Taking the Reins

Author’s review

I like that the editors I've used with FirstEditing always seem to adapt their edits to my style as they get farther and farther into my work. I also like that the editors I've had don't hesitate to point out some flaws in my manuscripts that they come across, even if I've only submitted my work for copy editing services, and I really loved that the first editor I had wrote up a piece for me describing what she thought of my work overall, and while it was brief, it meant a lot that she took the time to do that. I have gotten no complaints about the grammatical quality of my work, and have been very happy with the thorough job done by the editors that I've had here. I have even seem some reviews of my books praising the lack of typos and such, and I love how that quality allows my self-published work to stand out from the rest, where that is often the most obvious and easily recognizable flaw in the work of an author who may otherwise have a lot of talent. I have two books on sale now, and have been very pleased with the feedback that I've gotten, and I appreciate FirstEditing.com for their help in getting me to this point, where I have multiple works published of which I feel I can be very proud.

A short introduction

Will and Daniel, two college students fed up with the injustices they witness each day, decide to they take matters into their own hands and right a wrong. Elated by the feeling of being in control of their fate, and having a positive impact on the world, they dare to imagine how their focused determination can change their lives "“ and the world - for the better. Refusing to be bound by the law, which they believe offers insufficient protection to the vulnerable, the two students set out to do good on their own terms. Before long, they are thrust into an underworld, where they are forced to navigate their way through dangerous liaisons while ultimately deciding whether their actions are leading them on the path of making a positive change. After turning his life around, Will made a promise to his mother that he would do good. Can he keep this promise as he traverses a labyrinth of an underworld where the line between friends and foes, and good and evil, is blurred?

Author: Matthew

Matthew Harrop is a lifelong inhabitant of Spokane, WA, where he grew up reading all the books about dragons he could get his hands on, and where he now lives with his beautiful wife and their menagerie of pets.