Happy with the work done I have recently published my book with Woodbridge in Feb. The experience has been amazing. The team has been supporting me since a year to finalize the editing and design of the book. I’m very happy with how it has turned out to be. There have been many add ons after the first consultation, but they have been marketing support and has worked brilliantly for my book. My book currently has 4.5 rating and I cannot be happier. I would have appreciated if the consultant guided me with the additional costs upfront as it would have helped me budget more effectively. Nevertheless, kudos to the team! Thank you Max and Alex for the endless explanations and Ted is Woodbridge’s star!

This company is a fraud This company is a fraud, blatantly promoting my bestselling ghostwritten books under a ghostwriter who doesn’t exist. My lawyer has been investigating for over a month and has contracts and correspondence. My clients have been notified, legal action to follow.

working on A child’s book I’ve been working on a child’s book called Sally and Mr Whiskers. So far everything has been amazing. We had a bump in the road and a miscommunication however we solved that and we’re back to being ok. Their an a amazing team! Definitely would use their services again.

Scam I have just discovered that this company are using a fake name, using my ghostwriting profile taken from my website, (word for word) and are also claiming credit for three of my best selling titles. My lawyers have been advised. A below the belt dispicable scam. They are charging $10,000 plus, to work with a best selling ghostwriter and hooking the client up with an unknown unexperienced writer.

I needed an Editor, but ended up with a Publisher I came to Woodbridge because the publishing company I was using had taken away my confidence. I had a book written by my deceased wife that needed to be edited. One of the editors read the book, praised it, and pointed out the kind of corrections that needed to be made. As the editing progressed the editor was correcting one or two chapters a week. I needed the edits by mid-September. So Alex Griffin, the project manager arranged a new schedule and added an additional editor to the task. I was so pleased with their work that I asked Alex to sign me up with Woodbridge to publish the book. Alex began right away working on the cover. A publication date is now in sight, and Alex wants me to go to the Miami Book Fair. I am very happy with Alex's enthusiasm and punctuality and with the editors' skill and thoroughness. Woodbridge also has a marketing plan set up that will do much to promote the book, even if I do not show it at the Miami Book Fair this November.