A novel is not a long short story. It needs a spine — a promise made in chapter one, complications that tighten, and an ending that pays the reader back. We write the whole book for you: plot, characters, dialogue, chapter hooks, and a finale that lands, in the genre you actually sell in.
What you receive
- A full manuscript: 15 chapters and 18,000+ words, or a longer length quoted before we start.
- A plot built backwards from the ending: every chapter has a job, and every chapter ends with a reason to turn the page.
- Characters with a want and a flaw: the two things that make a reader follow someone for eighteen thousand words.
- Genre discipline: romance beats, thriller pacing, cosy mystery rules, or the tropes your readers expect — hit on purpose, not by accident.
- Two revision rounds and a final proofread before handover.
How we write your novel
- Brief. Genre, heat level or tone, setting, the two leads, and three books you would be happy to sit beside on a shelf.
- Premise and outline. One paragraph of premise, then a chapter-by-chapter map with the turn in each act. You approve it before drafting.
- Drafting. Chapters arrive in blocks of three so you can flag anything that feels off while it is still cheap to fix.
- Revision and delivery. Your notes become rewrites; you receive a clean, editable manuscript plus a synopsis and blurb-ready summary.
Genres we write
Contemporary and holiday romance, romantic suspense, psychological and domestic thriller, cosy mystery, historical, time-travel and paranormal romance, family drama and book-club fiction. If your genre is not listed, describe the three comparable titles and we will tell you honestly whether it is a fit before you pay anything.
Who commissions a novel
Indie authors with a publishing schedule they cannot write fast enough for. Coaches and speakers who need a fiction title under a brand. Publishers testing a new series or a pen name. Readers-turned-writers with a strong premise and no time. Everyone gets the same rule: the book must work as a book, not as a demonstration of how fast we can type.
What separates a finished novel from a drafted one
Two things, usually: the middle and the ending. The middle sags because the writer runs out of complications rather than escalating the ones they have, and the ending disappoints because it resolves the plot without costing the character anything. We build both deliberately. Every act-two chapter takes something away from the protagonist, and the final chapter charges a price for the win — which is why readers finish our books and leave reviews about the ending rather than the length.
We also write to a target reading time. An 18,000-word novel is a two-to-three-hour read, the length that sells best at a low price point and converts into a series; if you are writing for a longer format, tell us at the brief and the word count, chapter count and price are adjusted together.
Pricing
| Tier | Scope | Price | Was | You save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 1 novel — 15 chapters / 18k words | $350 | $350 | |
| Professional | 3 novels (series or backlist) | $930 | $945 | |
| Bulk / Authority | 5 novels | $1,370 | $1,380 |
Add developmental editing or a romance cover from the same menu and the series launches as a set, not as five unrelated files.
Frequent questions
Can you continue an existing series?
Yes. Send book one, the series bible and the unresolved threads, and the new title will match the voice and the continuity.
Do I own the copyright?
Entirely. The manuscript is delivered as your work, with a private agreement and full confidentiality.
How long does a novel take?
Four to six weeks for a single 18,000-word title, longer for 30,000+ words or a five-book bulk order. Deadlines are agreed in writing before drafting starts.
Brief your novel — genre, premise and deadline are enough to get a fixed quote and a chapter plan within 24 hours.