New Blog Post – how to fix a sagging middle
Check out my newest Writers in the Storm blog post, “Why a Sagging Middle Needs a Strong Mirror Moment.”
Check out my newest Writers in the Storm blog post, “Why a Sagging Middle Needs a Strong Mirror Moment.”
I just published book #5 in the Finding Your Fire Series, The 3 Secrets of Time Management & Eliminating Procrastination!
Did you miss getting this email from Amazon about my newest release, a short how-to 85-page read?

Don’t miss future release emails! On any Amazon page that displays one of my books, click on the button that will say FOLLOW instead of the Following you see here. Yes, I follow myself. That way I get to see the emails you’re getting!

Click this link to the book’s page. Only available on Amazon.
I was a recent guest on the Four Foxes, One Hound blog recently, where I shared my journey from writing romances to thrillers. Check out how Harbor House: Deadly Intentions came into being.
Having finished another project, I realized something that I haven’t experienced in over three years.
Come to A.J. Norris’s new blog website where I’m a featured guest today, and read my blog post, “Are You Struggling with a Sagging Middle?”
I’ll give you a clue. The sagging middle is usually the result of a weak Mid-Point plot point. I point out how it’s weak and how to fix it.