Training, outlines and the storefront. Where an author starts.
An author’s whole publishing year, planned and run for them.
What readers are actually buying, at trope level.
A complete, on-brand advertising pack for a book — same day.
Line editing and manuscript tooling for working novelists.
AI news for authors, daily. Free, and published every day.
210 products live, harvested straight from the storefront rather than typed into a slide.
Complete, ready-to-publish manuscript packages across the romance sub-genres.
Tested prompt libraries and creation kits, distilled from the teaching vault.
Structured outlines built on live trope-demand data.
Workshops, live writes, genre intensives and one-to-one sessions.
Manuscripts taken to beta-reader standard.
The Romance Author's Prompt Vault
Christmas for Authors: Marketing Workshop
Timber Ridge Crew — A Mountain Man Instalove Series
no talking in the library
Turbulent Detours — Complete Trilogy (Skip-the-Draft Package)
Why Your Book Isn't Getting Seen — On Demand
NEW LAUNCHPAD
Cardinal Rules — A Contemporary Medical Romance Series
THINGS GET MESSY
The Immortal Crown — Complete Trilogy (Skip-the-Draft Package)
The Continuity Engine — On Demand
One on One with CoralHarvested 21 August 2026.
That is the whole idea — nothing here runs on guesswork or recycled advice.
89 sources — publisher feeds, AI labs, retail signals, reader communities and live court dockets — pulled and scored twice every day.
We track what readers are actually buying at trope and sub-genre level, refreshed against live retail data rather than last year’s advice. The public cut of that work is the 2026 Romance Demand Report — 378 romance BookTok hashtags analysed, and the five tropes where reader demand outruns the published supply by up to 125 to 1.
That signal lands directly in the products — the ads an author runs, the year they plan, the books they decide to write next.
Every capability across the group is re-proven daily. 1,271 are live right now; anything that cannot be proven is marked unproven and does not count.
We build AI tools for authors, and we’re the first to say the technology has been oversold to writers. So we’re specific about what we do.
We don’t sell “write your book for you.” The products do the commercial work around the writing — research, advertising creative, scheduling, planning — so the author spends their hours on the pages.
Disclosure is the default. Coral Wire is presented by an AI host and says so on every edition. Generated creative is labelled where the platform supports it and wherever a reader would reasonably want to know.
The author owns the work. Manuscripts, brand assets and reader lists belong to the author, and they leave with them.
This is a live argument in the writing community. We’d rather be on the record than quietly on either side of it.