An analysis of how to write romantic love scenes like the experts
With excerpts from 10 New York Times Bestselling Authors
Do you enjoy making love?
Being held tenderly in the arms of your lover, the glorious weight of him pressing down on you?
His lips caressing your own as you cling to him, relishing the feeling of being as one while he moves possessively inside you?
Desire surging through you with each thrust until you finally explode in a sensation of emotion, of release, of love?
Have you ever wished the love scenes you've written had the same passion and fulfilment as those you've read?
That they were as heart-wrenching and memorable as those written by authors you admire?
Yet no matter how many times you rewrite this scene it comes across as an instruction manual on connecting body parts--leaving you feeling unsatisfied, knowing your scene is missing out on something other writers seem to find easy to achieve.
As you probably already know, a lot of authors find this scene to be one of the most difficult to write.
It is also the scene readers look forward to the most.
An analysis of how to write romantic love scenes like the experts
With excerpts from 10 New York Times Bestselling Authors
Do you enjoy making love?
Being held tenderly in the arms of your lover, the glorious weight of him pressing down on you?
His lips caressing your own as you cling to him, relishing the feeling of being as one while he moves possessively inside you?
Desire surging through you with each thrust until you finally explode in a sensation of emotion, of release, of love?
Have you ever wished the love scenes you’ve written had the same passion and fulfilment as those you’ve read?
That they were as heart-wrenching and memorable as those written by authors you admire?
Yet no matter how many times you rewrite this scene it comes across as an instruction manual on connecting body parts–leaving you feeling unsatisfied, knowing your scene is missing out on something other writers seem to find easy to achieve.
As you probably already know, a lot of authors find this scene to be one of the most difficult to write.
It is also the scene readers look forward to the most.
The consummation of our hero and heroine’s feelings for each other must be a truly momentous event – making their hearts soar and leaving prior conflicts at the door.
Would you like to be able to write a love scene like a New York Times Bestselling Author?
To learn their secrets so that your own scenes are memorable for your characters?
And of course for your readers?
Writing the Love Scene is a guide for romance writers, explaining this critical scene.
Plus you’ll get to read excerpts from the books of 10 New York Times Bestselling Authors showing you how professional romance writers have written this scene.
Plus throughout each excerpt I’ve included notes and important points in an analysis of the scene.
And there’s a Cheat Sheet Summary at the end of the book to guide your own writing with what you’ve learnt.
So take the next step in your writing journey and learn the techniques to enable you to create a love scene that will be memorable in the hearts of your readers.
And start ticking off those craft topics on your way to becoming the next bestselling romance author by working through the books I’ve written specifically for romance writers:
Romance Tropes and Hooks
Writing the Alpha Hero
Writing the First Kiss
Writing the Love Scene
