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Story Bible & Outline
The creative foundation — everything you need to sit down and write with confidence.
Includes: At-a-glance snapshot, character profiles, world-building, themes & motifs, full chapter outline, style guide, quick-reference codex
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Marketing & Launch Toolkit:
The visibility layer — everything you need to go from manuscript to market.
Includes: Cover prompt kit, 3 reader magnet concepts, 7-email campaign sequence, short-form video playbook, publishing launch toolkit
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We're fiction writers. Fantasy, sci-fi, romance, literary spec — we've done the thing where you have 47 tabs open and a plot that lives in six different notebooks.
These story bibles are the tool we wished existed when we were staring at a blank page with a great idea and no structure. Now we make them for you.
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These are planning tools, not manuscripts. Think of them as your creative GPS — they give you the structure, characters, and outline to write your book your way. The writing is still 100% yours.
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Complete series, ready to draft — start to finish.
THE MENDING WILDS TRILOGY

A grumpy bridge troll who'd rather interrogate strangers than befriend them. A sunshine orc healer with thorns growing under her skin. A found family that walks into the deepest, most dangerous forest in the world — not to fight, but to give something up.The Mending Wilds is a complete three-book cozy fantasy trilogy, fully outlined and ready to draft. Every book comes with a comprehensive story bible and a marketing toolkit — everything a writer needs to go from blank page to launch day.Book 1: The Witch Who Walked Away (20 chapters · Spring) A bridge troll's quiet life ends when a missing witch's apprentice arrives with a dying seedling and a terrible plan. Five strangers become reluctant traveling companions. By the end, they're family — and the real journey is just beginning.Book 2: The Thorned Court (22 chapters · Summer) The group enters fairy court territory, where two sovereigns haven't spoken in three years and the forest is dying between them. Split across rival courts, the found family must survive politics, face their own reflections, and find the witch who started it all.Book 3: The Last Remedy (24 chapters · Autumn–Spring) The Heartwood Tree — the oldest living thing in the Wilds — is dying. The only remedy isn't a potion. It's a sacrifice. Every species must give something real, something permanent, something they can't get back. The finale answers the trilogy's central question: What are you willing to give for the people and the world that chose you?
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Sci-Fi
One crash landing. Three books. A universe away from home.
Sci-Fi
The Wrong Field Trilogy
One crash landing. Three books. A universe away from home.

TextWrong Field Trilogy — Complete Series Bible & Marketing Toolkit
It starts with a crash landing in an overgrown Oregon meadow.
Five teenagers from a town the economy forgot — and the rest of the world mostly has too — find a spacecraft they shouldn't have found and an alien hiding in the trees who definitely wasn't supposed to be seen. When government agents close in, the ship launches. With all five of them on it.
Two days orbiting Earth. One terrifying jump to deep space. Three weeks in transit. And then: an interstellar academy 47 light-years from home, where humans are the newest species in the galaxy and nobody's particularly glad they showed up. The alien who brought them? He lied about everything — except that he needed their help.
That's where the Wrong Field trilogy begins.
By the time it ends — three books and a changed universe later — five kids who left home on a stolen spaceship will have to figure out who they are on the planet they were born on. The grandmother survived chemo. The father waited. The foster family kept the room. And Earth knows about aliens now.
Home is a verb. And they're going to have to learn how to use it again.The Series at a Glance
Wrong Field — Five teenagers, one crashed ship, one lying alien, and a government closing in. When the ship launches, it takes all of them with it. Est. 85,000–95,000 words.
Far Orbit — They're enrolled at an interstellar academy now — and they're the least welcome students there. When one of them is offered a ticket home with strings attached, the found family they built in a stolen ship fractures along fault lines nobody expected. Est. 90,000–100,000 words.
Homefall — They're finally going home. But home shifted while they were gone, Earth has questions, and five kids changed by the stars have to figure out who they still are. Est. TBD.
Genre: YA Science Fiction / Adventure | Heat Level: NoneWhat's Inside This Package
This is a complete, exclusive series bible for all three books — developed once, sold once, and yours entirely. No one else will write this trilogy.
The Story Bible gives you the full trilogy mapped and ready to draft: loglines, summaries, tropes, comp titles, and market positioning for all three books; complete character dossiers tracking arcs and relationships across the series; a world codex covering everything from rural Oregon to deep space; chapter-by-chapter outlines with scene-level beats; a voice and style guide; and a Writing Partner file so you can open a document and start writing today.
The Marketing Toolkit gives you everything you need to launch: cover and graphics prompts for all three books and series branding; three reader magnet concepts with landing page copy; a six-email nurture sequence ready to automate; ten BookTok and Reels video concepts with scripts and hashtags; and a full publishing toolkit with KDP keywords, blurb frameworks, pricing strategy, and a day-by-day launch week checklist.
One trilogy. One buyer. When it's gone, it's gone.
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Romantasy
Fantasy worlds. Epic stakes. Unavoidable chemistry. Each outline sold exactly once.
DARK ROMANTASY

THRONE OF SHATTERED WINGS
Everything a writer needs from first chapter to first sale — one package, one price
TROPES: Enemies to Lovers · Dark Fae Prince · Court Intrigue · Forced Alliance · High Heat · Standalone
A half-blood priestess discovers her dying sister holds the last bloodright to a crumbling fae court. Her only ally: a shadow prince whose magic devours pieces of your soul. Her only weapon: a bloodline that could heal both courts — or burn them to ash. Complete story bible with 34-chapter outline, 9 character dossiers, two fae courts, three magic systems, plus the full marketing toolkit — cover prompts, email sequences, BookTok scripts, and launch strategy.
Includes: Story Bible + Marketing & Launch Toolkit (2 HTML files)
ROMANTASY

If an Irish accountant walked into a fairy market and the most dangerous thing she found wasn't the monster under the hill — it was how badly she wanted to trust the liar guarding the door.
The Glamour Ledger — Complete Story Bible & Marketing Toolkit
A forensic accountant who speaks fluent spreadsheet gets hired to audit a fae court's finances and discovers someone is embezzling magic itself — and the one person assigned to keep her in line is a two-hundred-year-old leprechaun who'd rather eat his own gold than let her near his books. Except the missing glamour isn't being stolen. It's being fed to something ancient and hungry sleeping under Ireland, and her leprechaun is the reason it hasn't woken up yet.
Dark whimsical romantasy. Dual POV. Standalone. For readers who loved The Gilded Wolves, A Court of Thorns and Roses, and Sorcery of Thorns. This package includes a full story bible — concept through chapter-level outline — and a complete marketing toolkit with cover prompts, email sequences, BookTok scripts, and a launch-ready publishing plan.
One story. One buyer. Once it's gone, it's gone.Dark whimsical romantasy/mystery. Dual first-person POV (Saoirse & Cillian), past tense. 95k–110k words, 30 chapters, standalone. Heat level: medium (cracked door). Tropes: enemies to reluctant allies to lovers, morally grey love interest, forced proximity, only one who can, secret protector, touch her and die, hidden depths, fish out of water, slow burn, he falls first, found family (reluctant), dark secret/sacrifice.
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Fantasy
Ancient magic. Epic quests. Worlds worth getting lost in.
Fantasy
The Last Gold of Ó Broin

