Fiction Ghostwriting
Services

The price of a novel depends on its target word count, the genre, how complex the plot and world are, and your timeline. A tight genre novel and a sprawling fantasy epic are very different projects. After a free consultation about your story, we send a clear written quote for your book, with no obligation to go ahead.

Yes. You are the author of record, so your name, or a pen name you choose, appears on the cover, the copyright page, and every retailer listing. Your fiction ghostwriter is not credited anywhere unless you decide to thank them in the acknowledgments. Readers, agents, and publishers will know the book as yours.

A full fiction project covers premise and concept development, character creation, a scene-by-scene outline, the complete manuscript, structured revision rounds, and professional editing and proofreading. If you want to take the book further, we also offer optional publishing support, including formatting, cover design, and distribution, handled by the same team.

It starts with calls about your premise, characters, tone, and the books you love. Your writer then builds an outline for you to approve. Chapters arrive in batches on a set schedule, you send notes, and the writer revises before moving on. You stay involved at every stage without having to write the prose yourself.

Yes. Many authors come to us with a stalled draft. Your writer first reads everything you have, maps what works and what is missing, and agrees a plan with you. They then match your existing style, fill the gaps, and write through to the ending, revising earlier chapters where needed so the whole book reads as one.

Absolutely, and that is often where they add the most value. Your writer can take a loose idea and build a full story arc, design a cast with clear motives and flaws, and plan the twists and reveals. Every major choice is presented to you for approval, so the story stays yours even when the writer does the heavy lifting.

Our writers cover mystery, thriller, fantasy, romance, science fiction, literary fiction, and many subgenres in between, such as cozy mystery, romantic suspense, and epic fantasy. We match each book with a writer who has worked in that category before, so they already understand the conventions, pacing, and reader expectations your novel needs to meet.

Yes. For multi-book projects, we create a series bible at the start that records characters, timelines, settings, rules, and unresolved threads. Ideally the same writer stays with you across every volume, and the series bible keeps the books consistent even if schedules change. You can plan the full arc upfront or commission one book at a time.

You do. When the manuscript is delivered, all rights transfer to you in writing. You hold the copyright, keep every royalty, and control where the book is published, including film, audio, and translation rights. Your ghostwriter keeps no claim to the characters, the world, or the story, so you are free to continue it however you like.

Yes. We sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share your premise, outline, or any pages. Your idea, your manuscript, and the fact that you worked with a ghostwriter stay private, both during the project and after it ends. Our writers never reuse your characters or plot, and they do not list your novel without written permission.

A standard-length novel usually takes about 3-4 months from the first call to final delivery. Longer books, complex worldbuilding, or multiple timelines can add time, and how quickly you send feedback also affects the pace. We agree on a written schedule with chapter milestones at the start, so you always know when the next batch will arrive.

Ask whether the writer has published work in your genre and can share relevant samples. Confirm how many revision rounds are included, how copyright is transferred, and what the NDA covers. Check the chapter delivery schedule and get the total cost in writing. A reliable fiction ghostwriter will answer all of this clearly before you commit.

A ghostwriter writes the novel on your behalf and stays uncredited, leaving you as the sole author. A co-writer also contributes to the writing, but their name appears on the cover beside yours and they usually share royalties. If you want the book to be entirely yours in the eyes of readers, ghostwriting is the better fit.

It depends on where you are. If you have an idea but no manuscript, ghostwriting gets you a finished novel. If you already have a full draft, editing will sharpen it. If you want to write every word yourself and improve your craft, a book coach guides you along the way. We are happy to help you decide.

Yes. Many authors publish fiction under a pen name, especially when writing in a new genre or keeping their fiction separate from their professional life. Because you own all rights to the manuscript, you can publish it under your real name, a pseudonym, or switch between them for different series. The choice is entirely yours.