Turn Your Manuscript into a Page-Turner Using The Central Question Framework with Julie Tyler Ruiz

Send me a Text Message! Every thriller, mystery, suspense, and crime writer faces the same dilemma… How do you craft a story that keeps readers turning pages?  In this episode, Julie Tyler Ruiz reveals a simple framework that separates forgettable genre fiction from the stories readers obsess over for years.  You"ll discover…How to identify the one central question that must drive your entire manuscriptLearn the specific prompts that will transform vague plot ideas into page-turning goldMaster the art of creating payoffs that leave readers breathless.  Whether you"re stuck in the middle of a manuscript or planning your next story, this conversation will give you the confidence to craft questions worth answering.  And (most importantly) answers that readers will never forget. What You"ll Learn:How to transform questions into page-turning hooksWhy character stakes must connect to your main questionHow to build toward answers that create lasting impact Click here to learn more about Julie Tyler Ruiz Connect with Julie on Instagram Guest Bio: Julie Tyler Ruiz, PhD, is a writer, educator, and creator of StoryBold. With a decade of experience in higher education and a PhD in English, she combines business savvy with a deep passion for storytelling to help writers craft their best work. Through self-study courses, group masterminds, in-depth articles, and private coaching, Julie empowers writers to unlock their authentic voice and bring their stories to life. Now a sought-after voice in the writing world, she’s dedicated to guiding storytellers toward clarity, confidence, and creative success. Episodes I think you"ll love… 1. Pacing and Process: Writing Thrillers and Mysteries with Elle Grawl 2. Thriller Writing Secrets: Building a Writing Process with Leslie Conner 3. How to Hook Readers with Alex Kenna’s Expert Thriller-Writing Advice 4. Literary Agent Jennifer Chevais Shares What Grabs Attention in a Query Submission Get the list of 125+ Literary Agents who rep Thriller, Mystery, Suspense, and Crime Fiction Study the Opening Paragraphs of the Top Authors Writing Thrillers Right Now