I felt so angry, frustrated, and guilty. I doubted everything I wrote.
I could feel my enthusiasm and energy ebbing away.
It seemed like I would never finish another book!
I needed a do-over.
So, I decided to start fresh and write a romance book. Why? Because, if you check the top-selling books on Amazon, you'll always find plenty of romances.
And I decided to get ideas from my favorite romantic books and movies. I figured they were my favorites for good reasons, right?
Examples are everywhere. You'll find them in stories about:
Fish out of water stories are all over the place. And there's a reason for that...
People love them!
I instantly had ideas for at least a dozen fish out of water romance stories! I could not believe all the ideas that popped into my head.
So, I chose one and started writing.
It turned out to be one of the quickest and easiest books I've ever written (including my easy-to-write non-fiction)!
As I wrote, I made notes all along the way.
I came up with a repeatable formula that will work for multiple books that are easy to write and remove all of the difficulties in plot, characterization, and all the rest.
The result of this little test absolutely astounded me!
And these were not sleepless, caffeine-filled days full of stressed out speed writing.
This was writing at my normal pace in the usual time I devote to it in a typical day.
In fact, I could have easily finished in just 7 days if I had not taken the time to make notes!
I was so surprised and overjoyed by actually finishing a book (in record time), that I decided I had to share this with others.
And that's why you're here.
That's right... chapter-by-chapter!
I explain the goal of each chapter and give you an idea of what to write for that specific chapter.
I also provide specific scenarios, ideas, and tips. For example, I give you ideas for how to show attraction and develop sexual tension between your lead and his/her love interest.
You also get all of the little tricks I came up with to keep readers reading, even for beginner authors.
I included a big shortcut I discovered to make this book easier for first-time writers, as well as people who have had problems writing romance stories.
Don't worry if you're the type to feel stifled by the need for an outline or template, there's plenty of wiggle room here to do your own thing.
Britt has knocked it out of the water with her new course on how to write Fish Out of Water romance.
She explains the psychology between this incredibly popular type of story (which can be applied to any genre of romance), and her detailed template shows you exactly how to brainstorm each step of your own story.
If you’re writing romance and you struggle with plotting, this course can put you back on solid ground. Highly recommended.
I want to make it clear that this is not the only way to write a romance. Far from it.
I just know that it works, it's repeatable, and it can be used for a virtually unlimited number of different stories you can turn into Kindle books!
I'm talking about doing it in days... not weeks or months. DAYS!
I did it in 10 days, and that includes stopping to make notes so I could repeat the process over and over.
You could potentially do this in as little as 7 days!
The reality is that even if you have ideas, romance books can be difficult and time-consuming to write.
You have to: develop characters, a believable plot, romantic scenes, conflicts, twists, and ultimately a happy ending. Whew!
But they're worth it because they're so popular in the Amazon Kindle marketplace!
What you really need is an easy, quick, and repeatable formula to write romances that will sell. Right?
That's exactly what I'm offering you today!
I ended the frustration and wasted time, trying to write a book the old way. I discovered a better way.
All you have to do now is let me share what I figured out so you can do exactly the same thing.
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So, I'm pretty familiar with romantic fiction -- what works and what doesn't -- and I paused before buying Britt Malka's "How to Write Fish Out of Water Romance."
I mean, really, was there anything new she could tell me?
Britt's advice is usually well-researched and reliable. And frankly, curiosity got the best of me. I bought her report.
I'm really glad that I did, because this report is a winner. I'm printing all 74 pages (plus a three-page cheatsheet) to add to my writing notebooks.
Britt's report is brilliant. It hits on many points that -- in the past -- romance authors struggled to stumble onto, intuitively. She's identified these points, addressed them from several angles, and provided great insights.
In my opinion, no matter what approach you use to create your plot, and how much you already know about romance novels, Britt's report will give you a fresh (and better) way to write romance confidently and successfully.