1) Evoke Curiosity
Begin your chapter by provoking the reader’s interest. Reveal a secret, generate a plot line, or create a mystery—making sure these elements have consequences further into the story.
2) Never End at Endings
Avoid ending a plot line at the end of a chapter. That makes it too easy for the reader to put down the book.
3) Think Middle to Middle
Whether you have a short subplot line or an extended one, begin the story in the middle of one chapter and end it in the middle of another.
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