I work on a wide range of fiction and non-fiction; this reflects my own taste as I read broadly. I offer a number of editorial services to writers and professional clients: see here.

I’ve added more than 300 covers to the dropdown tabs above by genre, which is a selection of published titles from my freelance portfolio; this will give you a flavour of my experience. I’ve also shone a spotlight on some below. These are all books that I worked on in an editorial capacity, e.g. developmental editing, line editing, copy editing, or proofreading.

A selection of Sunday Times Bestsellers I've worked on

• The Summer of Impossible Things by Rowan Coleman

• How to be Famous by Caitlin Moran

• Lucky by Ed Jackson (rugby union player turned Paralympics presenter)

• Get Divorced, Be Happy by Helen Thorn (award-winning comedian and podcaster)

• Hear Me Out by Sarah Harding

• Friend Request by Laura Marshall

• Midnight in Everwood by M.A. Kuzniar

• A Different Kind of Happy by Rachaele Hambleton (aka Part-Time Working Mummy)

• With This Kiss by Carrie Hope Fletcher

• Knee Deep in Life, and No Shame, both by Laura Belbin (author of the Knee Deep in Life blog)

• Be Yourself and Happier: The A-Z Guide to Wellbeing by Will Young

• Springtime at Cannon Hall Farm by The Nicholson Family

• Ten Things I Hate About Me: How to Stay Alive With a Brain That's Trying to Kill You by Joe Tracini

• The Good Liars by Anita Frank

• The Four by Ellie Keel

• Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

• The Dose Effect by TJ Power

• A Neighbour’s Guide to Murder by Louise Candlish

A selection of other titles

• Radio 2 Book Club picks: The End of the World Running Club by Adrian J Walker (2016), and The One by John Marrs (2017), which is now on Netflix

• Killer Intent by Tony Kent, which was chosen for the 2018 Zoe Ball TV Book Club, as was The Sunday Times bestseller The Summer of Impossible Things by Rowan Coleman

• Winner of the 2018 Speculative Romantic Novel RoNA Award: The Other Us by Fiona Harper

• Two of the six WHSmith Richard and Judy Book Club summer 2019 titles - How to be Famous by Caitlin Moran and Marked for Death by Tony Kent

• The No.1 bestselling novel (Ireland), The Hungry Road by Marita Conlon-McKenna (2021)

• Winner of the Romantic Novelists’ Association Popular Fiction Award 2022 (voted for by librarians, book bloggers and reviewers, and booksellers): The River Between Us by Liz Fenwick; and the Festive Holiday Romantic Novel Award 2022: Winter at Cliff’s End Cottage by Sheila Norton

• One Life: The True Story of Sir Nicholas Winton by Barbara Winton, the book that inspired the major motion picture ONE LIFE, starring Sir Anthony Hopkins and Helena Bonham Carter (2023)

• The BBC Book at Bedtime pick One Came Back by Rose McDonagh (2025), which was longlisted for the Caledonia First Novel Award and the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize

• The Quick and the Dead by Emma Hinds: A Love Reading Star Book and Best Book of the Year Pick 2025