Many aspiring authors start writing with only pieces of an idea—a vampire coming to town, a character learning they can do magic, someone witnessing a crime—and then they run out of steam as they outline and write. Why is that?  

Well, the truth is, none of these ideas are strong enough to support a full-length novel on their own. They still need to be developed and blended with other elements before they're story-worthy. 

So, although you might be really excited about writing a story about someone witnessing a crime, or about a main character that’s a vampire, or about someone learning they can do magic, you probably won't get very far with your writing until you develop this piece of an idea a bit further.

That's where the Story Ideas That Sell workbook comes in.

Grab a copy of the Story Ideas That Sell Workbook to learn my favorite ways to find inspiration, choose the idea you want to focus on, develop a compelling hook for that idea, and so much more!