NY Book PublishersReviews of nybookpublishers.com

I was very impressed with Logan and his team. They were on point with editing, marketing and publication. However, after I signed my contract and paid $15000:with the guarantee of a percentage of return on my money, only to find out that I trusted the company swindled. I called and left voice messages, send emails and text messages and got no response. I was ghosted by Logan who was the point of contact. No delivery was done base upon the amount of money invested. They bait you, took your money then ghosted you. I lost all my investment.

Update!!! This has been one long hard road but I finally got NY Books Publishers to respond and they finally refunded me for the purchase of a package that was not a good fit for my project. It took around two years or so to accomplish this but I am very happy to report that I finally got my money back.

When I first started working with NY Book Publishers on my book, everything looked great. They promised editing, formatting, cover design, and distribution across platforms — all for what seemed like a fair price. In the beginning, they were responsive and helpful, and I really thought I had found the right team. At that point, I’d have given them 5 stars. But once we got closer to the finish line, things took a turn. The marketing team started pushing me hard to buy into expensive promotional packages, one of which was close to $25,000. When I said no, the communication slowed down to almost nothing. Suddenly, progress stalled, and I had to finish the editing and formatting myself. In the end, I paid another company to finalize my cover and files, which they did in a matter of days — after NY Book Publishers had dragged their feet for months. The upselling was relentless. They even quoted me $3,000 for an ISBN (which you can get for under $150 if you do it yourself). At that point, it became clear: this company cares more about selling overpriced add-ons than actually helping authors publish their work. If I could split my review in two, the beginning was 5 stars, but by the end it was a clear 1 star. To be fair, I’ll average it out at 2 stars overall, but honestly, I wouldn’t recommend them unless you’re prepared for constant upselling and poor follow-through once you decline.

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