I had the pleasure of working with Melissa MacKinnon on her novel The Remarkable Meadow Andrews. When local teen Callan Morris goes missing, twelve-year-old Meadow feels it’s up to her to use her ability to see where someone is at any given time to find him. In the process, Meadow oversees something she shouldn’t, putting her own life at risk. It’s a race to see whether she can save Callan before trouble catches up with her, too.

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“I will always get editorial help from Elizabeth, not only because of her help in improving my writing but also for her encouragement. With her clear and perceptive feedback, my story became simpler. It became tighter. It became much better than what I had thought was a final draft. I feel lucky I chose to work with Elizabeth. From now on, I won’t ever consider a book finished until I have gotten Elizabeth to look it over.” — Scott McDonald →

It was an honor to work with Derik Cavignano again. The Burying Point, the second entry in the Detective Ray Hanley series, is an Editor’s Pick at BookLife (Publishers Weekly)—”Half crime drama, half occult horror story, this procedural is all memorable.”—receiving across-the-board A ratings. The first book in the series, The Art of Dying, won the American Fiction Award for Horror (2019). →

I had the pleasure of working with Morrow Andrews on his novel Cosmic Egg Inc, in which college student Peter Kane is approached by an enigmatic stranger who says Peter has been selected to play a game, the stakes of which are the fate of the world. What follows is a fast-paced adventure where near-future sci-fi/tech bleeds into reality as Peter goes down a rabbit hole that has him questioning his sanity.

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Jessica Carrasquillo’s debut novel, The Manchineel, finds Elyse Santiago, a young woman with a dark secret, caught up in a relationship with an older, married man that triggers trauma from her past and blurs the lines of her moral boundaries. It was a pleasure to work with Jessica on a story that so deftly blends psychological suspense with dark humor and romance. →

I had the pleasure of working with Mark Ehrlich on his award-winning debut novel, Float the Boat, which was published in November. The bulk of the story takes place in Southeast Asia, and the rich descriptions and atmosphere Ehrlich has created in the novel reflect the experiences he obtained through his decades of traveling the world, both for work and pleasure. →