Summer Anthology Submission Call

Super Exciting Submission Call

Summer Romances Series

for our expanded Romance line.

***Permission to Forward granted***

The hot summer nights are meant for romance. A summer vacation in an exotic location, a trip back home – let love blossom. eTreasures is currently seeking submissions for our Summer Romance themed anthologies due out in late August, 2010.

Each must have the following elements:

• Active writing, fast paced, with a solid plot.

• Well rounded, fully developed characters the reader can relate to.
• Must have a HEA

• Completed manuscripts, 20,000 to 25,000 words, with complete submission package. Put “Summer Anthology” in the subject line.

We're looking for a story that will make you laugh, cry, and want to pull out the bikini and tanning oils, and a great book to relax with. Stories the reader can relate to in all aspects. We are not looking for erotic fiction at this time.

Send your submission package - including a query letter, synopsis, and the completed novella length manuscript to: submissions@etreasurespublishing.com

All submissions must be in by April 15th and those titles that are accepted will be announced June 1, 2010 with the e-books due out late August, 2010.

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