Keep Your Story Straight

Workbook Organizer-For Romance Writers. Writing a novel has a lot of moving parts. It can be overwhelming to keep track of all the details. That's why Keep Your Story Straight is the ideal solution. Keep this workbook near your writing area and consistently jot down the specifics. You'll have plenty of pages (225 total) to stay organized to ... The End!

• Blurb & Subtitle.
• Chapters at a Glance: Use this section to get a brief overview of each chapter at a glance.
• Correct Spelling: Remembering how you spelled something in chapter one can be challenging when you need to reference it in a later chapter. For example: The Brookshire Grand Hotel or was it? Perhaps it was the Brookshire Grand hotel? Writing it down the first time will keep your fingers on the keyboard, not pulling out your hair searching through your novel.
• Secondary Characters: Keep track of secondary names of characters, restaurants, pets, cities, Etc. Keeping track of secondary names will help you from reusing the name later on. Especially, if you are writing a series.
• Chapter Page Counts: On these pages it's a quick way to analyze chapters you may want to make longer or chapters you may want to make a little shorter.
• Love Triangles! Character Tracker: You will have plenty of pages to keep track of who’s with who, who’s cheating, and who’s not and who gets caught doing what!
• Character Details: You'll never forget what color your protagonist eyes are again. On these pages write everything about your important characters. This is essential when writing a multibook series. The tiniest of details are the things readers remember when you get it wrong, and often call you out on it.
• Chapter Details: Where did you plant the red herrings? Who knows? You didn't write it down, or you lost the sticky note you wrote it on. Now, you can stop the madness. You'll have plenty of pages to keep track of all the highlights and important details in this section.
• Resources for Writers: In this section I share with you many of the resources I've found invaluable on my own author's journey. I hope you find them helpful too.