The phrase "fascinating plot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an engaging story. For example, "The novel had a fascinating plot and kept me captivated until the very end."
It would be a cruel spoiler of a fascinating plot to reveal how things wrap up — and they do.
Although the characters harbor different heart's desires, they become obstacles for one another, and a dizzying number of conflicts are played out in a fascinating plot.
Only later does Marian re-enter the world of espionage, in a fascinating plot concerning Britain's somewhat under-appreciated role in the making of the atomic and hydrogen bombs.
The Rev. James L. Garlow, co-author with Prof. Peter Jones of "Cracking Da Vinci's Code" and pastor of Skyline Wesleyan Church in San Diego, said: "I don't think it's just an innocent novel with a fascinating plot.
There are boxes, shelves and drawers-full of photograph albums, family documents, fragments of early drafts much crossed out and scribbled over, fascinating plot summaries and sketches for stories and novels that never came to fruition, research notes for an unwritten biography of her friend LP Hartley and everything from birthday cards and bills to invitations and vaccination certificates.
This year, "The Good Wife" featured a fascinating plot in which the scandal-tainted state's attorney Peter Florrick Chris Nothh) fired several black staffers but retained his white deputy, Cary Matt Czuchryy), because, consciously or unconsciously, he felt closer to him; it was the first time I'd seen such subtle biases explored onscreen.
The show's writers manage to make work-life balance a fascinating, gripping plot point, mimicking the actual travails of contemporary womanhood.
No technology has been invented that can create complex, credible characters, psychological depth or fascinating plots.
Messrs Murdoch and Redstone are living treasures of capitalism, infinitely more interesting characters involved in far more fascinating plots than any that appear on the TV networks they own.
Her unforgettable screenplays invited television and movie audiences to sojourn with strong characters, fascinating plots and excellent writing full of wit and intelligence.
All season Sydney have battled against a perception that they are "too slow", but among many fascinating sub-plots in Saturday's game we might be shown yet again that ice-cold nerves are sometimes a better weapon on grand final day than a pair of spring heels.
