The Sunday Test Ticket
Fran packs for every imaginable mishap except finding Kenny in the wrong compartment with a picnic for six. His idea of a first date involves missing their connection. Fran has never missed a train in her life.
Try the journey together before promising to share a home.
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At an independent night-train club, adults considering pack life take a return journey together. Nobody moves in. Everybody gets a ticket home. What looks easy on a first date can feel different at six in the morning, when one person wants to talk and another has spent the whole night wishing somebody would take their hand.
Stevie books a trial trip with the wrong Kit. The polite stranger across the aisle offers to swap bunks at the next stop. She agrees. Three stops later she is still inventing excellent reasons to put it off. The free companion novella is The Sunday Test Ticket.
The first trial trip gives the club its return-ticket rule. Four later journeys test an unexpected bunkmate, a returning parent, the quiet in a long friendship and the goodbyes of a pack that works different shifts.
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Fran packs for every imaginable mishap except finding Kenny in the wrong compartment with a picnic for six. His idea of a first date involves missing their connection. Fran has never missed a train in her life.
Stevie books a trial trip with the wrong Kit. The polite stranger across the aisle offers to swap bunks at the next stop. She agrees. Three stops later she is still inventing excellent reasons to put it off.
On her first child-free weekend in years, Shona has packed her son’s cardigan and forgotten her own. Alistair offers her his. She would like one evening in which he sees the woman wearing it before he asks about the boy.
Iona has offered to keep strangers talking through dozens of awkward train breakfasts. Ruth books the quiet car for just the two of them. By the time the tea arrives Iona has run out of things she can say without telling the truth.
Martin has helped hundreds of packs say goodbye. The two people he loved once left him a platform photograph with an empty place in the middle. Now Elspeth and Lee have booked a trip on his night off. This time they want him on the train as a passenger.
The travellers from the first trip lend the organiser their spare ticket wallet. It holds the two bookings accidentally swapped in Book 1.
Includes the author pitch, editable Authorythm seeds and individual AI-generated front-cover concepts. The planned fiction totals 250,000 words.
Buy the 4-book concept pack and receive the companion lead magnet concept free. Each novel is planned at 55,000 words. The lead magnet, The Sunday Test Ticket, is planned at 30,000 words.
Author pitch PDF with the series premise, characters, book blurbs and complete story arcs. One editable Authorythm seed document. 5 coordinated front-cover concepts.
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$235 per book
Order this packEach pack is only sold once.
Until 3 December: your concept comes with two On-Demand classes of your choice and six TropeSmith Maps.
Paid in full to reserve your slot · not refundable · free revision against your brief · Terms · Prices are in US dollars; Stripe may show your local currency at checkout · processed by PlotProse (The Coral Hart Group)
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