Contract Writer - A Book for Those Who Need Help Navigating In-Law Relationships

Location: RemotePosition OverviewIn-law relationships can be a source of tension that strains marriages and families. Miscommunication, unmet expectations, loyalty conflicts, and differing family cultures often create friction that feels difficult to resolve. We are seeking a contract writer to serve mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law who desire wisdom for navigating these complex family dynamics. This book should offer biblical insight and practical guidance that strengthens marriages and extended families rather than deepening division. Scope of WorkResearch, outline, and write a full-length manuscript (approximately 45,000–75,000 words) Collaborate closely with the editorial team through multiple rounds of revisionEnsure theological alignment with The Daily Grace Co.’s doctrinal commitmentCommitmentContract, per-project basis.CompensationCompensation is determined based on project scope and complexity.Additional InformationContractors are engaged based on the needs of specific projects and are not guaranteed ongoing or full-time work. Participation in meetings, workshops, or collaborative sessions may be requested depending on the project timeline.Why Publish with The Daily Grace Co.?With over a decade of publishing experience, The Daily Grace Co. creates Christ-centered resources marked by theological depth, biblical faithfulness, and practical encouragement. We value thoughtful, faithful writers and partner closely from concept development through launch. Our goal is not simply to publish books—but to serve readers with resources that meet real needs and help them treasure Christ.Proposal Requirements Important:Proposals that do not include all required components listed below cannot be reviewed.Please submit all materials inasingle PDF(not a Word Doc or Google Doc) that includes:1. Title and Subtitle2. Controlling Idea (1–2 sentences)3. One-Paragraph SummaryProvide a concise overview of the book’s purpose, scope, structure, and tone.4. Target Audience Description (One of the Most Important Sections)Who this book is specifically forTheir stage or season of life The particular struggles, questions, or longings they are experiencingWhy this book matters to them nowTip: Specificity is essential. Broad descriptions such as “Christian women” or “believers” are not sufficient.5. Comparable Titles (2–3 from the Past 5 Years) Identify 2–3 comparable books published within the last five years and explain:How your book overlaps with each oneHow it is meaningfully distinct in approach, audience, tone, or theological emphasis6. Author BioExplain what uniquely qualifies you to write this book, including:EducationMinistry, counseling, academic, or professional experienceSubject-matter expertiseLived experience relevant to the topic (if appropriate)Previous publishing or writing experience7. Detailed Chapter OutlineProvide a working table of contents that includes:Chapter titlesThe main idea of each chapter and how it supports the controlling idea of the book8. Front and Back Matter (Optional)Describe any supplemental materials (e.g., photography, illustrations, reflection questions, discussion guides, recommended resources, liturgies, appendices, etc.).9. Timeline and SpecificationsInclude:Current manuscript status (idea stage, in progress, complete, etc.)Estimated total word count (typically 45,000–75,000 words)Anticipated manuscript delivery date10. Other Book Ideas (Optional)If you have additional book concepts that may be a fit for The Daily Grace Co., please include a brief description of each idea (1–3 sentences per concept). While these ideas will not be considered part of the current proposal, they may be considered for future publishing opportunities.11. Sample MaterialThe complete book introductionTwo fully written sample chapters representative of the final manuscriptSalary: Determined per projectOriginally posted on Himalayas