Scene Map for Romance Authors
You finished the draft and you know the middle drags — but you wrote dozens of scenes and you love them all. You can't see your own flat spots; that's not a flaw, it's why every author needs outside eyes.
Run Scene Map →What Scene Map does
Scene Map reads your manuscript scene by scene and hands you a worklist: every scene scored and marked keep, fix, or cut, each with the reason in one line. Not a vague critique you have to decode — a map you can act on Monday morning.
What you get
- Every scene scored keep / fix / cut
- A one-line reason for each verdict
- An actionable worklist, not a vague critique
- Find the dead weight before you line-edit it
Pricing
FAQ
How is this different from a developmental edit?
It's narrower and more actionable: a per-scene keep/fix/cut worklist, so you know exactly which scenes to spend time on.
Will it tell me what to cut?
Yes — scenes marked 'cut' come with the reason, so you can trim dead weight before wasting hours line-editing it.
Do I run it before or after line editing?
Before — fix or cut the weak scenes first, then line-edit the ones that survive.