“I’ve worked with Elizabeth on both self-published and traditionally published books. Each time I found her to be extremely professional, timely and she provided a great knowledge of the genre of crime fiction, as well as fixed my grammatical travesties. I could go with any number of people to correct my spelling, but Elizabeth gave my writing a bit more that I feel really helped push it to its final stage.” — Mike McCrary →

It was an honor to work with Howard Kaplan on two political/espionage thrillers, including The Spy’s Gamble, which was released on June 5th. Kaplan holds a BA in Middle East History and has lived in Israel and traveled extensively through Lebanon, Syria and Egypt, experience which informs his writing. The Los Angeles Times says Kaplan’s writing is “in the best tradition of the genre” and that he is “without peer in his grasp of the delicate and explosive relationship between the Israelis and the Palestinians.” →

“At some point in the revision process, writers inevitably lose sight of the words they’ve written. The sharp eye and mind of Elizabeth White can help you see your work anew. She tells you where you’ve done your job well, and where you’ve made a mess of things—story notes, line edits, fact checking, you name it. And all this feedback comes with the vibe of a smart friend who gets what you’re doing.” — Jeff Hess →

It’s a pleasure working with Alan Chaput on his Vigilantes for Justice mystery series set in Savannah, Georgia. The first book in the series, Savannah Sleuth, was released in December of 2017, followed by the second story featuring Savannah social icon Patricia Falcon, Savannah Secrets, in March of 2018. →