Looking for Passionate Contemporary Romance Ghostwriter

Hi!

I'm a new indie romance author building a long-term brand, and I'm looking for an experienced ghostwriter who create exciting, trope-driven, page-turning contemporary romance.

❤️Project

-This project is standalone billionaire romance series

- 50,000 words

❤️The budget: $500

I know the budget is modest, but I'm still a new author investing in building my brand, so my budget is currently limited.

❤️What I'm Looking For

-Native English speaker

-Able to write 15,000+ words per week

-Experience writing steamy contemporary romance

Able to create compelling chapter-by-chapter outlines. We will provide the themes and tropes.

-Strong understanding of pacing, emotional tension, and trope-driven storytelling

-Familiar with (or excited to learn) T. Taylor's Universal Fantasy framework and able to naturally incorporate those emotional fantasies into scenes, not just list tropes

-Able to write stories that are fast-paced, emotionally addictive, and impossible to put down

100% original work (absolutely no plagiarism or recycled material)

-Professional, reliable, communicative, and deadline-oriented

-Open to revisions if needed.

❤️ To Apply

Please send:

-The first three chapters from your strongest contemporary romance novel

-A brief introduction about your romance writing experience

Please begin your proposal with:

'Unputdownable Romance'

Thank you so much for taking the time to read my job post. I truly appreciate it.

My dream is to create the kind of books readers stay up all night reading. I believe that takes unforgettable storytelling, relentless attention to detail, and a genuine love for romance.

I'm looking for a long-term partner who wants to create something truly special together.

If that sounds like you, I'd love to hear your story.

I can't wait to read your proposal, and I hope this is the beginning of an amazing journey for both of us.

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