Hello writers, I am Meghan a professional Christian book ghostwriter, I do book editing and design book covers. Glad to be part of faith driven community of writers. Attached is a sample of my most recent designs. Thanks to the admin for the warm welcome.

Good morning, I'm in Scotland, and was made redundant back in December. I've been job hunting for 5 months and sat down and wrote a prompt for creating a skills profile matching diagnostic, did a test run on it for myself and the top suggestion was a ghost writer for Linkedin. I tweaked the search to look for opportunities to be in service in a faith led capacity and it recommended writing and communications, with an emphasis on events, weddings and women in small businesses. Still trying to work out how that takes shape, but I went in search of faith based groups for creatives and found this group. So I am still working on how my writing is going to take shape but hello and thank you for welcoming me. "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" Philippians 4:13

We’ve had our first week together in Faith Writers, and I just want to say I’m really grateful for each of you who’s shown up. 🥹 I want to build this WITH you, not just for you. So I’d love to hear from you 👇 What’s been most helpful so far? What have you enjoyed the most? What would you like to see more of going forward? Whether it’s: Prayer threads Writing tips Peer feedback Accountability Or something else entirely, your input matters. Thanks for being a part of this 💪🏽

Good Morning, Faith Writers ☀️ One thing writing has taught me as a ghostwriter and cover designer is that powerful books rarely begin perfectly. They usually begin with obedience. A quiet idea. A rough draft. A message God won’t let go of. Keep writing anyway. Someone may one day find healing, wisdom, or encouragement in the words you almost gave up on. ✍️📖 Wishing everyone a productive and grace-filled writing day.

Why Most Stories Feel Empty (And How to Fix It) ✍️ A lot of stories don’t fail because of bad writing… They feel empty because nothing really matters in the scene. Here’s what I mean: If your character: Doesn’t risk anything Doesn’t stand to lose anything Or can just “try again later” 👉 Then there are no real stakes. And if there are no stakes, readers won’t feel anything. 🔑 The Fix: Give Your Character Something to Lose Ask yourself: What does my character want right now? What happens if they don’t get it? Why does it matter in this moment? Even a simple scene becomes powerful when something is on the line. ⚡ Example: Instead of: A character talks to someone and hopes it goes well Try: If this conversation fails, they lose a relationship, an opportunity, or even their safety Now the scene has weight. 🎯 Try This: Take a scene you’ve written and ask: “What’s at stake here?” If the answer is “not much”… that’s your opportunity to strengthen it. 👇 If you want feedback, drop a short scene below and I’ll help you identify the stakes.