One of the big questions you may be asking is, “What can Victory Editing do for me?” Outside of writing, a professional production team is probably the biggest facet of being an author you’ll have to perfect. Finding the right people can be a challenge, and your needs will change depending on where you are in your career. First, I am good at what I do. Check out some of the books in my testimonials section on my website or in my project list, where you’ll find every book–numbering in the hundreds–that I’ve worked on over the years. From NYT best-selling authors to debut writers, you’ll see quality in every single project I tackle. The bare minimum you should expect of an editor is that they’re competent, professional, and pleasant to work with. But I don’t settle for minimum, and neither should you. Ask any of my clients–I’m confident Victory Editing will get their seal of approval. Don’t settle for less! Second, I build relationships. My goal is to help clients produce quality books that rival those put out by New York publishers. To that end, I have several staff members–a developmental editor, a line editor (myself), proofreaders, and an Oops Detector. This production process means multiple sets of eyes have the opportunity to go over your work. No book is perfect–it’s not possible. But with Victory Editing, your books can shine. Readers will focus on your story, which is as it should be. And the best part? I handle the logistics of shepherding your manuscript through the production process and wrangling other members of the team. Having me as your sole point of contact means you’ve got less stress and more time, which frees you up to write, handle promotion, and deal with the myriad other tasks that come with being a successful author. Or you could, I dunno, take some you-time. My clients aren’t just clients–we’re a team, and I do everything I can to make life easier for them and make sure everything comes together for a successful launch.