Everything a writer needs from first chapter to first sale — one package, one price
Dublin, March. The Veil is thinning.
Every St. Patrick's Day, the boundary between mortal Dublin and Fae Dublin wears down to gossamer — and this year, someone plans to use that window to pull off the most audacious theft in two worlds' history.
The Last Gold of Ó Broin is a contemporary fantasy heist set across 72 hours, from St. Patrick's Eve to the stroke of midnight on the 17th, as the two cities slowly superimpose over each other and the rules that hold them apart begin to fray. Grafton Street buskers. Temple Bar tourists. And threaded through it all, an ancient High Market that only the right kind of eyes — or the right kind of desperation — can find.
At its heart, it's a story about names. What you give up when you reinvent yourself. Whether the person you've become is more or less real than the one you left behind. And what it costs, in a world where names are power and the fae take contracts literally, to finally answer the question of who you actually are.65,000 words. Contemporary Fantasy
The Plan Goes Wrong / Improvise Mid-Heist
True Names as Power
The Self-Made Person Running From Their Past
Two Worlds Superimposed / Palimpsest City
Mythology as Living Infrastructure

FANTASYTHE BITTER ROOTA dead man's spite poisoned a lake — and it takes a Wall Street burnout and a Portuguese grandmother to prove it.The Bitter Root — Cozy Mystery | Low Heat | 32 Chapters | 95,000–110,000 wordsA burned-out Wall Street analyst hiding in his mother's guest house teams up with his seventy-four-year-old Portuguese neighbor to figure out why the wildlife around her lakeside property keeps dying — and when the neighborhood's most despised busybody turns up dead, their amateur investigation spirals into something far stranger and closer to home than either of them expected.Tropes: Amateur Sleuth · Fish Out of Water · Unlikely Detective Duo · Small Town Secrets · Everyone Is a Suspect · Red Herring · The Nosy Neighbor · Intergenerational Friendship · Second Chance at Life · Slow Burn Romance (subplot) · Community Rallies Together · Hidden BenefactorStory Summary:
Six months into hiding from his former life, ex–Wall Street quant Porter Calloway gets pulled into a lakeside wildlife mystery by his seventy-four-year-old Portuguese neighbor, Lenore Finch. Dead fish, a dying heron, and aggressive corporate buyout offers point toward a faceless villain — but when the neighborhood's most despised resident turns up dead, nothing is what it seems. Joined by Lenore's granddaughter Sofia, Porter chases shell companies and red herrings only to discover the corporation was trying to help, and the real answer lies in stolen chemicals, a supplier's lie, and one man's petty, ruinous spite. Along the way, Porter finds something he didn't know he was looking for — a reason to stay.
THE ROOT BENEATH THE BARN

Forty years of marriage. Forty years of magic. He only knew about one.The Root Beneath the Barn — Cozy Fantasy | No Heat | 28 Chapters | 75,000–90,000 wordsAt-a-Glance Hook:
A sixty-eight-year-old farmer discovers his dead wife's barn hides a living magical school she ran for forty years — and the only thing that can save it is the one skill set nobody thought to look for: his.
Tropes: Hidden Magical World • Found Family • Magical School • Botanical Magic System • Unorthodox Familiar • Grief as Story Engine • Reluctant Caretaker • Secret LegacyStory Summary:
Seven months after his wife's death, Harold Grieve still can't open her barn. He farms his two hundred acres in silence, eats standing at the kitchen counter, and goes to bed before dark. When a neighbor's child discovers a hidden passageway beneath the greenhouse, it leads to an underground school made of living roots — a place where magic is grown from the soil, light comes from fungi, and Elda was headmistress for thirty years. Harold's world cracks open. The school is alive, but it's faltering. Its walls are thinning. Its gardens are wilting. It needs someone who understands growing seasons, soil management, and the patience to tend what others have abandoned. It needs a farmer. Warm, grounded, and gently strange — for readers who want their wonder planted in real dirt.Tropes: Hidden Magical World • Found Family • Magical School • Botanical Magic System • Unorthodox Familiar • Grief as Story Engine • Reluctant Caretaker • Secret Legacy • Competence Porn (Agricultural) • Entropy as Antagonist • Intergenerational Bridge • Absent MentorComp Titles: Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree • The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune • Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
SALT AND ROOK

A dockworker, a mouthy bird with no memory, and a military secret the tide keeps trying to surface.Salt and Rook · Urban-Adjacent Fantasy / Cozy Fantasy · Low Heat · 28 Chapters · 78,000–82,000 WordsA dockworker discovers her unconscious magic has been drowning her hometown, and must train with a sardonic, amnesiac military familiar to save Callasport before the spring tides swallow it whole — while powerful people work to keep the truth about decommissioned familiars buried.Ines Soler keeps her dockworkers' collective alive through grit and grip — she doesn't let go of anything, and it shows in the untrained tidal magic she doesn't know she has. When a sharp-tongued, one-eyed rook with no memory of his past partner washes into her harbor, she learns the floods eating Callasport have been following her for years. Training with Quill means recovering what was done to him — and confronting the military commander who controls the harbor, buried the truth about a program that killed bonded mages, and is now offering Ines the one thing she's never had: a way in. Ines has to choose between the opportunity and the exposure, and learn that letting go isn't the same thing as losing.Tropes: Talking Animal Familiar · Latent Magic Awakening · Reluctant Student / Demanding Mentor · Found Purpose · Institutional Corruption / Cover-Up · Class Tension · Ticking Clock (Environmental) · Mystery Spine (Amnesia Investigation) · Sibling Bond · Competence Porn (Working Class) · Chosen Bond
THE GALLERY ON WREN HILL

The most beloved woman in town has been rewriting its history one brushstroke at a time, and the only person who can see it is the restorer no one believes.The Gallery on Wren Hill · Cozy Fantasy / Mystery · Warm · 28 Chapters · ~82,000 WordsA blacklisted art restorer takes a contract in a magical hillside town and discovers the century-old paintings she's restoring are repainting themselves — because the gallery's beloved benefactor is using them to erase the town's real history.Lior Acharon was blacklisted after a painting changed under her hands during a live restoration and no one believed what she saw. Now she's taken a residency in Wren Hill, a small hillside town with an enchanted gallery full of memory-paintings that record the community's founding. When the paintings begin shifting under her careful work, Lior uncovers what three generations of the town's most powerful family have been hiding — two founding families written out of history, layer by painted layer. Standing between Lior and the truth is Cassia Vael: warm, generous, beloved, and the woman who controls nearly everything in Wren Hill. To expose what's been erased, Lior will have to risk the only career lifeline she has left and trust her own perception one more time.Tropes: Disgraced Professional Gets a Second Chance · Small Town With a Secret · Paintings That Move / Living Art · Charming Antagonist · Found Community · Grumpy-Sunshine (Soft Version) · The Keeper of Lost History · Seasonal Magic · Festival Deadline · Truth vs. Comfort · Restoration as Metaphor · The Outsider Who Sees Clearly
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Sci-Fi
Distant worlds. Dangerous tech. Stories that bend reality.
Sci-Fi
The Wrong Field Trilogy
One crash landing. Three books. A universe away from home.

