Reasons We All Love Fiction Novels
If you spent all of your free time during your childhood reading, chances are you have a favorite genre. And if that happens to be fiction, you’ve come to the right place! #Fictionloversrejoice.
After all, what’s better than a date night with a good book? There are plenty of reasons we all love fiction. Everyone is different. But we’ve rounded up the most common ones.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at why fiction is so alluring and magnetic.
It Challenges Your Perspective
One of the best things about fiction novels is that they’re always unpredictable. What will happen next? What are the characters plotting? And how will the ending turn out?
Fiction makes you think things differently and put yourself in the characters’ shoes. Let’s take fantasy for example. Fantasy is a form of speculative fiction. The politics of kingdoms, the conflicts of mages, and the battles between the mythical changes your outlook on life.
Interesting Characters
The best thing about fictional characters is that they all have something unique to offer. They’re all interesting in their own way and you can never predict what they’re going to do next. Most of them are flawed and imperfect, which why you fall in love with them in the first place.
There’s always something to learn from a character. Their background, history, and persona makes them lovable or dislikeable. There is no in-between.
Intriguing Storyline
The main reason why everyone loves fiction novels is the intriguing storyline. It will be something completely outrageous, yet simple. It will draw you in immediately. You just read the summary or a snippet and you’re immediately curious about what will happen next.
If you’re looking for an interesting fiction novel that combines politics and history, Glen Witter, A.K.A C. Edgar North has a treat for you!
His novel, Nighthawk Crossing is the first in a four-part series that has a political plot.
In the book, the FBI joins various ICE agencies, trying to track down large-scale smugglers when two border patrol agents are killed. The pursuit of the killers not only uncovers a drug ring, gun distribution in America, but also unveils a major plot to supply a secret weapon to the Taliban and Al Qaida, and sub plots of the State Department. It also involves Canadian spy agencies, NATO, and the CIA.
The book is available on Amazon and his website.
