If you’re anything like me, you learn through example. So here are links to three synopsis samples/examples. Read them and take notes on how they incorporate the storyline, characters, and other important details. Pay close attention to how they transition from scene to scene and wrap up the ending of the story as well.

• Carolyn Jewel synopsis
• Cathryn Fox synopsis
• Leigh Michaels synopsis

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