TextWrong Field Trilogy — Complete Series Bible & Marketing Toolkit
It starts with a crash landing in an overgrown Oregon meadow.
Five teenagers from a town the economy forgot — and the rest of the world mostly has too — find a spacecraft they shouldn't have found and an alien hiding in the trees who definitely wasn't supposed to be seen. When government agents close in, the ship launches. With all five of them on it.
Two days orbiting Earth. One terrifying jump to deep space. Three weeks in transit. And then: an interstellar academy 47 light-years from home, where humans are the newest species in the galaxy and nobody's particularly glad they showed up. The alien who brought them? He lied about everything — except that he needed their help.
That's where the Wrong Field trilogy begins.
By the time it ends — three books and a changed universe later — five kids who left home on a stolen spaceship will have to figure out who they are on the planet they were born on. The grandmother survived chemo. The father waited. The foster family kept the room. And Earth knows about aliens now.
Home is a verb. And they're going to have to learn how to use it again.The Series at a Glance
Wrong Field — Five teenagers, one crashed ship, one lying alien, and a government closing in. When the ship launches, it takes all of them with it. Est. 85,000–95,000 words.
Far Orbit — They're enrolled at an interstellar academy now — and they're the least welcome students there. When one of them is offered a ticket home with strings attached, the found family they built in a stolen ship fractures along fault lines nobody expected. Est. 90,000–100,000 words.
Homefall — They're finally going home. But home shifted while they were gone, Earth has questions, and five kids changed by the stars have to figure out who they still are. Est. TBD.
Genre: YA Science Fiction / Adventure | Heat Level: NoneWhat's Inside This Package
This is a complete, exclusive series bible for all three books — developed once, sold once, and yours entirely. No one else will write this trilogy.
The Story Bible gives you the full trilogy mapped and ready to draft: loglines, summaries, tropes, comp titles, and market positioning for all three books; complete character dossiers tracking arcs and relationships across the series; a world codex covering everything from rural Oregon to deep space; chapter-by-chapter outlines with scene-level beats; a voice and style guide; and a Writing Partner file so you can open a document and start writing today.
The Marketing Toolkit gives you everything you need to launch: cover and graphics prompts for all three books and series branding; three reader magnet concepts with landing page copy; a six-email nurture sequence ready to automate; ten BookTok and Reels video concepts with scripts and hashtags; and a full publishing toolkit with KDP keywords, blurb frameworks, pricing strategy, and a day-by-day launch week checklist.
One trilogy. One buyer. When it's gone, it's gone.
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YA

YA
The Wrong Field TrilogyOne crash landing. Three books. A universe away from home.TextWrong Field Trilogy — Complete Series Bible & Marketing Toolkit
It starts with a crash landing in an overgrown Oregon meadow.
Five teenagers from a town the economy forgot — and the rest of the world mostly has too — find a spacecraft they shouldn't have found and an alien hiding in the trees who definitely wasn't supposed to be seen. When government agents close in, the ship launches. With all five of them on it.
Two days orbiting Earth. One terrifying jump to deep space. Three weeks in transit. And then: an interstellar academy 47 light-years from home, where humans are the newest species in the galaxy and nobody's particularly glad they showed up. The alien who brought them? He lied about everything — except that he needed their help.
That's where the Wrong Field trilogy begins.
By the time it ends — three books and a changed universe later — five kids who left home on a stolen spaceship will have to figure out who they are on the planet they were born on. The grandmother survived chemo. The father waited. The foster family kept the room. And Earth knows about aliens now.
Home is a verb. And they're going to have to learn how to use it again.The Series at a Glance
Wrong Field — Five teenagers, one crashed ship, one lying alien, and a government closing in. When the ship launches, it takes all of them with it. Est. 85,000–95,000 words.
Far Orbit — They're enrolled at an interstellar academy now — and they're the least welcome students there. When one of them is offered a ticket home with strings attached, the found family they built in a stolen ship fractures along fault lines nobody expected. Est. 90,000–100,000 words.
Homefall — They're finally going home. But home shifted while they were gone, Earth has questions, and five kids changed by the stars have to figure out who they still are. Est. TBD.
Genre: YA Science Fiction / Adventure | Heat Level: NoneWhat's Inside This Package
This is a complete, exclusive series bible for all three books — developed once, sold once, and yours entirely. No one else will write this trilogy.
The Story Bible gives you the full trilogy mapped and ready to draft: loglines, summaries, tropes, comp titles, and market positioning for all three books; complete character dossiers tracking arcs and relationships across the series; a world codex covering everything from rural Oregon to deep space; chapter-by-chapter outlines with scene-level beats; a voice and style guide; and a Writing Partner file so you can open a document and start writing today.
The Marketing Toolkit gives you everything you need to launch: cover and graphics prompts for all three books and series branding; three reader magnet concepts with landing page copy; a six-email nurture sequence ready to automate; ten BookTok and Reels video concepts with scripts and hashtags; and a full publishing toolkit with KDP keywords, blurb frameworks, pricing strategy, and a day-by-day launch week checklist.
One trilogy. One buyer. When it's gone, it's gone.
SEVENTEEN SECONDS

Seventeen Seconds — YA Contemporary | No Heat | 26 Chapters | ~64,000 wordsA synesthetic teen who sees sound as color gets pulled into an underground Battle of the Bands — and has to decide if being truly seen is worth the risk.
Tropes: hidden talent, found family friend group, battle of the bands, neurodivergent MC, first crush, learning to be seenStory Summary:
Dani Reeves is sixteen, synesthetic, and determined to stay invisible at her new school after her secret became a punchline at her last one. When she stumbles into an after-hours jam session and accidentally reveals that she sees music as color, the four musicians in the room recruit her for an underground band competition. Her ability to "see" arrangements becomes their edge, but the closer the finals get, the more Dani has to reckon with — a fracturing old friendship, confusing feelings for the guitarist, and the fear that being known means being vulnerable. The last round puts it all on the line: disappear back into the background, or let the colors out and own who she is.
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Military
THE DEVILS CORRIDOR

Military Thriller | No Heat | 34 Chapters | ~84,000 wordsA convoy commander stranded on Iraq's deadliest highway discovers the cargo she's hauling isn't on any manifest — and someone on her own side wants it destroyed.
Tropes: woman in command, insider betrayal, mysterious cargo, embedded journalist, road gauntlet, unlikely allianceCaptain Jessie Rowe commands a logistics convoy running supplies through Iraq's most IED-laden highway — a route the soldiers call the Devil's Corridor. After a catastrophic ambush kills her lead driver and disables two vehicles, Jessie's convoy is stranded in hostile territory with wounded personnel, a civilian journalist embedded against her wishes, and a cargo manifest that doesn't match what's actually in her trucks. As she fights to get her people to the next forward operating base, the journalist starts asking questions that Jessie can't answer — because the sealed containers in truck four aren't in any system she has access to. When a second ambush hits with suspicious precision, Jessie realizes someone fed their route to the insurgents, and the cargo she's hauling is the reason. Now she's running a convoy that somebody on her own side wants destroyed, and the only person she can trust with the truth is the reporter she was ordered to keep in the dark.

