Order of reading Embark, Framed, and Beyond the Yellow Brick Road

[kellankyle.livejournal.com]

Hi! I want to get started on plumsuede series of Embark, Framed, and Beyond the Yellow Brick Road and not sure where to start. I'm aware that the timeframe she wrote them in differs from BYBR and I don't want to have any spoilers by reading previews, so if someone can help that would be super! I'm just confused by the prequel, sequel thing. *embarrassed*

Thanks so much!
Deborah *Hugs*

Answered in replies! :-)

Comments

[plumsuede.livejournal.com]

hey, it's me... I saw this.. I would read Framed, then Embark, then start BYBR. Embark is more 'rich' if you know Framed, imho. :)

[kellankyle.livejournal.com]

Thank you! :-D

[kmboatright.livejournal.com]

…I've read it: Embark then Framed then BYBR, so it's good you posted yourself or I would have given the wrong order.

[plumsuede.livejournal.com]

It works either way. :)

[chase37.livejournal.com]

Before the start of "Embark (http://bjfic.livejournal.com/369081.html)" you seem to say that it's the prologue to "Framed" which is a sequel to "BTYBR". You can understand that there's a lot of confusion out here & even more so now that u recommend reading "Framed" first??

I imagine that u would know exactly if u wanted to... For whatever it's worth, I tried a word count over this past summer which shows that Embark + Framed + Beyond the Yellow Brick Road (thru ch. 47 ext) = approx. 408k words total.

[plumsuede.livejournal.com]

Embark was written in the middle of BYBR, that's why I say that. Framed was written as THE look back before Embark was conceived, so it can be read either first or after Framed as both are a look back. Not trying to confuse people, just giving them options. If it's confusing, just stick with Embark, Framed, BYBR in that order.