Publishing a book has never been easier… Publishing a book has never been easier for me So, I decided to hire a professional team and I approached this agency named as Amazon digital Pro and they published my book on KDP and I am very happy that they did it very professionally for me. Highly recommended.

Don't think I could recommend Some things went okay. Other times not so much. I could have used a lot more clarity on the process. The reps were at times evasive and even deceitful. And now the emails for my contact people are all returned as "undeliverable".

Thanks to Amazon Digital Pro Thanks to Amazon Digital Pro, getting my book out into the world was a breeze. I was also very please with the quality of the formatting and proofreading services I received. Definitely something you should look into!

Through the project Through the project, the team was very helpful. They kept us up to date on every step of the process and openly absorbed our feedback. Working with professional people was a fantastic experience overall. Working with these kinds of professionals has always been a pleasure.

ADP--Frustrating, Costly, and Totally Unsatisfying ADP receives 1 star for finally publishing my book, Macaw Becomes a Rainbow, but only after publishing what was to be a children's book in English and Spanish as two separate books, and it took several email complaints for them to correct the error. ADP receives the second star for finishing the Website, but only after several months of anguish and emails about the product. From start to finish, the publishing process was aggravating, complete with bait-and-switch tactics, and much higher costs than anticipated such that I'll never recoup my expenses, even if the book sells well. The initial cost was quoted as $1199. Then they required $4200 more to finish the job which was to include an online video, etc. They told me, none of this was covered in the original $1199. I had no choice if I wanted the book printed. Then they wanted $4000 more to make a 1-minute video rather than the 30-second one (I declined). Then they wanted $499 more to manage and monitor the Website for 3 years, a cost that I thought was covered in the $4200 which they said only covered 30-days. I don't know how others here received 4 & 5 star service. Two stars is generous for the amount of aggravation I endured during the months-long process. The final rub was they would not send books to Barnes & Noble unless B&N sent them a W-9 form for me. I'm not a B&N employee! So B&N doesn't have my books for sale. If you want to self-publish, do not use ADP (B&N's service might be better). I'm done with ADP. Fortunately a major university press now has two of my academic books in press. Update 12/8/2023: I have received several small royalty checks this year. One further problem is that ADP does not itemize the royalties. I have no idea which of my books has sold, so I cannot check whether the royalty amounts are correct. Just one more reason not to use this publisher. Update 12/31/2023: I would now reduce my rating to 1 star. I went to my Website, and when I clicked on the image of Macaw Becomes a Rainbow, books by B.E. Themeson fill the screen!!! And bookstores such as Barnes & Noble still are unable to order this or any of my books from Amazon. Overall, a terrible experience becomes worse. Update 1/8/2024: My experience with Amazon Digital Pro continues to worsen. I would now rate them as minus 10 it I could. I emailed Max Rogers, my supposed ADP rep who job it is, in part, to remedy problems such as another author's books being on my website. Nothing has been corrected, and he didn't bother to reply. This is my last update. Deal with Amazon Digital Pro at your own risk.