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Drowning in Your Sins

Synopsis: Chloe stifles her ambitions. She works in a job she hates filled with backstabbing coworkers and a narcissistic boss in order to provide for her dysfunctional family. When Chloe loses her job, she suffers a mental breakdown and escapes two cities over with the intention to hit the reset button on her life. She meets the mysterious Beck, falls in love, and is happy for a time. That is until Beck’s dangerous career and shady past not only threatens Chloe’s life, but also the lives of the family she tried to escape.
Genre: Thriller, suspense, romance, drama (?)
Status: Plotting.
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Eek, hope all goes well in life! I’m sure you’ll catch up quickly 🙂
I’ve written a couple short stories and I would say that the best thing to remember is to keep it simple, but put more detail and emphasis into the part that matters the most, if that makes sense. Since short stories are… Well, short- there’s less time to tell what’s happening, so it’s important to focus on the bigger ideas. Good luck in writing, I can’t wait to see what comes out of it!
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Thanks!
So you’re saying to keep more focus on the main conflict and less (or not at all) on subplots. Makes sense :)!
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My pleasure!
And yeah, pretty much- you’ll see what I mean as you write and then re-read it over 😛
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I think short stories can be a great way to inspire and keep you motivated to work on longer projects. Love the title! Good luck with 🙂
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Thanks!
The one thing that I’m liking about writing the short is that its so straight forward.
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