What I Do
Custom Cover Design
Covers are a genre contract. I design yours to make the right reader swipe before they even reach the blurb — concept, typography that holds at thumbnail size, and full revisions until it's right. Bundles include print wrap and 3D marketing mockups.
Ebook covers from $250 · Bundles from $400
Proofreading
An honest, genre-fluent read of your manuscript: what's working, where the middle sags, whether the chemistry lands, and how your tropes deliver. You get a detailed written report, not vague vibes.
Flat $200 per manuscript
Beta read + reader report
The last set of eyes before you hit publish. Typos, continuity slips, formatting gremlins, and a clean style sheet — so nothing pulls your reader out of the kiss.
From $0.008/word
Reader Repot
Your book, read the way your readers will read it.
You wrote the whole thing. Now you need someone to read it like a reader, not a friend who is scared to hurt your feelings. I read your full manuscript and tell you what worked, where I drifted, and exactly what to fix first. Warm, honest, and genre-fluent, because I read romance for love, not just for work. You walk away with a clear revision plan instead of a vague feeling that something is off.
What You’ll Get
A detailed written report, built around your story, covering:
A reader-experience map — an honest, chapter-by-chapter read of where I was hooked and where my attention drifted, so you can see your book the way your audience will.
Pacing and structure — act-by-act analysis of where the story pulls, where it sags, and ranked fixes to keep the momentum moving.
Character and arc — a read on every major character: are they distinct, do they grow, is the chemistry earned and not just declared.
Trope and emotional payoff — every trope tracked for strength, plus whether each one actually delivers the beat your reader was promised.
Banter, voice, and dialogue — a close read of how your dialogue lands, with real lines pulled from your pages and notes on rhythm, subtext, and consistency.
Themes and throughlines — the threads a reader feels without naming them, useful later for your blurb and your marketing.
Strengths to protect — what is already working that you should not edit out in revision.
Revision priorities — a ranked, do-this-first list so you spend your energy where it changes the reader experience most.
A marketability read — an honest look at where your book sits, comps to claim, and what to lean on when you publish.
For the author who has finished a draft and wants the truth before the next pass. Especially good if you have never hired anyone to read your work and you want feedback that is kind, specific, and genuinely useful, not a red-pen massacre and not empty praise.
Who is this for?
