Tropes in Fiction
What are they, exactly?
I consider tropes to be familiar plot devices that make a novel recognizable in some way. They are also an excellent form of packaging, letting readers know what's inside and whether or not they might be interested.
There are certain tropes you might LOVE as a reader, and others you might not care for.
So with that in mind, here are some of the tropes you can find in my K.E. Ganshert Books:
THE GIFTING SERIES:
- Soul Mates
- Average Girl/Unattainable Guy
- Fish out of water
- Hidden powers
- The Chosen One
- Dystopian Future (Slightly)
Yes, please, I'd love to read this!
THE CONTEST:
- Opposites Attract
- Enemies to Lovers
- Forced Proximity
- Forbidden Love
- Different Worlds
- Playboy Falls in Love
- Rivals
- Royalty
Yes, please, I'd love to read this!
THE EDEN PRUITT SERIES:
- Strangers to Lovers
- Found Family
- Morally Gray Hero
- Wounded Hero
- Antihero Falls in Love
- Mad Scientist
- Dystopian Future (Slightly)
- Hidden Powers
- Different Worlds
- Fish out of water