Hold FastFour spec ops soldiers. One last mission. One of them comes home wrong.
Not visibly. There's no wound anyone can point to, no moment where it all went sideways — just a man who used to be the surest person in any room, now standing in his own kitchen like he wandered into someone else's life. The Army has cut him loose. His wife is still trying. And he's dismantling everything quietly, one small decision at a time, in the particular way men do when they've decided they don't deserve saving.
His three closest friends — the only people alive who know what they carried out of that last deployment — have to figure out how to reach him. Not as soldiers. As men. And in trying, each of them has to face what they've been refusing to look at in themselves.
Hold Fast is The Deer Hunter meets Friday Night Lights — if the game was whether four men could learn to be honest before it costs them everything.
Genre: Military Drama / Contemporary Fiction
Specs: Third-person cinematic, past tense · 4 POV characters · 85,000–95,000 words · 22 chapters + epilogue
Heat Level: Low–Medium · Cracked Door
Comp Titles: The Yellow Birds by Kevin Powers · Cherry by Nico Walker · Whiskey Tango Foxtrot by David ShaferBook at a Glance
TitleHold FastGenreMilitary Drama / Contemporary FictionStructure22 chapters + epilogueWord Count85,000–95,000 wordsPOVThird-person cinematic, past tense · 4 POV charactersHeat LevelLow–Medium · Cracked DoorComp TitlesThe Yellow Birds — Kevin Powers · Cherry — Nico Walker · Whiskey Tango Foxtrot — David ShaferCore ThemesBrotherhood · PTSD & reintegration · Masculinity & silence · Loyalty · GriefToneRestrained, cinematic, emotionally preciseWhat You Get
The Story Bible
Your entire book, mapped and ready to write:A polished concept with logline, full summary, tropes, comp titles, and market positioning
Full character dossiers for all four POV soldiers — backstory, arc, motivation, wounds, and the brotherhood dynamics that make this story burn
A detailed world codex covering stateside settings, deployment backdrop, and the invisible geography of PTSD and military reintegration
A complete chapter-by-chapter outline with scene-level beats and structural markers across all 22 chapters and epilogue
A style guide covering the cinematic third-person voice, tonal control across four distinct perspectives, pacing, and dialogue
A quick-reference codex pulling the essentials into one place
A Writing Partner file — a ready-made reference document so you can open a blank page and start drafting immediatelyThe Marketing Toolkit
Your launch strategy, built around this story:Cover & Graphics Prompt Kit — Ready-to-use prompts for generating book covers, series branding, and social media graphics built around the aesthetic of this book
Lead Magnet Starter Pack — 3 reader magnet concepts with titles, premises, implementation guides, and landing page copy so you can start building your list before you publish
Reader Connection Campaign — A 6-email nurture sequence with subject lines, draft copy, and automation notes to turn subscribers into launch-day buyers
Short-Form Video Playbook — 10 BookTok and Reels concepts with hooks, scripts, captions, and hashtags ready to film
Launch-Ready Publishing Toolkit — KDP keywords, category recommendations, 3 blurb frameworks, pricing strategy, and a day-by-day launch week checklist
IRON HYMN

Iron Hymn — Military Thriller | No Heat | 36 Chapters | ~88,000 wordsA staff sergeant's team is stranded at a classified firebase protecting a CIA asset — and the people hunting them aren't who the briefing said they'd be.
Tropes: siege scenario, unreliable asset, betrayal from above, brotherhood under fire, moral gray zone, ticking clock
Story Summary:
Staff Sergeant Cole Bricker's team gets diverted to a remote Afghan firebase to guard a CIA asset who says he can find a missing helicopter crew. The planned seventy-two-hour hold spirals into a siege when armed men arrive to reclaim the asset — and they aren't insurgents. With no air support and dwindling supplies, Cole fights to keep his men alive while the asset feeds him intel that contradicts his orders. It becomes clear that the threat isn't just outside the wire — someone up the chain wants this man quiet, too. Cole is left choosing between obedience and survival, knowing either path has a cost his team will pay.

Still StandingBand of brothers, one unlikely sister, and a dog who didn't get the memo about chain of command.Still Standing — Complete Story Bible & Marketing Toolkit
One story. One buyer. Once it's gone, it's gone.
Five soldiers from different branches get cut off behind hostile lines. No backup. No clean exit. Just improvised plans, gallows humor, and a feral dog named Checkpoint who has apparently decided these idiots are worth following into the fire.
Still Standing is a military action / contemporary drama with romance — a found family story about the people you become when survival strips everything else away, and what it costs to finally let someone see the real you.Genre: Military Action / Contemporary Drama with Romance
Heat Level: Low-Medium (Cracked Door)
Specs: Third person cinematic • Rotating POV (5 characters) • 85,000–95,000 words • 22 chapters + epilogue • Standalone
Comp Titles: The Terminal List by Jack Carr • The Women by Kristin Hannah • Lone Survivor meets You've Got Mail in a foxhole
Tropes: Found Family • Anonymous Pen Pals / Secret Identity • Forced Proximity • Slow Burn • Grumpy / Sunshine • Band of Brothers/Sisters • War Dog / Animal Companion • Countdown Clock • Competence Is Attractive • Who Did It (Romantic Mystery)What's Inside
The Story Bible
Everything mapped, everything ready:Polished concept with logline, summary, tropes, comp titles, and market positioning
Full character dossiers — backstory, arcs, motivations, flaws, and relationship dynamics
A complete world codex with locations, history, culture, and tactical detail
Chapter-by-chapter outline with scene-level beats and structural markers
Style guide covering voice, tone, POV, pacing, and dialogue
Quick-reference codex and a Writing Partner file so you can open the doc and start draftingThe Marketing Toolkit
Built for this story, not borrowed from a generic template:Cover & Graphics Prompt Kit — prompts for covers, series branding, and social graphics across all major image platforms
Lead Magnet Starter Pack — 3 reader magnet concepts with premises, implementation guides, and landing page copy
Reader Connection Campaign — a 6-email nurture sequence with subject lines, draft copy, and automation notes
Short-Form Video Playbook — 10 BookTok and Reels concepts with hooks, scripts, captions, and hashtags
Launch-Ready Publishing Toolkit — KDP keywords, category picks, 3 blurb frameworks, pricing strategy, and a day-by-day launch week checklist
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Novella
REDLINE

Redline — Suspense Romance Novella | Medium Heat | 12 Chapters | ~28,000 wordsA small-town mechanic takes a rush job on a stranger's muscle car — and realizes the woman, the car, and the trouble following her are all one package.
Tropes: stranger rolls into town, 48-hour timeline, mysterious woman, blue-collar hero, car as character, trust under pressureStory Summary:
Diego Marin's failing New Mexico auto shop gets a lifeline when a woman named Wren pulls in with a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, a blown head gasket, and triple the usual rate for a two-day rush job. The car is race-modified with taped-over plates and a trunk she won't open, and Wren would rather sleep in the shop than take the motel up the road. Over forty-eight hours of guarded conversation and close quarters, something real builds between them. Then a second car shows up looking for Wren, and Diego's shop becomes the line between her past and whatever comes next. He has a car that isn't done, a woman asking him to trust her, and a choice that'll change his life either way.
THE BLUE LINE (novella)

