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Jinx: Third Street Conjure Boys

Jinx: We are of gods and men. We're magic, but we aren't magicians. We're ancient deities, all the things anyone has ever believed in, new and old. We're real and we're here, walking among you. Some of us are more special than others. Some of us hold the key to immense power and the ability to bestow it on others. Risers are hailed and hunted, wanted for the blessings they can bestow, and not always for good. From the moment I see my riser, the only woman who can help me attain maximum power in my human form, I know I want her, or at least I want what she can give me. This is the first installment of the Third Street Conjure Boys series.

Kwarq: Lyqa Planet Lovers Series

KWARQ: I only came to this planet for a scavenger hunt, a ridiculous child’s game arranged by my twin brother to celebrate our birthday. From the moment we step from our pod, I’m not impressed. Humans are miserable, which is difficult for a species like mine that thrives on giving and receiving pleasure. This makes it even more shocking when I catch the sweet scent of a woman riding past me on a bus and a glimpse of her beautiful, brown face beneath a halo of curling hair. If I were foolish, I would deny that the woman of my heart could exist on such a planet, but I am not a fool. From the moment I see her, I am a Lyqa on a mission. And I’m not leaving this planet until she’s mine.

Character Development: One-on-One

This one-on-one workshop is designed to help writers create dynamic, loveable characters (or characters we love-to-hate). Nikki will work with writers to:<br><br>1. Identify character motivation<br>2. Outline character evolution<br><br>Note: Once a purchase is made, you will be emailed a list of workshop day/time options to choose from.

Opposites Don't Always Mean Opposite (Infographic)

Plot Work: One-on-One

This one-on-one workshop is designed to help writers refine their narrative arc and strengthen weak plot points. Nikki will work with writers to:<br><br>1. Outline the plot<br>2. Identify and refine weak plot points<br><br>Note: Once a purchase is made, you will be emailed a list of workshop day/time options to choose from.

Narrative Arc Dos and Don'ts (Infographic)

Love Language Dos and Don'ts (Infographic)

This FREE one-pager gives tips on writing steamy sex scenes (and avoiding the cringe).