Let Me Write Your Book

Gerry Mauldin, author of Pantyhose Parenting

There’s a wide space between wishing to write a book and actually writing one. Fortunately, I found Dr. Don who, with very little effort on my part, filled that space completely. He enabled me to write the book of my dreams. And he did it in just two months.

Dr. Don simply listened carefully to the rambling accounts of my life and of the things that I had learned and then somehow assembled them in a book in which every sentence seemed have flowed out of my brain, through his fingers, and unto the final page.

Dr. Duane Schnittker, author of Tales and Tails

I spent three decades as a veterinarian and owner of a pet hospital. On a number of occasions, listeners would tell me that I should write a book. Fortunately, my wife Sue got me connected with Dr. Don and in only a couple months he wrote the narrative that I had wanted to write.

It was an amazing process to watch the book unfold from week to week.  Apparently. without much effort, Don managed to pull off a trick that seemed impossible — to write my stories exactly as I would have wished to write them myself if I possessed the ability to do so.

John Slatten, author of I’m John Slatten

I’m grateful that Dr. Don had the patience to listen to the things that I had to say, the wisdom to understand what I actually intended, and the talent to write them in a lively style that encourages people actually to read them. It’s been a relief to know that the account of my life and thoughts has been been preserved for the generations that will follow.

Linda Edwards, author of Lessons Momma Never Taught

Dr. Don would listen to the rambling and raucous comments we three women were making about boys, our sexual experiences, problems we had faced, and insights we had come to. Then he would come back, sometimes only a few hours later, with the most wonderful chapters! It was amazing! Sometimes Nicole, Danielle, and I would burst out laughing with delight at how perfectly Dr. Don had been to capture what we meant by what we had said.

Bill Bristow, author of I’m Bill Bristow

People told me for years that I should write a book about my life, family, and about the things I learned. The challenge suddenly seemed possible when Dr. Don ghostwrote an article about me in his 110° Magazine. The article turned out to be fine beyond my expectations and even imaginations, so I hired him and together we told the story of my life.

It was a joy to put the book together with Don. The sessions were pleasant; we did a lot of laughing together I can hardly believe how efficient he was in putting the book together in a remarkably short period of time with little need for correction, editing, and rewriting.

Regina Theobald, author of Overcoming Repetitive Patterns that Destroy Relationships

I am a professional psychologist and had a book burning in my heart for six years. However, every time I tried to write it I realized that I was lacking in any sense of how the book should be organized and how the sentences could flow together.

Dr. Don came into that frustrating situation like a creative whirlwind. The perfection of his sentences, paragraphs, and chapters sometimes moved me to tears as he read them because, while they were so far beyond what I had expected they were precisely what I would have asked for if I had known what I wanted.

It was like Dr. Don could read my mind.

Barbra Alexander, author of We Shouldn’t Take This Anymore

I wanted to write a book about some of the problems going on in the U.S. I didn’t have time to do the research and writing. Dr. Don listened to my ideas, researched the topics, and in five weeks created the book that I had been thinking about for a number of years. By means of his thorough Internet research, Don was able to discover some things that I hadn’t know about — and I’m a specialist on some of these topics.

I’m pretty sure that Dr. Don disagrees with some of the ideas in my book but he was able to write paragraphs and chapters that exactly contained the words I meant to write and not at all what he would have wanted me to say. He was like a chameleon in the way that he could adapt his writing to my thinking and communication style.