"The idea to write a book came after 12+ years of running our own business. We had a genuine desire to share what we had learned with the next generation of entrepreneurs. We quickly learned that tackling this alone was not feasible, so after numerous interviews and false starts we were referred to Catherine Knepper. After the first interview we knew the search was over. Catherine has been exceptional to work with in every respect imaginable. She has exceeded our expectations every step of the way and is now helping us to get published. If you are looking for a ghostwriter look no further, Catherine is the best of the best."
~ Allen & Andrea Beach, founders of Argus Connection, Inc. and authors of Be a Wolf: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Becoming Leaders of the Pack
"Catherine Knepper has been a critical member of our team as we researched, wrote, published, and promoted The Adversity Paradox. Whether it is editing, writing, or structuring ideas, she is highly proficient."
~ Barry Griswell, chairman and retired CEO of The Principal Financial Group, and Bob Jennings, president of Lean Management Group, Inc., authors of The Adversity Paradox, a Wall Street Journal best-seller
"Catherine is gifted not just in crafting great prose and helping others craft great prose. She's gifted in gently instructing and guiding you along the way so that your future work will be that much better."
~ Lia Huber, founder of Nourish Network and author of I Land Home
"Many important eyes have looked at Fear and Faith in Paradise: Travels in the Middle East from Bush to Obama, but few as discerning and imaginative as Catherine Knepper. She has played more than a few roles in the manuscript’s development, from copy editor and sounding board to fact checker and midwife. Her faith in the manuscript was untiring."
~ Phil Karber, author of Fear and Faith in Paradise and The Indochina Chronicles: Travels in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, winner of the 2006 Lowell Thomas "Travel Book of the Year" Bronze Award
"Catherine Knepper provided incisive and erudite criticism of my fiction manuscript. Her editing suggestions made good sense and improved the book immeasurably. I value her insights enough that I plan to ask her to edit its sequel."
~ Lisa King, author of Death in a Wine-Dark Sea