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Develop the external conflicts

It is good practice to give at least one scene to one character and then allow the other character to respond to what has happened so that the reader can get inside the minds of both hero and heroine.

Your job is to create a series of challenges which will force these belief systems to change as the characters are transformed as a result of the romantic relationship.

Internal conflicts usually grow out of that character’s past history and personal background and how that has shaped them and made them who they are when the story opens.

The external conflict or plot creates the pressure where the hero and heroine are trapped in a situation similar to a closed furnace or crucible, where the pressure and heat inside this crucible will build and build over the story until they are forced to make a leap of faith and break down the old barriers in order to escape.

your first draft of the novel needs to have a number of key dramatic twists or reveals, called “turning points”, when the story shifts or something is revealed and the stakes increase.

Sex is the ultimate display of vulnerability.

based on the story situation and their individual desires and goals.

When the hero and the heroine reveal the reasons