Jennifer has been a book lover for as long as she can remember. As a young girl, she'd sneak a flashlight into bed to read the latest Babysitter's Club novel late into the night.

Fast-forward 20-ish years and Jennifer landed the gig of her dreams at a publishing house, Thomas Nelson Publishers. She reveled in helping authors promote their books, working with authors who had large platforms as well as first-time authors just getting started.

Five years in, Nelson was purchased by HarperCollins, and Jennifer's insight into the publishing world expanded further as she experienced life at one of the "Big Five" houses. While budgets were bigger and the clout at retail a little stronger, the process of shepherding authors through the process of getting their work out into the world was still the same. It was always a thrill. When Jennifer left HarperCollins in 2015, it was with a deep respect for the publishing process and everything that went into the development of a book.

Over the past seven years, she's honed her skills in content development. She's run her own business, where she supported numerous genres of self-published writers in launching their books. She's also spent the last six years creating content to promote technology products and services in the healthcare industry. Most recently, she is loving the experience of ghostwriting books and developing book proposals.