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    How to Write a Book From Outline to Finish Line: 10 Simple Ways to Outline Your Nonfiction Book
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    How to Write a Book From Outline to Finish Line: 10 Simple Ways to Outline Your Nonfiction Book

    By Shelley Hitz

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    About this ebook

    Are you looking for tips on writing a book? In this book, I share strategies on how to write a book from outline to finish line. My focus is on writing nonfiction books because I have personally written 35+ nonfiction books and have developed a system that works for me.

    There are literally endless possibilities for the books you can write and publish. I look forward to helping you move forward so you can finish writing and publishing your nonfiction book.

    And the benefits of publishing your Kindle book can last a lifetime. Here are just a few of the benefits possible to you as a Kindle author:

    Credibility
    Authority in your niche
    Exposure for your business
    Reach more people with your message (even internationally)
    Get leads for your business, 24/7, on autopilot
    Find new clients for your services
    Diversify your income
    And more!

    Learn these 10 strategies to outline your book AND 3 ways to write your book so you can cross the finish line to publish your nonfiction book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBody and Soul Publishing
    Release dateJun 2, 2015
    ISBN9781310733369
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    How to Write a Book From Outline to Finish Line: 10 Simple Ways to Outline Your Nonfiction Book
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    Shelley Hitz

    Shelley Hitz is an award-winning and international best-selling author. However, she gives all the glory to God for what He is doing through her life. As she likes to say, “God is the author, I am simply the pen.” Shelley has been ministering alongside her husband, CJ, since 1998 and her main passion is to share God’s truth and the freedom in Christ she has found with others. She does this through her books, websites and speaking engagements. She is also the co-owner of BodyandSoulPublishing.com where she shares free Christian books on her blog, owner of Self-Publishing-Coach.com where she helps authors get published and noticed and co-founder of CrossReads.com where Christian readers and authors meet. The main reason Shelley writes and publishes Christian books is to share her testimony, use the gift of teaching God has given her and bring glory to God. Ironically, she never dreamed of being a published author and English was one of her worst subjects in school growing up. However, God is now using her weaknesses for His strength to impact many for eternity (2 Corinthians 12:9). She is humbled and amazed that He chooses to use her and her life goal is to keep her eyes fixed on Christ, the author and finisher of our faith (Hebrews 12:1-2). Shelley’s openness and vulnerability as she shares her own story of hope and healing through her books will inspire and encourage you.

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