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Sometimes you just want to read a book that gives you the comforting knowledge that there will be a Happily Ever After — and that’s one of the defining characteristics of the romance genre. If you’d like to write your own love story, we hope these romance prompts will help you!
Here are a few types of romance stories you might consider writing:

Historical romance. The Romance Writers of America (RWA) classifies this as any romance novel that takes place before 1950.
Contemporary. Logically, the RWA classifies this as any romance novel that takes place after 1950.
Paranormal. Romance stories with elements of fantasy or science fiction.
Suspense. When love stories become intertwined with gritty plots.
Erotic. This RAW defines this as “Novels in which strong, often explicit, sexual interaction is an inherent part of the love story, character growth and relationships and could not be removed without damaging the storyline.”

Want more help learning how to write short romance? Check out How to Write a Short Story That Gets Published — a free, ten day course by Laura Mae Isaacman, a full-time editor who runs a book editing company in Brooklyn.
Have a story you’re ready to start submitting? Check out our list of writing contests or our directory of literary magazines.

If you are spending more than a week to plan and outline your next fiction book, then you are wasting time and limiting the size of your future book royalty checks!

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How many times have you found yourself staring at the computer screen trying to figure out what story you were going to tell next?

How often do you find yourself reading other people’s stories to see if you can find the spark for your next fiction story?

How much time do you waste waiting for inspiration from the wordsmith gods?

Unless you are a writer, who has a deep well of creativity to pull from, you probably spend far too much of your time developing your story ideas.

And, Here Is The Problem With That…

We cannot collect book royalties on books not yet written…

In order to get paid for our time, we actually have to finish writing and publishing our book!

And when we do get paid, they won’t pay us extra for the time we spent staring at a blank page!

If we could actually get paid for staring at a blank screen, I’d be a millionaire already.

Pre-Written Fiction Plots Provide the Structure &
Foundations Of Stories You Can Make Into Your Own

A well-written plot will provide enough information to spark your creativity, without giving so much detail that you will feel stuck in someone else’s story construct.

A strong plot will:

Define the characters;
Explain the conflict that your main character will want to overcome. This will drive your story;
Map the turning points in your story, leading the character to resolving the conflict of the story;
Demonstrate how the main character changes on the journey to the conflict resolution;
Hint at the setting that supports the story;
Describe how the conflict was resolved at the end of the story…

The greatest stories ever told share similar story plots…

Consider the Heroes’ Journey, for example…

Star Wars;
Lord of the Rings;
The Matrix;
Harry Potter;
Percy Jackson…

Each of these stories tell the story of a young man, who will overcome overwhelming obstacles to achieve greatness and save mankind from the evil in the world…

The plots behind these stories are mostly the same, but the final story is different as night and day.

This is what a great plot writer will give you…

The capability to tell an awesome story in your own personal way — in a way that you can make the story your own.

Another Common Thread of
The Greatest Stories Ever Told…

Occasionally, we may opt to give away our book to find an audience for the stories that we tell…

If you have only one book in publication, that would be considered by many authors to be a fool’s errand…

But, when we have created a book series, giving away the first book can be very profitable for us.

The goal is to attract an audience to our first book, and convince them to buy the other books in the series to “get the rest of the story.”

When done well, we will be able to make the bulk of our royalties from the books that follow the first book in the series…

Star Wars was produced in six episodes, generating $4,382,359,868 in worldwide sales;
Lord of the Rings was made into a trilogy, creating $2,917,506,956 worldwide box office sales;
The Matrix was also a trilogy, resulting in $1,000,989,142 in box office receipts;
Harry Potter resulted in seven books and eight movies. Box office receipts created $7,723,431,572;
Percy Jackson has so far resulted in two films, with the third in development. Its earnings on the first two films have been $426,285,499.

And this is why we should strive to create a series of books, as opposed to a stand-alone book…

After Just Two Years, She Is Earning a Half
Million Dollars Per Year in Book Royalties!

A friend of mine is publishing all of her new books in one of two book series… To date, she has published 19 books total in both of her book series… And now, just two years after she started writing fiction books, she is making a half million dollars a year in book royalties!

This proves a concept that most businesses rely upon… “It is cheaper and more profitable to sell more products to existing customers, than it is to go and find new customers.”

Pre-made book plots are a great start for any book author looking for a great story to tell…

Pre-made book plots, assembled as a plot series, is what can give you the ability to create outstanding profits for your book publishing business!

We have hired the best fiction plot writers money can buy to ensure that we are able to provide you access to fiction plots you can use to create fiction novels that sell…

But, rather than asking our writers to create stand-alone stories, we have advised our plot writers to create a series of ten (10) book plots that you can use to create an outstanding story that you can develop into a compelling book series.

Each fiction plot includes between 2,500 and 3,500 words, created in the following format:

OVERVIEW: This is the essence of your story and sums up what it is about in two sentences or less.
SHORT SUMMARY: This section describes in greater detail the basic storyline.
CHARACTER LIST: A list of the main characters (protagonist, antagonist, etc.).
CORE CONFLICTS: The core conflicts your characters face.
STAKES: What your characters stand to lose, and what is at stake for them.
10 CHAPTER OUTLINE: A step-by-step breakdown of each chapter with a short summary detailing what each chapter includes.

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