As a beta reader, I look for mistakes in common grammar and sentence structure, and will usually fix it myself. Obviously, if something doesn't make any sense, I will let you know so you can adjust it to your liking. I want to make sure that there is enough detail in the story to make it appealing, because if it is not appealing, you won't get the amount of views your story deserves. If you would like me as your beta, I expect that you want constructive criticism on your writing and won't get all hell bent because of it.

I am the detail queen; for example, when it comes to making sure what you said in chapter three is still relevant in chapter ten, I love to make things full circle. Using words or phrases from the first chapters in the last chapters really brings a story together.

I will always insert my opinion, as long as you want it.

When I'm writing, I sometimes use present tense when I'm actually using past tense. I don't mean to but I sometimes get the their/they're/there rule mixed up. I tend to forget letters and/or words as well.

I can beta pretty much any story. I have never been a person who won't read a story because of the topic or genre. Of course, if I have seen the television show or movie or read the book, it will be easier for me to beta those stories. I can beta stories with any rating.

The only type of story I would probably stay away from is the really intense M-rated stories regarding dark themes like torture and violence of any kind. Definitely not my cup of tea.

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