Ghostwriting: The Complete Guide
To those of us in the world of business, the ability to create images, tell stories, and paint pictures with words is often illusive. We sometimes have a feeling that our reader will finish what we have written and shake their head. Yet Eva Shaw, one of the finest wordsmiths I have had the pleasure to meet, has the ability to make words come to life. Whether she is crafting material on death-care issues as in her important book What to Do When a Loved One Dies or on any of the ghostwritten projects I have been privileged to review, she pulls the reader in to inform and educate.  As an author of much acclaim, Eva takes on the often problematical process of connecting with a reader, a reader unknown even to the author, and creates intensely readable work. I highly recommend her. Frank B. Stewart, Jr., Chairman of the Board Stewart Enterprises, Inc. --RecommendationEva Shaw and I been colleagues for more than 30 years and she's a fantastic writer whose work gets better and better. As a ghost, she's the best of the best. Sheila T. Cluff, Owner/Founder, The Oaks at Ojai --RecommendationEva Shaw is an amazing person and ghostwriter. She is multi-dimensional and multi-talented. Samuel DuBois Cook, Ph.D., LL.D., L.H.D. --Recommendation