A step-by-step how-to guide on how to write a good book quickly and efficiently, written by an author who swore it was impossible ...until she did it herself ...three times in a row. And she's a dedicated 'pantser', not a 'plotter'. Now, you can, too.A must-have book for all seriouswriters who want and need to pay the bills doing what they love."Way back before I set a moratorium on publishing my novels because of piracy, I set out to write at least two books a year. And did it. In fact, all three of my Montana Love Story novels were written in a month and under, with the second and still unpublished third book drafted in seventeen days and sixteen days, respectively. It was something which I hadn't thought myself capable, that is to write a good book - one of my books - in shorter than a year. I proved to myself that I could ...only to quit publishing in a fit of temper about all my books having been pirated, even those exclusive to Amazon.Now, a full two years plus since my last novel's release, an author friend's needs prompted me to put my process down in an orderly, organized guide. Here it is in "How to Write a Good Book in 17 Days: Get-it-written self-help for serious writers. " -D. L. KeurABOUT THE AUTHOR: An author, an artist, a musician, a web designer and more, some call her a Renaissance woman. Her friends just call her Dawn. Publishing since the 20th Century, she usually writes under pen names, because she writes, not just cross-genre fiction, but across a broad scope of genres, including paranormal, mainstream, horror, Western family saga/romance, and science fiction. Since the turn of the Millennium, she's chosen to independently publish five, now six, books, two as E. J. Ruek, two as C. J. "Country" James, plus a two volume science fiction epic, published under the name, Aeros. This is her first published non-fiction book since deciding to control her own destiny. You can find her at www.DLKeur.com.