Romance In A Month: Guide to Writing a Romance in 30 Days

by Rachelle Ayala

Overview

Romances are fun and easy to write.

Romance In A Month is a method of writing a romance novel with the help of a community of writers. Our goal is to finish a single plotline romance in a month of writing time.

Learn the basics of writing a romance, characterization, plot points, motivation and goals, and how to speed up your writing by using common romance tropes and archetypes. Exercises, slides, and examples are also included to guide you in creating your own unique romance.

Form your own group of writers to encourage and pace each other. There's strength in numbers, and this guide book will show you how to successfully and consistently write along with a group.

An appendix of romance writing resources includes: tropes, events, roles, occupations, how to brainstorm titles, and a reading list by trope

Start your romance writing journey today with this must-have resource guide to write a romance in thirty days.

Proven to work by many of your favorite romance authors, past and present members in the Romance In A Month Facebook Group.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781500346645
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	07/12/2014
Series:	A Romance in a Month How-To Book
Pages:	108
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.26(d)

About the Author

Rachelle Ayala is a bestselling author of contemporary romance and romantic suspense. Her foremost goal is to take readers on a shared emotional journey with her characters as they grow and become more true to themselves. Rachelle believes in the power of love to overcome obstacles and feels that everyone should find love as often as possible, especially if it's within the pages of a book.

Her book, Knowing Vera, won the 2015 Angie Ovation Award, and A Father for Christmas garnered a 2015 Readers' Favorite Gold Award.
She is also a writing teacher and founder of the Romance In A Month writing community. She lives in California with her husband and has three children and two birds.

Rachelle is an active member of the California Writer's Club, Fremont Chapter, and a volunteer for the World Literary Cafe. She enjoys teaching and taking classes to improve her skills and meet interesting people.