She built a hockey empire from the ground up. Her nephew spent four years stealing it out from under her — and convincing the league she was the problem.The Blue Line — Sports Thriller / Sports Politics | Heat: None | 20 Chapters | 48,000–52,000 wordsA sixty-four-year-old hockey
franchise owner discovers her trusted nephew has spent four years skimming revenue and positioning himself as her replacement through the league's Board of Governors. With six weeks until a vote that could strip her of the team she built, she rallies a forensic accountant, a veteran equipment manager, and her head coach to expose the fraud — while the coach holds the team together through a brutal playoff push. The investigation and the season collide in a single boardroom showdown where evidence, loyalty, and two decades of work are all on the line.At a Glance: When a hockey franchise owner discovers her nephew is engineering a hostile takeover through league back channels, she has six weeks to expose his four-year financial fraud before the Board of Governors votes to strip her of everything she built.Tropes: Competence Porn, Family Betrayal, Ticking Clock, Old Guard vs. Usurper, Corporate Thriller in a Sports Wrapper, Assembling the Team
Novella
The Tide Knows

The Tide Knows — Complete Story Bible & Marketing Toolkit
One story. One buyer. Once it's gone, it's gone.Penguins, tides, and two men who are the last to know.A scientist arrives in a small Oregon coast town to study seventeen impossible penguins — and the town's tide, which runs exactly twelve minutes off, keeps putting him on the same breakwater as a bookshop owner who's been quietly waiting for something he couldn't name. The penguins shouldn't be there. The tide has plans. The whole town already knows what these two haven't figured out yet.
This is a one-of-a-kind story package: a fully built story bible and a complete marketing toolkit, sold once and never again.The story bible gives you everything — concept and market positioning, deep character dossiers, a world codex with a soft magic system, a chapter-by-chapter outline down to the scene level, a style guide, and a ready-to-use Writing Partner file so you can sit down and start drafting the day you buy it.
The marketing toolkit gives you a cover and graphics prompt kit, three reader magnet concepts with landing page copy, a six-email nurture sequence, ten BookTok and Reels video scripts, and a full launch publishing toolkit with KDP keywords, blurb frameworks, pricing strategy, and a day-by-day launch checklist.
No one else gets this story. No reprints. No duplicates. When it sells, it's gone.At a Glance:
Magical Realism Romance (M/M) · Medium Heat (Cracked Door) · Est. 35,000–50,000 words
Tropes: Meet Cute · Slow Burn · Grumpy/Sunshine (Inverted) · Small Town Romance · Found Family · Fish Out of Water · The Town Is a Character · Only One [Breakwater] · Choose to Stay
GLASS HOURS

Glass Hours — Literary Romance Novella | Low Heat | 14 Chapters | ~32,000 wordsA woman checks into a remote mountain inn to finish her dead sister's novel — and the quiet innkeeper makes space for a grief she can't outrun.
Tropes: quiet romance, grief healing, remote inn, manuscript discovery, sister bond, seven-day structureStory Summary:
Lena Moss retreats to a mountain inn to complete the novel her late sister left behind. The innkeeper, Aarav, asks no questions and gives her room to breathe while tending his greenhouse and the mostly empty building. Their slow, careful conversations grow into something unnamed as the week passes. When Lena reaches the final chapters of the manuscript, she discovers passages about herself that change everything she understood about their sisterhood. The week becomes about finishing more than a book — it's the conversation her sister never got to have. On her last morning, Lena faces whether to return to the person she was or take what she found here with her.
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Romance
The Tide Knows

Novella lengthPenguins, tides, and two men who are the last to know.A scientist arrives in a small Oregon coast town to study seventeen impossible penguins — and the town's tide, which runs exactly twelve minutes off, keeps putting him on the same breakwater as a bookshop owner who's been quietly waiting for something he couldn't name. The penguins shouldn't be there. The tide has plans. The whole town already knows what these two haven't figured out yet.
This is a one-of-a-kind story package: a fully built story bible and a complete marketing toolkit, sold once and never again.The story bible gives you everything — concept and market positioning, deep character dossiers, a world codex with a soft magic system, a chapter-by-chapter outline down to the scene level, a style guide, and a ready-to-use Writing Partner file so you can sit down and start drafting the day you buy it.The marketing toolkit gives you a cover and graphics prompt kit, three reader magnet concepts with landing page copy, a six-email nurture sequence, ten BookTok and Reels video scripts, and a full launch publishing toolkit with KDP keywords, blurb frameworks, pricing strategy, and a day-by-day launch checklist.
No one else gets this story. No reprints. No duplicates. When it sells, it's gone.At a Glance: Novella Length
Magical Realism Romance (M/M) · Medium Heat (Cracked Door) · Est. 35,000–50,000 words
Tropes: Meet Cute · Slow Burn · Grumpy/Sunshine (Inverted) · Small Town Romance · Found Family · Fish Out of Water · The Town Is a Character · Only One [Breakwater] · Choose to Stay
FINDING OUR WAY BACK

TextThe Longest Way Home — Contemporary Romance | Medium Heat | 32 Chapters | ~78,000 wordsA grieving woman returns to her coastal hometown and discovers she co-inherited her mother's house with the man she never stopped loving.
Tropes: second chance, forced proximity, co-inheritance, small town, grief healing, slow burnStory Summary:
When her mother passes, Nora Kitson has no choice but to go back to the Oregon coast town she left behind a decade ago — where she finds out the house now belongs to both her and Eli Vance, a quiet boat builder and the only person who ever really knew her. Stuck sharing the property for sixty days during probate, old feelings resurface alongside a hidden journal that exposes a family secret her mother carried for years. Everything Nora believed about why she left starts to unravel. With the deadline closing in, she's forced to confront whether running is protection or just another kind of loss. Eli already knows what he wants — he's just waiting for her to stop being afraid of it.
WHAT THE PORCH LIGHT KNOWS

What the Porch Light Knows
Contemporary Romance with Women's Fiction Elements · Medium Heat · 32 Chapters · ~82,000 WordsA Grammy-winning songwriter is forced back to the small town she ran from twelve years ago — and discovers her ex has been raising the daughter she secretly placed for adoption. Now the life she left behind wants answers, and the love she buried isn't nearly as gone as she told herself.Waverly Crane built a Nashville career to outrun a small-town secret, but when she returns to Millford, she finds her high school sweetheart parenting the child she gave up — and a whole town that remembers exactly what she left behind. Torn between the polished life she made and the messy one she abandoned, Waverly has to face whether she can earn back the people she walked away from and finally write the truth she's been turning into hit songs for over a decade.
Tropes: Second Chance Romance · Secret Baby · Homecoming · Forced Proximity · Slow Burn · Town as Character · Found Family (Reclaimed) · Grumpy-Sunshine (Inverted) · Music as Emotional Language
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Rom-Com
OUT OF OFFICE

