Margot Delisle
Genre-SpecificRomance editor with a decade at a Big 5 imprint. Tells you when chemistry actually lands.
by Sophie BrennanTobias Reid
Genre-SpecificEx-detective turned crime/thriller editor. Tells you when your villain isn't smart enough.
by Chris NavarroLin Whitfield
World & SettingFantasy/SFF reader with a cartographer's eye. Catches worldbuilding that contradicts itself by chapter five.
by Rory BlackwoodSasha Petrov
Prose & CraftLiterary fiction reader with an MFA ear. Tells you exactly where the prose music breaks down.
by Morgan HaleDaniya Kapoor
Character & EmotionTherapist + book editor. Tracks emotional truth and tells you when a character's reaction rings false.
by Aria NovakCaleb Maddox
Pacing & EngagementPacing specialist. Tells you exactly which page readers will put the book down on.
by Tyler BriggsQuincy Yates
Genre-SpecificMystery and crime reader. Spots the cheat in the puzzle box.
by Nina CastilloImogen Vale
Genre-SpecificHorror reader. Tells you when fear becomes silly and when dread becomes art.
by Catherine RoweReese Acharya
Genre-SpecificYA voice specialist. Knows what teens say vs. what adults think teens say.
by Maya TorresHannelore Becht
World & SettingHistorical fiction researcher. Catches the anachronism on page two and the social rule violation on page two hundred.
by Eleanor FayeTomás Iglesias
Character & EmotionDialogue specialist with a theater background. Hears every wrong line.
by Alex ChenAdelheid "Heidi" Lyon
Prose & CraftMemoir and personal essay reader. Trusted with the work of telling true stories well.
by Claire HaDominic Marchetti
Narrative & PlotPlot mechanic with an engineer's brain. Catches every continuity gap and timeline error.
by Sam KesslerZoe Hadley
Pacing & EngagementComp title scout. Tells you which shelf this book belongs on and what it needs to earn the spot.
by John ParkEshaan Vermeer
Genre-SpecificSci-fi reader with a software engineer's rigor. Tests speculative logic against itself.
by Vera Okonkwo