Services
Ghostwriting
Your story, written in your voice.
We turn interviews, voice notes, and scattered memories into a complete manuscript memoir, mythology-inspired fiction, self-help, or business narrative. Every project starts with deep listening, long before a single chapter is drafted.
What's Included
- Structured interview process to capture your voice and story
- Full chapter-by-chapter outline before drafting begins
- Complete manuscript drafted in your voice
- Revision rounds built into every agreement
Our Process
A conversation about your story, your goals, and whether we're the right fit. No pressure, no pitch.
Structured interviews and voice-note sessions to pull the full shape of your story out of your memory and onto the page — themes, timeline, key moments.
Before we write a single chapter, you'll see a full outline — how the book is structured, what each chapter carries, and where the story is going.
Chapters are drafted in your voice, based on your material, and shared in stages — not all at once at the end.
Built-in rounds to refine tone, add missing pieces, and make sure every page still sounds like you.
A complete, polished manuscript — ready for editing, submission, or publishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the book be in my voice, not the ghostwriter's?
Yes. We build a voice profile from interviews, calls, and any existing writing before drafting begins — the book sounds like you, not us.
How long does a full manuscript take?
Typically 4–6 months for a 70,000–90,000 word book, at a pace of about two chapters a week.
How is pricing structured?
Project-based, not per-word — an advance plus milestone payments tied to deliverables, not hourly billing.
Who owns the finished book?
You do. Full copyright and authorship rights transfer to you; our role stays confidential unless you choose to credit us.
What do you need from me to start?
Interviews, voice notes, existing drafts or notes, and a clear sense of your book’s purpose and audience — we guide you through providing all of it.
Can I see drafts as we go, or only at the end?
You get rolling check-ins every few chapters, not just a final reveal — so direction gets corrected early, not after 80,000 words.
Testimonials
I didn't think a ghostwriting team could nail banter — that felt like the one thing that had to come from me. I was wrong. My leads/characters sound exactly like I hear them in my head, chemistry was lit.
"Author, Contemporary Romance 2020"My story just got better, and I know these guys will nail it.
"IRIS."I came to IWF with two characters and a vague ache of a premise. What I got back was a fully realized love story with the exact slow-burn tension I couldn't articulate but always wanted.
"Author, Romance Fiction 2020"