Simple anecdote:
There’s a pie cooling on that windowsill. Steal it.
Novel Plot:
There’s a pie cooling on that very high windowsill and the doors are all locked. No ladders allowed. Make the pie nigh impossible to steal and add in twists, reversals, false victories, and false failures.
Make the quest compelling throughout with memorable characters. Possibly get away with stealing that pie. Maybe, maybe not as long as you make your reader care.
That is the very complex made simple.
I put fresh faces on three covers last week. Here they are.
and it’s now in the hands of one man.
Find them all on my author site: AllThatChazz.com.
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