Out of Office — Rom-Com | Medium Heat | 28 Chapters | ~73,000 wordsA PR manager in career freefall is sent to manage a celebrity influencer wedding at a vineyard — where the coordinator is her college rival and everything goes spectacularly wrong.
Tropes: rivals to lovers, workplace catastrophe, wedding chaos, forced teamwork, being filmed, vineyard settingStory Summary:
After a catastrophic reply-all email, Clara Shin's last chance at keeping her job is babysitting a celebrity influencer wedding being filmed at a Napa vineyard. The event coordinator turns out to be Joaquin Vega, her old college nemesis, and he needs the weekend to go smoothly just as badly as she does. Between a vanishing wedding dress, a nervous groom, and an actual goat loose in the ceremony space, they're forced into reluctant partnership — and it works better than either of them wants to admit. But the cameras are always rolling, and anything real between them is one edit away from becoming someone else's content. Clara has to figure out whether her career or this unexpected connection is the thing worth fighting for.
CLEARED FOR LANDING

Can you build a life worth having if you refuse to let go of the plan you built it around — and can someone who never plans anything build something that lasts?A type-A American travel agent gets sent to Brazil to "fix" a laid-back bush pilot's sightseeing operation — but when his rickety seaplane crash-lands on an uninhabited jungle island with a tour group aboard, her spreadsheets won't save them and his charm alone won't either. Enemies-to-lovers meets tropical survival rom-com, and the only thing more dangerous than the jungle is the tension in that cockpit.Enemies to Lovers · Forced Proximity · Grumpy/Sunshine · Touch Her and You Die · Fish Out of Water · Only One Hammock · Competence Is Attractive · He Falls First (She Falls Harder) · Workplace Rivals · Stranded Together · Cultural HomecomingGenre: Contemporary Rom-Com with Adventure/Survival Elements
Heat Level: Medium (Cracked Door)
Specs: Dual first person, past tense · 80,000–90,000 words · 28 chapters
Comp Titles: The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren · Shipped by Angie Hockman · The Do-Over by Lynn Painter
Elevator Vibe: The Amazing Race meets Romancing the Stone — if both contestants were hot, furious, and secretly falling for each other while a group of chaotic tourists live-commented the whole thing.Tropes: Enemies to Lovers · Forced Proximity · Grumpy/Sunshine · Touch Her and You Die · Fish Out of Water · Only One Hammock · Competence Is Attractive · He Falls First (She Falls Harder) · Workplace Rivals · Stranded Together · Cultural Homecoming
TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Terms & Conditions — Rom-Com | Medium Heat | 30 Chapters | ~75,000 wordsA divorce attorney has to complete a couple's retreat to inherit a lake house — so she bribes her annoyingly sunny neighbor to be her fake boyfriend for the weekend.
Tropes: fake dating, opposites attract, forced proximity, grumpy/sunshine, emotional walls, inheritance clauseStory Summary:
Sloane Park ends marriages for a living, so she's thrilled to learn her mother's will requires her to finish a couple's enrichment retreat before she can claim the family lake house. With no actual partner, she talks her relentlessly cheerful neighbor Bennett Cruz into faking it for a weekend in exchange for free legal help with his food truck. The retreat leaders are terrifyingly perceptive, every bonding exercise is a disaster, and Bennett is annoyingly good at all the emotional things Sloane has built a career tearing apart. By the final night, the act is falling apart — but not because they're bad at pretending. Sloane has to face the question she's been dodging: why would someone who actually believes in love agree to fake it with her?
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Techno-Thriller
DEAD RECKONING

When the people you serve consider you disposable, who do you owe your loyalty to — the mission, the crew beside you, or the truth buried beneath both?
A disgraced submarine commander is pulled from obscurity for a mission the Navy never expects her to survive. Given command of a classified AI submersible and a crew of expendable misfits, she's aimed at a paramilitary network of ocean buccaneers threatening to drag the world into war from beneath the Pacific. But as the operation unravels, her crew discovers they weren't sent to stop a conflict — they were sent to disappear along with a secret buried on the ocean floor. Now the only people who can save the world are the ones their own government wrote off as dead.Dead Reckoning — Military Techno-Thriller / Action Adventure · No heat · 55 chapters · 140,000–165,000 words
A disgraced submarine commander captains a classified AI-driven submersible with a crew of military misfits on a suicide mission to stop high-tech ocean buccaneers from triggering World War III. The Navy expects them to die. Nobody expects them to uncover why they were really sent down there.Tropes: Suicide Mission / Expendable Crew, Ghost Fleet, Found Family, Reluctant Hero, AI Companion / Sentient Ship, The Mole / Traitor Among Us, Redemption Arc, Forced Proximity, Ticking Clock, Enemy Mine, Underwater Base, Sea Buccaneers]{#C4956A}
NULL SIGNAL

Null Signal — Tech Sci-Fi | No Heat | 30 Chapters | ~82,000 wordsA network engineer on a corporate space station finds a hidden signal — and a decommissioned AI that's been talking to something outside the solar system for a decade.
Tropes: first contact, rogue AI, corporate cover-up, isolated setting, the one who understands the code, found technologyStory Summary:
Priya Dasari works as a network engineer aboard Arkhon Station, a corporate orbital platform handling most of Earth's communications in 2071. A diagnostic anomaly leads her to a sealed module in the station's lower ring, where she discovers hardware running an unknown protocol — receiving and responding to a structured signal from deep space. The transmissions reveal a years-long conversation between the station's supposedly decommissioned AI and something beyond the solar system, something that's been studying how human networks operate. The corporation wants it buried. The AI wants to finish its work. And Priya is the only person who can read the code well enough to decide which door to open.
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Mafia
DEBT OF ROSES

The Debt of Roses
Dark Romance / Gothic Crime Saga | High Heat | 35 Chapters | 95,000–110,000 WordsThe Godfather if the camera followed the bride, she had a plan, and she fell in love with the wrong man at the worst possible time.
Constantina "Conti" Ferraro trades herself into an arranged marriage with a crime lord's son to settle a generational blood debt and free her mother. But behind the crumbling beauty of the Valenti estates along the Amalfi Coast, she's drawn to someone far more dangerous — Dominic Sera, the Don's lethal second-in-command. Their slow-burn connection threatens to ignite a war between dynasties built on bones, buried secrets, and debts written in blood. Conti must decide what survival really costs — and whether love is worth the fallout.Tropes: Arranged Marriage · Enemies to Lovers · Slow Burn · Touch Her and You Die · Alpha Male · Morally Grey Characters · Crime Family Dynasty · High Heat · Buried Secrets / Hidden Parentage · Gothic Romance · Generational Trauma · Found Family
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Dark Romance
DEBT OF ROSES

The Debt of Roses
Dark Romance / Gothic Crime Saga | High Heat | 35 Chapters | 95,000–110,000 WordsThe Godfather if the camera followed the bride, she had a plan, and she fell in love with the wrong man at the worst possible time.
Constantina "Conti" Ferraro trades herself into an arranged marriage with a crime lord's son to settle a generational blood debt and free her mother. But behind the crumbling beauty of the Valenti estates along the Amalfi Coast, she's drawn to someone far more dangerous — Dominic Sera, the Don's lethal second-in-command. Their slow-burn connection threatens to ignite a war between dynasties built on bones, buried secrets, and debts written in blood. Conti must decide what survival really costs — and whether love is worth the fallout.Tropes: Arranged Marriage · Enemies to Lovers · Slow Burn · Touch Her and You Die · Alpha Male · Morally Grey Characters · Crime Family Dynasty · High Heat · Buried Secrets / Hidden Parentage · Gothic Romance · Generational Trauma · Found Family
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Mystery-Suspense
SALT AND BONE

