Find out if your story works

and what to do next to improve it

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A good novel is carefully crafted to engage the reader deeply with a meaningful character arc and matching plot. This is hard to create.

It’s also hard to know if you’ve done it, if you’ve created a story that works.

That’s where coaching comes in. As your book coach, I can look at the building blocks of your story, show you the strengths and weaknesses, and guide you with a plan to improve your book.

Whether you are planning before you write or wrestling with the first draft or revisions, it’s never too late to take a hard look at your story concept.

And trust me: the sooner you do, the more headache you’ll save yourself later in the process.

I created this concept assessment as a quick and easy way for you to step back from the details, see your story as a whole, and get professional feedback and direction on how to improve it.

You won’t regret spending this time shoring up your story’s foundation.

Novel Concept Assessment

$195

With this concept assessment, you will:

  • Feel confident about your story idea

  • Understand your novel’s core elements

  • Figure out how to improve your story

  • Know your next steps to creating the best version of your book

What’s next?

After you complete the concept assessment, continue working with me and get guidance to finish your book.

Join the Accountability Group to stay on track with your writing goals, or get personalized book coaching for premium support from idea to publication.

  • “Working with Katelin was incredibly beneficial in helping me to improve my novels. Thanks to her, I have a better understanding about what is working with my book and what isn't. Her feedback was well thought out, thorough, and easy to understand and implement. Katelin's biggest strength, though, is that she cares about your project just as much as you do.”

    — Michael Mood

  • "Working with Katelin helped me wrap my mind around what I am trying to accomplish, and motivated me to make my book the best it can be. Her manuscript evaluation identified the problem areas, clearly articulated why they weren't working, and suggested what I could do to improve them. As a writer herself, Katelin understands the challenge of crafting a well-written story, and her calm and encouraging style made even big problems easier to swallow. She also shared what was working well, and gave tips to make my writing even stronger. She helped me believe I have a story worth telling."

    — Nancy Bechel