Ebook: How to Write Romance Heroes with Sex Appeal
Author: Adrienne deWolfe
- Series: The Secrets to Getting Your Romance Novel Published #2
- Year: 2012
- Language: English
- epub
"How to Write Romance Heroes with Sex Appeal (Featuring 50 Tips for Writing a Lovable Hero)" is the second ebook in the bestselling series, "The Secrets to Getting Your Romance Novel Published." Written by Adrienne deWolfe, author of #1 Amazon Bestseller, "Texas Outlaw," and winner of the Best Historical Romance of the Year Award, "How to Write Heroes with Sex Appeal" explores the art of crafting Alpha and Beta heroes and provides examples of award-winning heroes from published Romance novels. Discover the top 10 character traits that Romance readers want in their heroes. Learn how to write from the male perspective. Give your heroes sexy, lovable personas that readers can fall in love with.
How to Tell if You're Writing a Lover or Loser: Contemporary women want to read about men they can fall in love with. Every time a Romance reader buys a book, she indirectly casts her vote for her favorite hero. What kind of man keeps Romance readers sighing for more? The answers may surprise you, starting with the age-old debate over brains versus brawn.
Tips for Writing the Male Perspective: In fiction writing, the Male Voice is distinctly different than the Female Voice. If you want to write a sexy, lovable hero, he has to think like a man and sound like a man on the page. Learn how to write the male perspective for your Romance novels.
50 Ways to Give Your Hero Sex Appeal: So your Romance hero's good in bed? Big deal. Romance readers also want to know what kind of protector, provider, and partner this fictional man will be. To make your hero worthy of a happy ending, you need to give him a personality that makes modern-day readers fall in love with him. Get started with the 50 ideas in this e-book.
"How to Write Romance Heroes with Sex Appeal" answers questions such as:
•What are the top 10 traits that Romance readers seek in a hero? (Surprise: physical attractiveness ranks dead last in this survey!)
•What makes a male protagonist heroic – and memorable?
•How do you turn bad boys (Alphas) and good boys (Betas) into heroes and sidekicks?
•What fiction techniques can you use to write sexy, red-blooded heroes?
•How do you write from the male perspective, making your hero sound like a man and your heroine sound like a woman?
•How do you keep your hero lovable, even during a “Battle of the Sexes” scene?
•What are the 10 questions you should consider when characterizing your Romance hero?
How to Tell if You're Writing a Lover or Loser: Contemporary women want to read about men they can fall in love with. Every time a Romance reader buys a book, she indirectly casts her vote for her favorite hero. What kind of man keeps Romance readers sighing for more? The answers may surprise you, starting with the age-old debate over brains versus brawn.
Tips for Writing the Male Perspective: In fiction writing, the Male Voice is distinctly different than the Female Voice. If you want to write a sexy, lovable hero, he has to think like a man and sound like a man on the page. Learn how to write the male perspective for your Romance novels.
50 Ways to Give Your Hero Sex Appeal: So your Romance hero's good in bed? Big deal. Romance readers also want to know what kind of protector, provider, and partner this fictional man will be. To make your hero worthy of a happy ending, you need to give him a personality that makes modern-day readers fall in love with him. Get started with the 50 ideas in this e-book.
"How to Write Romance Heroes with Sex Appeal" answers questions such as:
•What are the top 10 traits that Romance readers seek in a hero? (Surprise: physical attractiveness ranks dead last in this survey!)
•What makes a male protagonist heroic – and memorable?
•How do you turn bad boys (Alphas) and good boys (Betas) into heroes and sidekicks?
•What fiction techniques can you use to write sexy, red-blooded heroes?
•How do you write from the male perspective, making your hero sound like a man and your heroine sound like a woman?
•How do you keep your hero lovable, even during a “Battle of the Sexes” scene?
•What are the 10 questions you should consider when characterizing your Romance hero?
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