I will create a professional novel outline 20 to 40 chapters

No. All outlines are written entirely by me — a professional human author with 50+ books published across multiple genres. I do not use AI to generate client work. Every outline is developed manually, tailored to your concept, characters and goals.

I am a professional fiction author with more than 50 published books across fantasy, romance, thriller, comedy, crime and science fiction. I specialise in commercially structured storytelling — strong character arcs, clear plot progression, and genre-aligned pacing.

Yes. We work under strict confidentiality. I am happy to operate under NDA if requested. Your concept, characters and materials will never be shared, reused, or discussed.

You do. Once the project is delivered and completed, all rights belong entirely to you. I retain no claim to your story or concept.

That’s completely fine. Many clients come to me with only a basic concept. My role is to structure and elevate it into a fully developed, chapter-by-chapter plan. The more information you provide, the more detailed the outline can be — but I can help fill gaps if needed.

Yes. Whether you’re writing epic fantasy, dark romance, cosy mystery, thriller, YA, sci-fi or literary fiction, I adapt structure and pacing to the genre. If you have comparable books or authors, share them — that helps refine tone.

You can request a revision after I deliver your order. My goal is to ensure you’re confident and excited about your outline before moving forward.

Yes. Many clients begin with an outline before committing to a 75,000–100,000 word manuscript. If we’re a good fit, I can continue as your ghostwriter for the full project.

You are not just hiring someone who “likes writing.” You are hiring a published author with: 50+ books written Multi-genre experience Deep structural knowledge Commercial storytelling focus Confidential, professional workflow This is serious fiction development.

A revision covers minor tweaks only (e.g. wording, small details like names or descriptions). It applies to one or two specific changes—not edits across the full document. Revisions do not include rewrites, restructuring, or changes to the original brief.