Mastering Scene and Sequel

by Sherry Lewis

You've heard about scene and sequel, and the idea of using it makes sense -- but can you use scene and sequel and still maintain the fluid style of writing you prefer? Will using scene and sequel box you in, or can you still fly by the seat of your pants and see where the story takes you?

Learn how to use scene and sequel to create powerful scenes while maintaining your own artistic integrity.

In this book you'll learn to:

Identify the anatomy of scene and sequel '
Use scene/sequel structure to build tension and highlight conflict
Use that structure to drive your story forward
Create hooks that keep the reader turning pages
Make characterization, motivation & conflict work together powerfully.

Part of the Dancing on Coals How-To Series. Based on the Dancing on Coals Master Class.

132 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 4, 2016

About the author

Sherry Lewis is an award-winning, national bestselling author who writes across several genres. Along with her writing career, she has been teaching writing workshops for more than 20 years through Dancing on Coals Workshops for Fiction Writers.

In 1993 Sherry launched her mystery-writing career with the sale of her first three books in the Fred Vickery mystery series to Berkley Prime Crime. In early 1994 she sold her first romance to Harlequin Superromance, launching her career as a romance writer.

As Sammi Carter, she wrote the Candy Shop mystery series set in Paradise, Colorado and featuring Abby Shaw. As Jacklyn Brady she wrote the Piece of Cake mystery series set in New Orleans, featuring cake artist Rita Lucero.

Originally from Montana, Sherry spent several years living at the base of Utah's Wasatch Mountains. She now lives a block from the beach along Florida's Emerald Coast. It's a dirty job, but somebody has to do it.