Dawn Rosewood is that kind of author whom the Writers Academy desires to cultivate out. Simply from the opening of her great work “A Gift from the Goddess” can we tell her amazing writing techniques without any doubts.

The First Gift from the Goddess: Being towards Death

Like most werewolf stories, “A Gift from the Goddess” starts from the female lead’s POV and presents her terrible situation. But a distinguished difference is that she has ALREADY been a Luna, while in other books, the she-wolf must have a series of struggles from the lowest point as a slave or an omega, or at most an unimpressive girl, to the highest position where she will seat herself on the throne.

So the hook of this book that attracts readers so much is different too. Instead of predicting her cliche process of becoming the most noble and honoured woman in the werewolf world, the readers are truly curious to know how such a woman can be a loser, and expect to see whether she can stage a comeback.

Then how can a Luna be a loser?

Because she encounters a quadruple betrayal from her closest people, which even leads her to death.

See, what an opening!

The Second Gift from the Goddess: Truth behind Betrayal

The Luna’s story develops from her death, where she gets a real gift from Moon Goddess: a rebirth.

This is another unusual thing in werewolf stories: It is quite common to see female leads get rescued by the male leads right at the moment they nearly die, but uncommon to see them really lose their lives, not to mention that the killers are the male leads.

And the most interesting thing in “A Gift from the Goddess” is that the female lead cannot change her mate even in her second life!

So her rebirth is not only about restarting her own life, but also about rekindling her love. She needs to review and replay the whole process of mating with the Alpha, and find out the truth behind his betrayal.

Was she partly responsible for her broken mate bond? Was her tragic devastation unconsciously permitted by herself?

The Ultimate Gift from the Goddess: Overturns at Dead Ends

On the way exploring the truth, she must go through all the critical points in her old life again.

It is impossible to reverse fate if you merely turn the tide in the final battle; you have to dig out each cause of failure and eliminate them in advance.

So the most fabulous plot in “A Gift from the Goddess” is how the Luna saves the day at every old critical point.

Meanwhile, her rising insight and capability of facing mistakes and love gained from those overturns is the ultimate gift from the Goddess.

This is exactly what the Writers Academy wishes every author to display in his/her story – especially a werewolf story, where the female lead hardly gets this: a thorough character growth.

If you are interested in how to display your lead character’s growth, please pay attention to the Writers Academy’s web novel writing course and intensive reading project!