Publishing with purpose

Your manuscript deserves to become a book.

Finding Hope guides first-time authors from idea or manuscript to a professionally published book—giving unheard voices a platform, without taking away their rights.

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“Your story does not have to stay stuck.”

Choose the support your story needs.

One trusted partner for editing, design, publishing setup and launch support. Every project begins with a manuscript review and a clear written scope.

Polish + publish

Launch

Starting at $2,500 CAD

  • Proofreading
  • Professional cover design
  • Ebook + print formatting
  • ISBN and KDP setup
  • Amazon listing optimization
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Develop + launch

Signature

Starting at $8,500 CAD

  • Everything in Professional
  • Developmental editing
  • Story-shaping guidance
  • Four-week launch campaign
  • Priority scheduling
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Need focused help? À la carte editing, cover design, formatting, coaching, ghostwriting and launch marketing are also available. Final quotes depend on manuscript length, condition, complexity and services required.

From uncertainty to published.

No confusing publishing jargon. No guessing what comes next. We move through the process together, one well-defined step at a time.

01

Talk about your book

Start with a free discovery call to share where your manuscript stands and what kind of help you need.

02

Choose your support

After a manuscript review, choose the right package, receive a clear quote and sign your agreement.

03

Publish together

A polished manuscript can usually move through production in about 6–8 weeks. Editing and approvals can extend the timeline.

Camille walked this road first.

Finding Hope exists so first-time authors do not have to figure out publishing alone.

Before she became a publishing partner, Camille became a self-published author. She knows how much courage it takes to turn lived experience into words—and how overwhelming the path from manuscript to market can feel.

She started Finding Hope to offer the kind of patient, plain-language guidance she believes every new author deserves. The work is rooted in one promise: helping meaningful stories find their voice while the author keeps ownership, creative control and 100% of their royalties.

Camille’s own catalogue includes:

Finding Hope, For Those Without A VoiceEnough Is EnoughShe Not Just A Girl- Journal

Stories of voice, strength and hope.

Camille’s writing reflects the same purpose at the heart of her publishing work: to make room for honest stories and help readers feel seen.

Cover of Finding Hope, For Those Without A Voice by Camille

Finding Hope, For Those Without A Voice

A story-led work centred on hope, voice and the courage to be heard.

Available on Amazon
Cover of Enough Is Enough by Camille

Enough Is Enough

A purposeful title about reaching a turning point and choosing a new way forward.

Available on Amazon
Cover of She Not Just A Girl- Journal by Camille

She Not Just A Girl- Journal

A guided journal created to make space for reflection, identity and growth.

Available on Amazon
Voices in the Silence film poster, showing a lone figure facing light breaking through storm clouds

Voices in the Silence

Written and Directed by Camille Glasgow

Voices in the Silence follows a group of survivors navigating the lasting effects of childhood sexual abuse. Haunted by painful memories and a mysterious Shadow representing their unspoken trauma, they must find the courage to confront their past and reclaim their voices. An emotional story of survival, healing, hope, and the power of breaking silence.

Your past does not define you. Your voice matters.

Content note: This film explores themes of childhood sexual abuse and healing.

Official trailer

Fundraising Premiere Screening

Friday, November 20, 2026 · 6:00–9:00 PM
Susan Fennell Sportsplex
500 Ray Lawson Blvd, Brampton

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Cover of Crimson Moon: The Strange Rumors of Georgetown by Weslyn Trimmingham

Crimson Moon: The Strange Rumors of Georgetown

by Weslyn Trimmingham

Available on Amazon

The Self-Publishing Checklist

Know what comes between a finished draft and a published book. Get a practical checklist covering manuscript readiness, editing, ISBNs, cover and interior files, distribution, launch and ownership.

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Answers before you begin.

How long does publishing take?
For a finished, polished manuscript, production usually takes about 6–8 weeks. A manuscript needing editing or major revisions will take longer. Your timeline is confirmed after review.
Do I keep the rights to my book?
Yes. You keep 100% of your rights and royalties. Your work remains yours, and you approve the manuscript, cover, metadata and final proof.
What if my manuscript is not finished?
You can still start. Book coaching, developmental editing and ghostwriting support can help shape your idea, create a plan or finish the manuscript.
What does it cost?
Done-for-you packages start at $2,500 CAD. Final pricing depends on manuscript length, condition, complexity and the services you choose.
Can I choose only one service?
Yes. À la carte support is available for editing, cover design, formatting, coaching, ghostwriting and launch marketing.
How do we start?
Book a free discovery call. We will discuss your book, your goals and the support you need. If the fit is right, the next step is a manuscript review and a clear proposal.

Your manuscript deserves its next step.

Bring your story, your questions and even your uncertainty. Finding Hope will help you see the clearest path forward.

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