.



   
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Schön und gut

Also Teil 1 auszutauschen halten wir auch für sinnlos. Die Fortsetzung hier finden wir super und dass das BAPersBw so schnell zustimmt halten wir für Utopie.Aber seid drum nun kann die nächste Phase des Lebens beginnen. Die feindliche Übernahme muss unterbunden werden und eine Frau sollte gefunden werden. Wir sind gespannt.



   
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Tolle Geschichte

Ich finde die Geschichte bis hierhin sehr gut. Ich hoffe es geht bald weiter, die Firmenübernahme wartet und bestimmt auch eine neue Liebe.

Gruß Cowboy



   
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schnell weiter..!!!!!

Hilfe Rudi! Die Zeit zwischen den Veröffentlichungen macht mich fertig. Jetzt habe ich das Kapitel in sehr sehr kurzer Zeit schon wieder in einem Zug fertig. Wusste gar nicht, dass ich so schnell lesen (und trotzdem geniesen) kann. Bitte mach' schnell weiter!



   
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Erbe Teil 2

Ein abwechlungsreicher Anfang . Eine Geschichte die vieles noch offen lässt . Bin auf die Entwicklung im geschäftlichen und privaten sehr gespannt. Freue mich schon auf die Fortsetzung.
Gruß
Christian



   
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Danke für die Fortsetzung

Teil 2 ist in der Tat deutlich besser geschrieben und es macht sehr viel Freude die Geschichte zu lesen. Lesefluss und Handlung sind sehr gut.

Tom



   
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Großes Lob

Eine sehr schöne Fortsetzung! Jetzt kann man nur Rosi wünschen, dass sie glücklich wird.
Bin schon sehr gespannt, welche Haken noch geschlagen werden und wo eine Partnerin für den Held auftauchen wird.
Freue mich schon sehr auf den nächsten Teil
P.S. Dern ersten Teil zu überarbeiten würde ich vorläufig aufschieben, außer Du planst ihn noch woanders zu veröffentlichen



   
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Weiter so!

sehr schöner zweiter Teil. Für mich war auch Teil eins OK. Lege deine Kraft und Zeit lieber in die nächsten Folgen, freue mich schon darauf!



   
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Schöner Aufbau

für eine neue Geschichte. Die Basis ist geschaffen für eine neue Geschichte rund um die Suche nach Liebe und die Vorgänge in der Firma.
Das bishierige liest sich für mich vielversprechend und bietet m.E. viel Potential.
die Schreibe war deutlich besser bis auf ein paar Flüchtigkeitsfehler, die ich so beim Lesen bemerkt habe, was aber die Verständis und den Lesefluss nicht wirklich negativ beeinflusst hat.
freue mich schon auf den nächsten Teil!



   
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