I Picked the Quiet One
Jean puts the quietest candidate forward to visit vulnerable residents. Sal asks whether she has ever met him outside the interview. Jean has, but only in photographs.
A good character reference can be the worst thing you ever wrote.
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In three standalones, a person of modest standing gets the intoxicating chance to vouch for someone impressive. Each later hears their own reassuring words used to silence a warning. The character the narrators misjudge most consistently is their own. Once their endorsements are public, correcting the record could cost them every friend who believed them.
Joan wrote that her mentor once kept her safe. A new reference says he has always kept all women safe. The extra words are her own, taken from an older thank-you note. The free companion novella is I Picked the Quiet One.
A quiet volunteer overturns an introduction. A friendly endorsement, a disputed description and a borrowed signature show three different ways a sincere person can be made complicit.
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Jean puts the quietest candidate forward to visit vulnerable residents. Sal asks whether she has ever met him outside the interview. Jean has, but only in photographs.
Joan wrote that her mentor once kept her safe. A new reference says he has always kept all women safe. The extra words are her own, taken from an older thank-you note.
Two women describe a childhood rescuer. Len says they mean one man. His daughter quietly sketches the face between their descriptions and draws a person nobody has ever seen.
Eve remembers signing one sheet. At a hearing she is shown two, both creased in precisely the same place. Nobody will believe her without a reason she'd rather keep from her teenage son.
The first signatory insists on retaining a duplicate. A duplicate arrives in the first novel bearing words the author did not write.
Includes the author pitch, editable Authorythm seeds and individual AI-generated front-cover concepts. The planned fiction totals 195,000 words.
Buy the 3-book concept pack and receive the companion lead magnet concept free. Each novel is planned at 55,000 words. The lead magnet, I Picked the Quiet One, 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. 4 coordinated front-cover concepts.
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$235 per book · Save $75
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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