One of the great pleasures of editing with talented authors is seeing the finished books in print. I can’t take any credit for the wonderful work these people have done in writing and polishing their stories.

One of the great pleasures of editing with talented authors is seeing the finished books in print. I can’t take any credit for the wonderful work these people have done in writing and polishing their stories.

The World Before the Flood by John D. Thomas

Warrior Angel by Susan Dunnigan

The French Baker’s Wife by Michael Whatling

The Portal Contract Series by R. Lee Fletcher

Sign of the Blood The Road to the Bridge The Cursed City by Laurence O’Bryan

Dark Magi Joanna White

Summer of Lies Barbara Baker

The Secret Meadow  by Judith Wells

No Way Back  Taken with a Dark Purpose by Dennis Scheel

The Night They Came for Til Hope in Oakland by Rebekah Lee Jenkins

A Decade of Diapers by Lisa Weitkamp

Anya and the Secrets of Cupola By N.A. Cauldron

Kill Switch  Shanghai Fury Black Dawn by Steve N. Lee

Ben and the Watcher of Zargon Moses and the Dragonborn by Diane Astle

Dark Druid Rising by Ed Hillow

Juma’s Rain by Katherine Gelach

Falls of Redemption by Justin Sloan

Pride and Butterflies Julia the Secret Keeper by Frankie Brown

Dangerous Allies Dangerous Benefits  Dangerous Comforts by Rickie Blair

Memoirs of a Girl who Loves God  Jazzy Girl When Paths Cross and others by C.L. Wells

Rennaisance and others by Dean C. Moore

Mercy’s Prince Mercy’s King Mercy’s Battle Mercy’s Gift Mercy’s Joy by Katy Huth Jones

Never Again by Julie Gilbert

Carry Me Home Picking Daisy and others by Valerie Howard

Aware: The Corporeal Pull by Sara B. Gauldin

Elle Burton and the Reflective Portals  Missing  by Peggy McAlloon

Dark Druid Rising by Edward Hillow

Joe: The Horse Nobody Loved  Gidget: the Horse Formerly Known as Witch  Gidget, the Horse I Didn’t Own by Vicky Kaseorg

Taste of Me, Taste of You by Sarah D’Anne*

The Wolf You Feed by Angela Stevens*

Hold On by Angela Stevens*

*I didn’t do a full on paid edit of these works, but reading and critiquing the books was the inspiration for going into the editing business. They are well worth reading.