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Old 09-01-2020, 01:45 PM   #87
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Originally Posted by Paperbackstash View Post
This happens in most Urban Fantasy series I read and I always liked that - having one side-plot wrapped up and solved in each book, but having the larger plot giving out teasing danglers until finally wrapping up and coming to a conclusion.
I think that why it bothered me in the Harry Potter books is that in the first book she made a big effort to present the Voldemort part as a big overarching plot element for the series. At least that's how it came across to me. I've also read plenty of fantasy series where things were wrapped up at the end of a book and I didn't feel cheated when I read subsequent books.
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