craft your story. share your voice.
1. Start with a Hook
Grab attention in the first sentence. Ask a provocative question, drop a bold statement, or hint at a twist.
Examples:
• She thought she buried the past—until it knocked on her door.
• Two hearts. One secret. Zero chance of escape.
2. Introduce the Main Character
Give readers someone to root for. Mention their name, role, and what makes them compelling. Example:
Lia, a rebellious heiress, is tired of playing by the rules—especially when her heart wants the enemy.
3. Tease the Conflict
What’s at stake? What challenge or tension drives the story? Keep it juicy but don’t spoil the ending. Example:
When a forbidden romance threatens to unravel a centuries-old alliance, Lia must choose between love and legacy.
4. Match the Tone to the Genre
5. End with a Cliffhanger or Temptation
Your blurb should feel like your story.
If it’s romantic, make it swoony.
If it’s suspenseful, build tension.
If it’s fantasy, evoke wonder.
5. End with a Cliffhanger or Temptation
5. End with a Cliffhanger or Temptation
5. End with a Cliffhanger or Temptation
Leave readers curious. Make them feel like they have to know what happens next.
Example:
But when the truth comes out, will love be enough to survive the fallout?