Testimonials

I first met Writer and Editor Lillie Ammann in 2005 through a professor of English who recommended her as an excellent publisher. During that first phone call, I knew Lillie was the one to help me make my dream come true.

I basically had the story and the pictures, Lillie did everything else. In no time at all, she had my work in beautiful, lasting form.

I found Lillie knowledgeable and affordable, the end result was a first-rate publication. Having published so many books, she knows how to captivate an audience and market a book.

On top of her professional reputation in the industry, I saw Lillie put her heart into my project. I am forever thankful for such a wonderful experience.

James Doughty, author of Some Monument to Last

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My executive coaching and career transition company has outsourced work to Lillie for more than five years. She has written a company style guide; drafted and edited proposals, reports, and training materials; worked on numerous resumes; and completed many other assignments. She is an excellent writer and editor, and her understanding of business enables her to contribute valuable insights that make the projects she works on more effective. She always goes above and beyond, and I appreciate her timely response and great work.

Barbara A. F. Greene, CEO of Greene and Associates, Inc.
ICF Master Certified Coach and M.S. Degree in Counseling

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From the Acknowledgments in the Christian nonfiction book On the Wings of the Wind: A Journey to Faith by Patricia Eytcheson Taylor and James C. Taylor:

“A special thank you to our editor, Lillie Ammann, whose professionalism and invaluable assistance and guidance, with her loving patience and suggestions, made this book a dream come true.”

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From an e-mail from author Ben Ferguson, whose work-in-progress God, I’ve Got a Problem is an update of a previous work that was in print for 20 years: 

“You helped more than you realize.  After the first couple chapters I found myself looking at a sentence and asking ‘What will Lillie say?’ As you can tell, I paid attention to your thoughts and suggestions. You have been a BIG help to me.” 

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“My name is Jerry Wayne. I am the National Sales Manager for a manufacturing company that was established in 1983. I’ve known Lillie for well over 10 years. She has helped our company portray a professional image in many ways. She has a unique talent for addressing customers’ complaints to their satisfaction. She is very proficient in writing/editing articles that concern our industry. She always handles these matters in a very unbiased and straightforward way as she takes the time to research all sides of an issue. Over the top customer service, knowledgeable and caring, that’s Lillie.”

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from the Acknowledgements of Spring House: Book 1 in the Westward Sagas by David Bowles:

“Lillie Ammann, freelance editor and author of Stroke of Luck, edited Spring House for me. She has kept me pointed in the right direction since the inception of this book, steering me back toward the center when my writing drifted away from the story line. She has taught me much about the craft of writing. Her knowledge of the publishing industry has kept me from making a lot of mistakes, and for that I am thankful.”

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“My name is Richard Turner and I am known as ‘The Cheat!’ For over thirty years I have traveled the world entertaining the rich, powerful, famous, and infamous with a deck of cards. 

I say that to say this.  I have been working with Lillie on some writing projects for about three years, and I know quality.  Lillie is quality!  She is diligent, studious, thorough in her editing -and what makes her a true value is that she loves her work!”

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From the Acknowledgements of ACCOUNTING FOR STUDENT AND SCHOOL SUCCESS IN HIGH POVERTY, HIGH MINORITY SCHOOLS: A CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACH by Mary Jane Miller, Dissertation for the the Degree of Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership at the University of Texas at San Antonio:

“Finally, to Lillie Ammann, although I met you very late in the process, I believe that you were the light that saw me through to the end. It has been both a professional and a personal pleasure to work with you during the editing process.”