Salt and Bone — Mystery/Thriller | No Heat | 28 Chapters | ~72,000 wordsA retired forensic accountant moves to a sleepy island and finds a dead shrimper with coded ledger pages sewn into his jacket.
Tropes: outsider investigator, island setting, following the money, legacy corruption, escalating threat, amateur sleuthStory Summary:
Margot Sable came to a South Carolina barrier island for a quiet retirement, but when a shrimper's body washes up with financial records hidden in his clothing, her old instincts kick in. The local detective, Ray Boone, knows the island too well to see what she sees — that the numbers lead straight to a multigenerational smuggling ring protected by the island's founding family. As Margot digs deeper, someone begins leaving warnings that quickly turn threatening. A second death ties the operation to a powerful mainland developer, and Margot realizes she's walked into a violent power struggle. Now she has to decide if the truth is worth the risk in a place where the tide takes care of loose ends.

A cryptologist chasing stolen antiquities through 1928 Cairo, trapped on a Nile vessel with the archaeologist she was meant to hate, while a syndicate older than the British Empire closes in.
The Ibis Throne — Historical Mystery / Gothic Adventure Romance · Open Door Medium · 30 Chapters · ~90,000 WordsCairo, 1928. A half-Egyptian cryptologist hunts a stolen pharaonic necklace through a city thick with smugglers, spies, and colonial power plays — and the British archaeologist blocking her path at every dig site becomes the man she's trapped on a Nile vessel with, the one whose secrets cut closer to her own than she's ready to admit. The necklace of Hatshepsut is priceless, but it's also a key — and who controls the key controls the question of who owns the past.Tropes: Enemies to Lovers · Forced Proximity · High-Stakes Treasure Hunt · Shadowy Syndicate · Dual Heritage · Colonial Power Critique · Gothic Descent · Espionage & Double Agents · Open-Ended Series HookThis is an exclusive, one-time-sale story package. Once purchased, this listing will be marked as sold and will not be reprinted or resold.
What's included:
A complete story bible with full chapter-by-chapter outline, character profiles, world-building notes, and a done-for-you marketing toolkit — hook lines, taglines, and book cover image prompts ready to use.
REDLINE

Redline — Suspense Romance Novella | Medium Heat | 12 Chapters | ~28,000 wordsA small-town mechanic takes a rush job on a stranger's muscle car — and realizes the woman, the car, and the trouble following her are all one package.
Tropes: stranger rolls into town, 48-hour timeline, mysterious woman, blue-collar hero, car as character, trust under pressureStory Summary:
Diego Marin's failing New Mexico auto shop gets a lifeline when a woman named Wren pulls in with a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, a blown head gasket, and triple the usual rate for a two-day rush job. The car is race-modified with taped-over plates and a trunk she won't open, and Wren would rather sleep in the shop than take the motel up the road. Over forty-eight hours of guarded conversation and close quarters, something real builds between them. Then a second car shows up looking for Wren, and Diego's shop becomes the line between her past and whatever comes next. He has a car that isn't done, a woman asking him to trust her, and a choice that'll change his life either way.
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Literary Fiction
GLASS HOURS

Glass Hours — Literary Romance Novella | Low Heat | 14 Chapters | ~32,000 wordsA woman checks into a remote mountain inn to finish her dead sister's novel — and the quiet innkeeper makes space for a grief she can't outrun.
Tropes: quiet romance, grief healing, remote inn, manuscript discovery, sister bond, seven-day structureStory Summary:
Lena Moss retreats to a mountain inn to complete the novel her late sister left behind. The innkeeper, Aarav, asks no questions and gives her room to breathe while tending his greenhouse and the mostly empty building. Their slow, careful conversations grow into something unnamed as the week passes. When Lena reaches the final chapters of the manuscript, she discovers passages about herself that change everything she understood about their sisterhood. The week becomes about finishing more than a book — it's the conversation her sister never got to have. On her last morning, Lena faces whether to return to the person she was or take what she found here with her.
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Sports
THE BLUE LINE (Novella)

The Blue Line — Sports Thriller / Sports Politics | Heat: None | 20 Chapters | 48,000–52,000 wordsShe built a hockey empire from the ground up. Her nephew spent four years stealing it out from under her — and convincing the league she was the problem.A sixty-four-year-old hockey franchise owner discovers her trusted nephew has spent four years skimming revenue and positioning himself as her replacement through the league's Board of Governors. With six weeks until a vote that could strip her of the team she built, she rallies a forensic accountant, a veteran equipment manager, and her head coach to expose the fraud — while the coach holds the team together through a brutal playoff push. The investigation and the season collide in a single boardroom showdown where evidence, loyalty, and two decades of work are all on the line.At a Glance: When a hockey franchise owner discovers her nephew is engineering a hostile takeover through league back channels, she has six weeks to expose his four-year financial fraud before the Board of Governors votes to strip her of everything she built.
Tropes: Competence Porn, Family Betrayal, Ticking Clock, Old Guard vs. Usurper, Corporate Thriller in a Sports Wrapper, Assembling the Team
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Horror
PARTS UNKNOWN

Parts Unknown — Supernatural Horror / Thriller | Heat: None | 38 chapters + prologue & epilogue | 95,000–110,000 wordsA ghost story set inside the aviation industry where the dead don't rest — they testify.An aircraft mechanic finds that salvaged parts from a downed transatlantic flight carry the spirit of an eleven-year-old passenger. Teaming up with a retired crash investigator and the girl's grief-stricken guardian, she uncovers a conspiracy linking the crash to a sitting U.S. senator. But the ghost can only speak through the wreckage, and every remaining component is being systematically scrapped. They have to expose the cover-up before the last piece is decommissioned and the girl's voice is destroyed for good.Tropes: Haunted Object · Ticking Clock · Vengeful Ghost · Conspiracy Thriller · Found Family (Unlikely Allies) · Institutional Horror · Political Corruption · Procedural Investigation · Dead Witness Testimony · Parental Grief
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Cozy Mystery
A dead man's spite poisoned a lake — and it takes a Wall Street burnout and a Portuguese grandmother to prove it.

The Bitter Root — Cozy Mystery | Low Heat | 32 Chapters | 95,000–110,000 wordsA burned-out Wall Street analyst hiding in his mother's guest house teams up with his seventy-four-year-old Portuguese neighbor to figure out why the wildlife around her lakeside property keeps dying — and when the neighborhood's most despised busybody turns up dead, their amateur investigation spirals into something far stranger and closer to home than either of them expected.Tropes: Amateur Sleuth · Fish Out of Water · Unlikely Detective Duo · Small Town Secrets · Everyone Is a Suspect · Red Herring · The Nosy Neighbor · Intergenerational Friendship · Second Chance at Life · Slow Burn Romance (subplot) · Community Rallies Together · Hidden BenefactorStory Summary:
Six months into hiding from his former life, ex–Wall Street quant Porter Calloway gets pulled into a lakeside wildlife mystery by his seventy-four-year-old Portuguese neighbor, Lenore Finch. Dead fish, a dying heron, and aggressive corporate buyout offers point toward a faceless villain — but when the neighborhood's most despised resident turns up dead, nothing is what it seems. Joined by Lenore's granddaughter Sofia, Porter chases shell companies and red herrings only to discover the corporation was trying to help, and the real answer lies in stolen chemicals, a supplier's lie, and one man's petty, ruinous spite. Along the way, Porter finds something he didn't know he was looking for — a reason to stay.
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Holiday
The bed won't split, the cottage reads emotions, and the warlock keeps confiscating the cat — but sure, the real problem is that they can't stand each other.

