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The Orchestra Exit Plan

The audience waits for the downbeat. Somebody backstage is counting exits.

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The Orchestra Exit Plan, a romantic thriller concept package. The graphic shows 3 novel covers and the free lead magnet, The Note Under the Violin.

The concept

A touring chamber orchestra knows exactly how to leave a stage together. Three musicians discover how differently a hall behaves when the threat is real. A partner who can listen through a loud passage or hold a door without being asked becomes the one person worth looking for when the lights come back on.

The coat on the conductor’s stand has one sleeve turned inside out. The man who always straightens it has vanished. A replacement is ready with the correct baton before anyone calls him. The free companion novella is The Note Under the Violin.

The worldA small independent orchestra tours British cities. Venue staff and police handle public safety. Personal familiarity with instruments and stage calls gives musicians a narrow, credible advantage.
Series tropesWorkplace Romance • Traveling Together • Mutual Pining
Intended readershipFor adult romantic thriller readers who enjoy backstage access, audible clues and attraction under time pressure.
Tone & contentModerate open-door romance, brief violence and no gratuitous harm. The criminal case closes and the lovers choose a continuing partnership.

The people behind the promise

Free novellaMaggie Moona violinist
Free novellaScott Carran orchestra librarian
Book 1Henry Fiska deputy conductor
Book 1Clare Nortona violin leader who distrusts him
Book 2Nadia Portera cellist
Book 2Ruth Ingrama tour manager and her former lover
Book 3Martin Pella soloist hiding a whistleblower
Book 3Beth Reardona stage carpenter

Series arc

A rehearsal threat opens the tour. A missing conductor, a forced encore and a witness concealed backstage create three distinct pursuits. Each couple completes its own love story.

The three books

The direction is set. The books are written after you order.

Free novella

The Note Under the Violin

A note under Maggie’s instrument says to miss her entry. Scott recognises the paper from a page taken out of his own score. A missed entry will put their young soloist alone onstage.

Story outline
Story arc and endingA dismissed photographer wants an unguarded moment with an adult soloist who rejected him. Maggie plays as scheduled while Scott alerts the stage manager. A signed rehearsal print links the note to the photographer and security stops him in the wings. Maggie and Scott admit why they always find each other at interval. They become a couple before departure.
Emotional payoffThey can ask for company without manufacturing an excuse to linger.
Story focusFriends to Lovers
Length30,000 words planned
Book 1 of three

The Conductor's Empty Sleeve

The coat on the conductor’s stand has one sleeve turned inside out. The man who always straightens it has vanished. A replacement is ready with the correct baton before anyone calls him.

Story outline
Story arc and endingThe replacement was summoned by a promoter who confined the conductor after he witnessed an assault in rehearsal. Henry is the natural suspect until Clare notices the baton is from an earlier venue. A driver confirms the promoter collected that case in advance. Henry and Clare follow the missing coat button to the wardrobe store, call police and draw the attacker away from the door. They begin dating after giving independent statements and share the next season as musical equals.
Emotional payoffProfessional rivalry becomes respect that neither needs to disguise.
Story focusRivals to Lovers
Length55,000 words planned
Book 2 of three

Run Before the Second Encore

An encore nobody rehearsed appears on the list. Nadia knows it will keep one player in the hall after the others have gone. Ruth sees the back door being bolted during the applause.

Story outline
Story arc and endingA former partner wants to isolate the player who reported him for violence. Nadia interrupts the encore with a conspicuous wrong entrance, buying Ruth time to take the player through the staffed foyer. A duplicate set list printed at the previous stop and a steward’s sighting identify the offender. He is arrested outside the coach. Nadia and Ruth settle the old quarrel over public acknowledgement and live together after the tour.
Emotional payoffRuth acts openly for someone else’s safety and later for her own love.
Story focusSecond Chance Romance
Length55,000 words planned
Book 3 of three

The Soloist in the Loading Bay

Beth finds a soloist sitting in a loading bay, his expensive case empty. Behind the scenery an adult woman is trying not to cough. Martin asks Beth to make the loudest noise she can without bringing the whole audience outside.

Story outline
Story arc and endingThe woman saw her employer force a crew member from a platform. Martin has been seeing Beth in secret and trusts her knowledge of the bay. Beth times their move to an ordinary scene change and sends a colleague to summon police. The attacker follows the empty instrument trolley into a lit security post. Two crew members corroborate the witness. Martin and Beth finish the tour openly together and choose a shared address.
Emotional payoffA concealed relationship becomes a public partnership once secrecy no longer protects the witness.
Story focusHidden Relationship
Length55,000 words planned

From the free novella into Book 1

A note beneath a violin establishes how players reach one another without phones. Book 1 begins when that courtesy is used to demand a disappearance.

In the concept package

Includes the author pitch, editable Authorythm seeds and individual AI-generated front-cover concepts. The planned fiction totals 195,000 words.

Included free

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, The Note Under the Violin, is planned at 30,000 words.

Included in the pack

Author pitch PDF with the series premise, characters, book blurbs and complete story arcs. One editable Authorythm seed document. 4 coordinated front-cover concepts.

What you get with this pack

  • Three completed booksDeveloped from the pack you choose.
  • Editing and human proofreadingFor every manuscript.
  • Three coordinated coversA recognisable identity across the series.
  • Blurbs and Amazon metadataFor all three titles.
  • A+ contentTo showcase your books on their Amazon pages.

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This pack has been sold. Each pack is only sold once.
3-book package
$705

$235 per book · Save $75

Order this pack

Each 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)