What happens when a rockstar romance author disappears into a romantasy world? You get Raithsworn. I’ve been building something between books. Something darker, more dangerous, a little wild, and I’m sharing a sneak peek. It's early days for this one. So it's rough in places. Remember it's a WIP. But, if you like: Shadow-wielding women. Rebel fighters. An obsessed MMC. Bonded lovers. Gryphon riders, Fae lore, and a world built to unravel. Raithsworn is for you. You've been wa

Baby HGT is trying to write a rock anthem for their demo. Emma and Liam are stuck. They don’t want noise. They want meaning. They want something that lights a fire. Emma After shopping, we swung by Liam’s place. We were starving. So our plan? Order some food before heading to the loft. But Dan and Max were there, sprawled on the couch, arguing about takeout and aching for entertainment. I texted Sal to grab Susie and come join the chaos. The night was turning into one of th

A story structure for character transformation, high stakes, and deeply felt arcs 📚 Use this beat sheet as a flexible roadmap, not a formula. It's a guide to make sure your story moves, your character grows, and your reader feels everything. 1. The Ordinary World What it is: Where your character starts. The “before” life. Purpose: Show who they are before the story truly begins. Reveal emotional flaws, fears, or longings. What is the emotional wound or belief they’ll have to

In the earliest draft of Breaking Point, the first third of the book unfolded through alternating viewpoints across the band. While it worked structurally, it quickly became clear that, paired with the intensity of the later chapters, the story left very little room to breathe. Everything felt relentless, with no pause between emotional hits. ​ I also knew I wanted Susie, and the band’s collective healing, to be the true heart of the novel. So instead of starting at the begin