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Buy The Hurricane Method and the download page gives you one e-book, three bonus reports and fifteen audio files that run from an introduction through to chapter fourteen.
Before you pay for any of it, it's worth knowing about a short warning Lindsay Lake puts on her own home page.
It tells you a lot about who this program is really for.
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Lindsay Lake describes herself as an Amazon.com top selling author.
Her best-known book, she says, is Private Seduction, part of her romantic and spicy Hideaway of Desires series.
She also says she has written over 50 other bestsellers under different pen names as a contract writer, and that she works as a writing coach.
Her story starts before any of that: she says she was working a job she hated and writing on the side when her husband left, and suddenly she was supporting her three children alone.
After months of getting by, she set out to learn what successful authors do and pieced together her own method.
She says she wrote her first novel in 14 days, and that ten weeks after she finished it, the novel "flew up the top seller charts".
She adds that the time it takes comes down to your goals and what kind of book you are writing.
She says she has since taught the method to hundreds of others.
Here is each named part of the program as the sales letter describes it:
She says this isn't even half of what's inside.
Everything is digital and downloads straight away to use on a phone, tablet or computer. The download page holds:
The price is $47, one payment.
ClickBank is the retailer, and the sales letter offers a 60-day money-back guarantee: if you're not satisfied, you email for a refund within the 60 days.
You can see the full offer on the official Hurricane Method page.
The warning sits right under the home page headline, which offers a method for writing and publishing a novel "in as little as 14 days".
Here is what Lindsay writes there:
"Warning: This method is controversial. Many writers will disagree with me that writing can be fast. It will depend what your goals are."
She goes on to say that a Harry Potter novel takes a lot longer to write than a romance, and that she writes her romances in under 14 days.
I'm glad she says it so openly.
It tells you the 14 days is her pace for romance and her goals, and that a big, complex novel will take longer whatever method you use.
If you want a slow, careful literary-fiction course where you spend a month on one chapter, this isn't built for you.
Lindsay's whole approach is about writing fast, and she says herself that many writers disagree with that.
It also won't suit someone who wants a live teacher.
The package is a download of PDFs and audio, with no classes or personal feedback on your pages.
For one payment of $47 you get the program as an e-book and as audio, plus three bonus reports.
The 60-day guarantee also gives you time to try the techniques on your own story before you decide to keep it.
Lindsay Lake's full sales letter lists everything in the package and is the best place to judge whether it suits the novel you want to write.