Motorcycle Club Romance Writer — $0.035/word, paid weekly

We're a small fiction publisher looking for a writer who genuinely loves motorcycle club romance. Someone with a Kindle full of club presidents, enforcers, and women who walked in as leverage and stayed as old ladies. If that's your library, keep reading. The work: Full-length novels, 60–70k words, written to an outline we supply — premise, leads, major beats. You bring the voice, the chemistry, and everything in between. These publish under a house pen name in Kindle Unlimited, so pacing matters: hooky chapter endings, tension that doesn't sag, open-door steam, and a guaranteed HEA. How we work together: This is a weekly rhythm: 1. You deliver 10,000 words each week 2. We read it right away and send back edits and notes within 24 hrs, so you're never writing into a void 3. You get paid weekly for the words you delivered, no waiting until the full manuscript is done At $0.035/word, that's $350/week for about 6–7 weeks per book. Roughly $2,100–$2,450 per finished novel. It's work-for-hire, flat rate, no royalties, no byline. What we're hoping to find: Someone reliable and easy to work with, who takes notes in stride and hits their weekly count without drama. In return, you get a consistent brief, fast feedback, prompt payment, and an editor who knows what they're doing. What we want to see: A 2,000–3,000 word romance sample, ideally MC or adjacent (dark romance, alpha, mafia — something with teeth). One hard rule: no AI-generated text. We read this stuff all day and we can always tell. Bonus points if you've read Kristen Ashley, Joanna Wylde, Ciara st James or Chantal Fernando and have opinions about them. You know the difference between gritty and grim. You can write a bar fight and a love scene with equal conviction.