Decide What to Keep: The Romantasy Novel Workbook

You can feel the romance. What's harder is making the love story and the world hold each other up, instead of taking turns on the page.

Decide What to Keep: The Romantasy Novel Workbook is a 314-page fillable novel planning system that builds both arcs at once, from the first spark to a scene-by-scene outline you can write from. Every writing line is a real text field. Type into it, save, pick it back up on any device.

Inside:

• A 40-chapter outline — a two-page spread for every chapter, tracking the love story and the fantasy plot together

• A beat map for both arcs — romance beats and story beats braided into one outline, so neither one stalls

• The ending, locked early — happily ever after or happy for now, chosen before you draft and honored by everything after

• Character profiles — two leads built to make sense apart and feel inevitable together, plus antagonists and secondary cast, each with an image frame

• Guided worldbuilding — magic, geography, history, religion, politics, and culture, with a lexicon and pronunciation guide so chapter thirty matches chapter three

• The Bond and the charged scene — instruments for tension, yearning, and what magic does when the two of them are in the room

• A heat scale and trope menu — put the level of passion in your hands and choose tropes instead of collecting them

• Two gates — one checks your world against itself, one tells you when to stop planning and start drafting

• A "Stuck?" guide — for the moments most writers quit

For writers who'd rather decide than drift.

314 pages. Over 1,500 typeable fields. A tappable contents page that jumps you straight to any section.

Perfect for romantasy writers balancing two arcs, fantasy writers adding a love story, and romance writers building a world.