I will beta read and edit your romantasy novel
About this Gig
Your romantasy deserves more than a quick readit deserves thoughtful, genre-specific feedback that helps it captivate readers from the first page.
As a romantasy beta reader and editor, I provide honest, constructive feedback and editing to strengthen your fantasy romance while preserving your unique voice. I work with tropes such as enemies-to-lovers, slow burn, fated mates, fae romance, dragon riders, magical academies, paranormal romance, vampires, witches, and dark romantasy.
I can help with:
- Beta reading and manuscript feedback
- Developmental editing for plot, character arcs, romance, pacing, and worldbuilding
- Line editing for clarity, flow, dialogue, style, and voice
- Grammar and readability
Whether you're self-publishing, querying agents, or preparing your next draft, you'll receive clear, actionable feedback tailored to your manuscript.
Message me before ordering with your word count, draft stage, and the service you need so we can choose the right package for your project.
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FAQ
What types of romantasy stories do you specialize in?
I work with a wide range of romantasy subgenres and tropes, including enemies-to-lovers, slow burn, fated mates, morally gray characters, shadow daddy heroes, fae romance, dragon rider romance, vampire romance, magical academies, witches, forbidden love, found family, royal fantasy, dark romantasy
What kind of feedback will I receive?
You'll receive constructive, honest, and actionable feedback on plot structure, romance development, pacing, character arcs, dialogue, worldbuilding, emotional impact, reader engagement, grammar, readability, and your manuscript's overall strengths and areas for improvement.
Can you review unfinished manuscripts or first drafts?
Absolutely! I welcome first drafts, completed novels, novellas, and works in progress. Receiving feedback early in the writing process can help you identify issues before they become harder to fix.

