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Dustin's work is terrific and he's awesome to work with. He has a keen eye for finding not-so-obvious problems, makes excellent suggestions for fixes, and does a great job of following along with your series and its goals to make sure everything stays on track. I don't publish without him.
Maia
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Still have a few openings this summer.

Rates are listed on the top post and I'm offering 30% off for first-time clients.
You can message me here if interested.
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Still booking for July!
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Hi there, I got a fresh dreamy premade cover in my shop.
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No generative A.I. has been used in the process.
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I have three open slots in July!
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I am getting to be a broken record here, but I had Mike develop a new cover for Book #1 'Silver Enigma.'

Another beautiful cover, much better than what I had before.

Mike is easy to work with and always produces quality results.

R.C.
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New scifi covers available:




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Now booking for July!
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Hah, no worries. "Active" romance is a polite term for "steamy" romance. At least...I think that's what it means. I like it because it feels like a broad term and I've worked a variety of stuff from mild to spicy.

LOL. I really thought you meant something like action adventure romance. If you call it that instead of steamy romance, you're going to come across as someone who does not know the genre and therefore probably shouldn't be used as an editor for those kinds of books.

I don't know the genre well. I've worked on maybe a dozen, but I always make it clear up front that it's not my primary genre. And if the author isn't happy with the work, I don't charge for it. So far everyone's been happy and hired me again.

I know I've heard the term "active" before but can't remember who used it. And yes, it's best to be completely clear about subgenre.

Which begs the question, is bratva romance a subgenre of mafia romance or just another version of it? And which are bully romances? Because all the male protagonists (they are not heroes in my opinion) in mob romances seem to be bullies.

Never read bratva or mafia. I'd give it a shot, but I would pass on anything that was overtly bully. I've mostly worked on vanilla fantasy, some shifter stuff, and m/m urban fantasy.
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