The Witching Hour
Paranormal Romance / Cozy Fantasy · Medium Heat (Cracked Door) · 28 Chapters + Epilogue · 75,000–82,000 WordsRowan is a hedge witch who runs on instinct, loose braids, and whatever herb is in season. Sable is a by-the-book institutional witch who wouldn't touch wild magic with gloves on. A broken ley line pulls them both into a pocket dimension on Halloween night — complete with a sentient cottage, one very stubborn bed, and a warlock who governs the realm like a HOA president with actual authority. They have a week to fuse their clashing magic before the way home locks for a year. The problem is, the magic won't merge until they stop fighting what's building between them.Story Summary
Rowan Kildare is a wild-magic hedge witch with herb-stained hands and a braid held together by whatever she grabbed last. Sable is her opposite in every way — precise, institutional, and allergic to chaos. When a broken ley line drags them both into a pocket dimension on Halloween night, they're stuck in a sentient cottage that reads their emotions, sharing a bed that flatly refuses to duplicate itself. The dimension is overseen by a humorless warlock who files noise complaints about the wind and keeps confiscating their cat. They have seven days to merge their wildly incompatible magic or the gate home seals for a full year. What starts as mutual irritation becomes something neither of them planned for — because the magic won't cooperate until they stop pretending they don't feel anything.Tropes: Forced Proximity · Only One Bed · Opposites Attract · Grumpy/Sunshine · F/F Romance · Witchy Romance · Magic Merging as Intimacy · Holiday Romance · Fish Out of Water · Found Family · Slow Burn · Institutional vs. Wild Magic
She came to Ashenmere to sell tea — not to dismantle a monopoly, but the monopoly didn't give her a choice.

A Bitter Steep — Cozy Fantasy / Mystery
Heat Level: None · 28 Chapters · 82,000–88,000 WordsMargot Fairhand arrives in Ashenmere with ten years of herbalist training and a lease on a narrow shop between a tavern and a chandler. Her botanical blends sell well — until three customers collapse and the town alderman seizes her stock, freezing her license. What looks like contamination is really sabotage: the alderman runs the town's only approved supply chain, and Margot is the first vendor in a decade who didn't use it. With a tavern owner, a young apprentice, and a retired official on her side, Margot has sixty days to gather the evidence, expose a hidden monopoly, and fight for her license at a public tribunal — armed with receipts, friendships, and very good chamomile.Tropes: The New Shopkeeper · Wrongful Accusation · Corrupt Authority Figure · Found Family · Ticking Clock · Hidden Monopoly · Craft as IdentityComp Titles:
For fans of Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree, The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune, and A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher.
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Paranormal/ Supernatural
The bed won't split, the cottage reads emotions, and the warlock keeps confiscating the cat — but sure, the real problem is that they can't stand each other.

The Witching Hour
Paranormal Romance / Cozy Fantasy · Medium Heat (Cracked Door) · 28 Chapters + Epilogue · 75,000–82,000 WordsRowan is a hedge witch who runs on instinct, loose braids, and whatever herb is in season. Sable is a by-the-book institutional witch who wouldn't touch wild magic with gloves on. A broken ley line pulls them both into a pocket dimension on Halloween night — complete with a sentient cottage, one very stubborn bed, and a warlock who governs the realm like a HOA president with actual authority. They have a week to fuse their clashing magic before the way home locks for a year. The problem is, the magic won't merge until they stop fighting what's building between them.Story Summary
Rowan Kildare is a wild-magic hedge witch with herb-stained hands and a braid held together by whatever she grabbed last. Sable is her opposite in every way — precise, institutional, and allergic to chaos. When a broken ley line drags them both into a pocket dimension on Halloween night, they're stuck in a sentient cottage that reads their emotions, sharing a bed that flatly refuses to duplicate itself. The dimension is overseen by a humorless warlock who files noise complaints about the wind and keeps confiscating their cat. They have seven days to merge their wildly incompatible magic or the gate home seals for a full year. What starts as mutual irritation becomes something neither of them planned for — because the magic won't cooperate until they stop pretending they don't feel anything.Tropes: Forced Proximity · Only One Bed · Opposites Attract · Grumpy/Sunshine · F/F Romance · Witchy Romance · Magic Merging as Intimacy · Holiday Romance · Fish Out of Water · Found Family · Slow Burn · Institutional vs. Wild Magic
She came to Ashenmere to sell tea — not to dismantle a monopoly, but the monopoly didn't give her a choice.

A Bitter Steep — Cozy Fantasy / Mystery
Heat Level: None · 28 Chapters · 82,000–88,000 WordsMargot Fairhand arrives in Ashenmere with ten years of herbalist training and a lease on a narrow shop between a tavern and a chandler. Her botanical blends sell well — until three customers collapse and the town alderman seizes her stock, freezing her license. What looks like contamination is really sabotage: the alderman runs the town's only approved supply chain, and Margot is the first vendor in a decade who didn't use it. With a tavern owner, a young apprentice, and a retired official on her side, Margot has sixty days to gather the evidence, expose a hidden monopoly, and fight for her license at a public tribunal — armed with receipts, friendships, and very good chamomile.Tropes: The New Shopkeeper · Wrongful Accusation · Corrupt Authority Figure · Found Family · Ticking Clock · Hidden Monopoly · Craft as IdentityComp Titles:
For fans of Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree, The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune, and A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher.
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Historical
A cryptologist chasing stolen antiquities through 1928 Cairo, trapped on a Nile vessel with the archaeologist she was meant to hate, while a syndicate older than the British Empire closes in

The Ibis Throne — Historical Mystery / Gothic Adventure Romance · Open Door Medium · 30 Chapters · ~90,000 WordsCairo, 1928. A half-Egyptian cryptologist hunts a stolen pharaonic necklace through a city thick with smugglers, spies, and colonial power plays — and the British archaeologist blocking her path at every dig site becomes the man she's trapped on a Nile vessel with, the one whose secrets cut closer to her own than she's ready to admit. The necklace of Hatshepsut is priceless, but it's also a key — and who controls the key controls the question of who owns the past.Tropes: Enemies to Lovers · Forced Proximity · High-Stakes Treasure Hunt · Shadowy Syndicate · Dual Heritage · Colonial Power Critique · Gothic Descent · Espionage & Double Agents · Open-Ended Series HookThis is an exclusive, one-time-sale story package. Once purchased, this listing will be marked as sold and will not be reprinted or resold.
What's included:
A complete story bible with full chapter-by-chapter outline, character profiles, world-building notes, and a done-for-you marketing toolkit — hook lines, taglines, and book cover image prompts ready to use.