3. Target Audience (ungraded)

We provide an assessment of the target audience that would best relate to this manuscript.  This includes any distinguishing demographics that apply, including age, gender, religious affiliation, reading level, race, ethnicity, and country of residence.

4. Structure and Logical Flow (graded)

We provide an assessment of the manuscript’s structure and logical flow.  We will grade the manuscript as EXCELLENT if the reader is led along a logical path, GOOD if the manuscript is publishable as-is, or NEEDS WORK if the structure needs to be revised for a professional publication.  If the manuscript NEEDS WORK, we provide specific examples of improvements that must be made before publishing through Promise of Love.

5. Technical Quality (graded)

We assess spelling, grammar, sentence structure, clarity, readability, and similar mechanical considerations.  For these considerations, we provide 2 grades: Grade One considers quality at a high school level.  Grade Two considers quality at a collegiate level.  If Grade One (high school) falls below a B, we provide specific examples of improvements that must be made to raise it to a High School B or higher.  Promise of Love will not publish a lower grade book.

6. Doctrinal Assessment (graded)

We assess if the manuscript brings forth sound doctrine relative to the NKJV and well-known bible scholars.  If any doctrine promoted in this manuscript is patently wrong, we will assess this manuscript as a FAIL with explanation.  If doctrine is sound, this consideration receives a PASS for publishing.  If the manuscript has questionable doctrine, we return a set of questions to the author to clarify their point of view.

7. Grounding Points (ungraded)

We provide a list of key points the manuscript represents from the reader’s perspective.