I will be your contemporary romance beta reader, cozy romance beta reader
Romance Beta Reader and a Published Author
About this Gig
Want feedback from someone who writes romance, not just reads it?
I'm Emma, a published romance author. I beta read contemporary romance and romcom manuscripts with an author's eye and a reader's heart. I know what makes readers fall for a book, and what makes them put it down.
I love small town, sports and hockey romance, fake dating, grumpy sunshine, second chance, friends to lovers, and office and billionaire romance.
My feedback covers:
- Spark, banter and believable chemistry
- Slow burn, emotional beats and your romance arc
- Character motivation and growth
- Pacing, plot holes and saggy middles
- Your third act conflict and HEA or HFN
- Whether your tropes deliver what readers expect
You'll get a clear beta reader report with author-level insight into what's working and how to make it stronger. All packages add chapter reactions and inline comments.
Clean to spicy, every heat level is welcome. Ideal for indie authors, KDP and Kindle Unlimited writers, and querying authors.
Your manuscript stays private. Message me with your word count and deadline before ordering.
Genre:
Romance
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Fantasy
Language:
English
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Spanish
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
FAQ
Why choose a published author as your beta reader?
I've been through drafting, beta feedback, revisions and publishing myself. I don't just tell you what didn't work; I explain why, and how to fix it.
Which contemporary romance subgenres do you read?
Small town, sports and hockey, rom-com, billionaire, office, new adult, college, holiday, single parent, age gap, and most other contemporary subgenres.
Do you read spicy or open door romance?
Yes. I read every heat level, from clean and closed door to steamy and explicit. Just tell me your heat level and any content warnings.
Is my manuscript safe with you?
Completely. As an author, I know how precious unpublished work is. I never share, post or reuse it, and I delete files after delivery if you ask.
