Fiction Book Editors and Story Coaches
What makes us different?
Stories helped shape the essence of our souls, they held us at our darkest times, filled us with hope, and brought light into our lives. They are our therapists, greatest friends, and spiritual guides.
We strive to strengthen books that seek to bring light into the world, and to share meaningful truths with the utmost passion. We seek the heartbeat in every book, not the next sensationalized story.
We don’t just edit books; we are writers.
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Meet the storyteller
Serena Montoya
Fiction book coach and developmental editor
Are you looking for a book editor or story coach who understands narrative, not one who just follows the next big trend?
I am dedicated to helping writers craft timeless stories.
I help writers explore theme(s) through characters your readers will miss by the time they reach the end.
I believe in the power of storytelling; how it can move and mend a soul. So, if you’re ready to fill the world with your heartbeat, then let’s chat about your novel.
I also accept short stories, novellas, children’s books, poetry collections, and screenplays.
Testimonials
Brian P. Kennedy
"Serena’s editorial analysis provided me with a variety of insightful perspectives. Her probing questions, specific ideas and clear direction helped me to see what I could not see myself. After considering her input, I wanted to dive back into my story and embrace her suggestions.”
Rebecca Smith
"Serena’s professionalism can’t be matched. I’ve spent a lot of time researching editors, you can tell she truly practices what she preaches. She took her time and ensured I was satisfied with the revisions. I cannot recommend her enough!”
Mayte M.
“Serena reviewed my manuscript with such precision and attention to detail. She was kind and honest, never stripping my voice, but helped me see where I could strengthen my book. I’m excited to dive back into my novel.”
