Youdunit Whodunit!

How To Write Mystery, Thriller and Suspense Books (Writing, Writing Skills, Writing Fiction, Writing Mysteries)

By: Nicola Furlong

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Do you want to write a thriller, murder mystery, romance or screenplay?

Because you can....following this simple, understandable and practical writing guide.

Discover the secrets to penning best-selling crime, mystery, romance and thriller fiction, from multi-published crime author Nicola Furlong.

Youdunit Whodunit is a popular, clear and concise how-to guide to crafting page-turning fiction, offering many simple tricks and techniques to writing suspense-filled murder mystery and thriller novels.

These are supported by concrete examples, which you can apply immediately to your first whodunit or to improve your existing manuscript.

Here’s your First Clue: Maureen Jennings author of the best-selling Murdoch Mysteries, says Nicola Furlong “…has written a fun, engaging 'how to’ book about writing mysteries. She is witty, thorough and she certainly knows what she's talking about."

Though the title says Mysteries, the secrets focus on key writing basics, like character development, plotting, pacing, dialogue, etc. Ideal for writers of other genres, too, like romance, sci-fi, horror and westerns.

Look, there’s more…a Second Clue: “....You'll pick up useful insights into plot, character, point of view, suspense and so much more...If anything will kick start your first foray into crime writing, this great little resource will.” (Mary Jane Maffini - author of three crime fiction series)

Like simple, actionable and fun instructions? You will love this practical how-to write mysteries guide.

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Useful

I think this book might be very useful for beginners. The virtual voice works — it never does in fiction, but it is tolerable here. I personally didn’t learn anything I didn’t know, but I have taken more writing classes than I can count. If you are starting, this could be instructive! The high review rating is done with a beginners mind…