How To Write A Romance Novel

An Expert Step-By-Step Guide To Writing Romantic Fiction

De: Neil Black

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Do you wonder if you have what it takes to write a romance novel?
Do you long to tell a story readers will fall in love with as good as the ones that kept you up at night, made your heart ache, or made you smile?

Most people who dream of writing a romance carry these questions for years.
They imagine the love story they could create.
They start.
They stop.
They tell themselves they’ll come back to it.

And slowly, a quiet fear creeps in: “Maybe I’ll never write that great romance novel.”

Not because you lack imagination or passion, but because no one ever showed you how to make readers fall in love with your story.

How To Write a Romance Novel gives you a clear, practical romance novel-writing blueprint to get your story onto the page — and finished.

Bestselling novelist and writing mentor Neil Black guides you through every romance beat — from irresistible meet-cutes to heartbreak, new or hidden love, dramatic misunderstandings, and unforgettable happy-ever-afters or happy-for-nows. It’s a step-by-step system you can apply to any romance, sweet to steamy, Regency to romantasy, comic to dark.

With this book, you will:
• Plan, outline, and structure your romance novel beat by beat
• Create unforgettable heroes and heroines, meddling exes and enemies, great best friends
• Build romantic tension, intimacy, and conflict that keeps readers turning pages, including how to write about sex
• A wealth of practical exercises and a free, downloadable 20-Chapter Master Document to plan, structure, and revise your novel from your very first ideas

Whether you’re a first-time romance writer or someone who has stalled before, this book takes you from blank page to finished novel — one chapter at a time.

Start today.
Click Buy Now and begin writing your romance novel.

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‘What Neil doesn’t know about structure and character development isn’t worth knowing.’
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‘Neil has an exceptional grasp of story structure and building character. He has been of great help to me when constructing and editing my novels.’
Anna Mazzola, author of The Clockwork Girl, The Unseeing, and The Story Keeper