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Unleash your storytelling potential with The Author's Dialogue Playbook, your essential guide to crafting compelling and authentic conversations between characters. Immerse yourself in the art of dialogue and learn to navigate its intricacies to enrich your stories with captivating exchanges and unforgettable voices.

In this must-read guide, you'll discover a treasure trove of practical tips and thought-provoking exercises designed to help you master every aspect of dialogue, from creating distinct character voices to handling exposition and subtext. Jaycee DeLorenzo dives deep into the mechanics of speech, offering you a comprehensive blueprint for crafting dialogue that not only reflects your characters' unique personalities but also propels your plot forward.

Whether you're an aspiring writer seeking to breathe life into your characters or an experienced author looking to elevate your narrative, The Author's Dialogue Playbook will equip you with the knowledge and tools to create dynamic conversations that will captivate readers from start to finish.

Say goodbye to stilted, unnatural exchanges and embrace the power of authentic dialogue. Step into the world of The Author's Dialogue Playbook and transform your stories into unforgettable, immersive experiences.

Spunky Italian coed Ivy Rossini likes to talk and push the boundaries. She gets to do both as she co-hosts Riordan College’s radio program, The Truths about Dating and Mating, alongside her lifelong best friend, Ian Hollister.

Being the only girl who cares to see beyond Ian’s bad boy reputation has its advantages, especially when he’s scaring off the jerks who just want to nail the campus sex-guru. It’s when he’s “protecting” her from the advances she welcomes that she wants to lob him over the head and tell him to butt out. But Ivy feels like she’s the one who’s taken a hit when Ian almost kisses her at a party. She knows she should feel relieved when he pulls away, so why is she disappointed instead?

What’s worse, Ivy’s now getting aroused by Ian’s slightest touch and can’t stop entertaining thoughts of a romantic future. But Ian doesn’t do relationships, and she’s not interested in anything casual. In the end, Ivy decides it’s best to keep her growing feelings a secret and hope they’ll pass. However, when Ian begins hinting at wanting to take things to the next level, she’s forced to decide if a chance at something more is worth risking everything they’ve built.

With their friendship and her heart hanging in the balance, can Ivy follow the advice she and Ian give their listeners - to communicate, be honest, and trust in themselves - or will insecurity, stubbornness, and pride ruin any chance of their relationship getting off the ground?