From the beginning to the publication… From the beginning to the publication of my book; Isaac Leo and Natalie Wilson did an incredible job, (guiding me). Their expertise and advice was challenging sometimes but my Project Manager (Isaac’s Leo) new best. My book was published. Isaac and Natalie, THANK YOU. LUFE’ Zepharae Dupree

He was someone who was helpful and… He was someone who was helpful and supportive with my book. Whether it's providing feedback, offering guidance, or assisting with various aspects of the book, his support can be invaluable. It's great to have someone who believes in your work and is willing to help you bring your vision to life.

The team at Ghostwriting Proficiency… The team at Ghostwriting Proficiency responded quickly when working on my book project. They provided good feedback in the editing process and were pleasant to work with. The only problem I had with them was during the final phase of the project. A description they provided for my back cover lacked details and depth. They didn’t have comprehension of what my book was about. Overall, a good experience.

Good experience all in all Good experience all in all. Natalie was very patient with me and the team did a good job. Sometimes I felt like I had to ask for things a few times but I am persistent. Costs would have been better explained upfront - so I could purchase the things I would have found more useful. But being first time author there is a learning curve.

I wish I had known ALL the costs upfront The edit team was great, and the project managers were always prompt in responding to my texts and questions. But I have 2 complaints that have caused me to give the 2-star rating. I am a first-time author and was ignorant to the process of publishing. I wrote a bible study which is different than the usual fiction or non-fiction book. The format team never quite caught my vision for my study. I ended up doing most of my own formatting and submitting that to be used in place of what was sent to me. My biggest complaint, however, is with the sales/finance department. When I first called, I was given an estimate based on the pages in my book. I understood when my page count went over the estimated number that I would need to pay more. The problem came when at every new stage of the process I was asked for more money. My main complaint is that GWP was not up front with ALL the costs associated with publishing. I am retired on a fixed income and don’t have $7,000 extra laying around to spend on this project. My cost overruns already put me in debt. I can not speak to the marketing as yet because so far there has been no sales and I still have not received the books I was promised.