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I wrote a Christian romance novel and would absolutely love some constructive criticism. (I know I can't spell, sorry.) Anyhow, it's completely finished and I've read it so many times I want to scream. I'd love a pair fresh eyes to tell me whether or not it sucks and which parts are good/bad, etc. I have some short stories published, but have never written a novel before. Be as harsh as you want, I'd rather know the truth now than after I waste time and money sending it to a ton of publishers.
The story is a shortish (170 pages) novel about the staff at a Christian summer camp. The intended audience is 12-18 year old girls. (Boys are more than welcome to read it, but I doubt many guys read romance.)
My email address is: [email protected]
The reason I'm putting this in the mentoring section instead of the share your work section is because I also would love someone to help me with other aspects of writing. Especially encoragement when the rejection letters start to become personal. However, I can move this (rewrite it) in the Share your work section if need be.
Thanks!
Stacey Sweeney
The story is a shortish (170 pages) novel about the staff at a Christian summer camp. The intended audience is 12-18 year old girls. (Boys are more than welcome to read it, but I doubt many guys read romance.)
My email address is: [email protected]
The reason I'm putting this in the mentoring section instead of the share your work section is because I also would love someone to help me with other aspects of writing. Especially encoragement when the rejection letters start to become personal. However, I can move this (rewrite it) in the Share your work section if need be.
Thanks!
Stacey Sweeney