EQ: 2/16/18
PR: 2/19/18
Withdrew partial because manuscript needed more editing. He acknowledged the withdrawal and told me to submit again when I was ready.
PR 4/2/18
ER: 4/24/18

Contemporary romance 75K

EQ: 3/13/2018
3-5 page synopsis requested: 3/24
Synopsis sent: 3/25

EQ: 10/29/2017
PR: 10/30/2017
Submitted: 11/23/2017
Nudge: 02/27/2018
Passed. Better suited for general fiction.

EQ: 2-14-18
ER: 2-19-18
form letter

Thank you so much for your interest in Greyhaus Literary Agency. I appreciated having the chance to review this proposal.

I have had the opportunity to look over your initial proposal. Unfortunately, I am deciding to pass on this project. As you are aware, an agent has to really fall in love with a project to want to pursue it. In many cases, it is simply a matter of the premise making a strong impact with me from the start. Sometimes it is an issue of the plot elements simply not something that works for me. That is what happened here.

I do understand the writing may be strong, but this just came down to a subjective call. This is not an issue of the manuscript having something to revise. It was just that connection.

I would also remind you that even though this didn't work for me, it might certainly work for another agent.

Best of luck with this project.

EQ 10/31/2017
ER 11/25/2017
Same form letter as Blackhat
Historical Romance
105k

EQ: 12/22

EQ: 12/16/17
96k romantic suspense

EQ: 11/4/17
(Odd little niche agent - romance and women's fiction only. Submitted via his personal online form. His blog is interesting.)
Women's fiction - 102k
ER: 11/25/17

Form letter:
Thank you so much for your interest in Greyhaus Literary Agency. I appreciated having the chance to review this proposal.

I have had the opportunity to look over your initial proposal. Unfortunately, I am deciding to pass on this project. As you are aware, an agent has to really fall in love with a project to want to pursue it. In many cases, it is simply a matter of the premise making a strong impact with me from the start. Sometimes it is an issue of the plot elements simply not something that works for me. That is what happened here.

I do understand the writing may be strong, but this just came down to a subjective call. This is not an issue of the manuscript having something to revise. It was just that connection.

I would also remind you that even though this didn't work for me, it might certainly work for another agent.

Best of luck with this project.

Scott Eagan
Greyhaus Literary Agency
3021 20th St. Pl. SW

EQ: 10/24/17
ER: 10/29/17
Also nice personal note. Told me my work doesn't seem to fit in his area of genres and then was kind enough to tell me what genre he thinks it does belong in. Useful information is good. I appreciate it.

EQ: 10/20/17
ER: 10/29/17
Nice personal note. He had previously requested a partial for another of my manuscripts, so I was hoping he would for this YA paranormal romance too, but no. Oh well.

Profile Update: Open to queries.

Profile Update: Closed to queries.

EQ: 5/27/17
ER: 6/22/17 They represent romance and women's fiction. While mine has elements of both, he suggested my story was more suitable for general fiction. Interesting process. The first agent I queried learned that my protagonist was female and labeled my genre as women's fiction. So I went with that. With this response, my world just opened up to general fiction genre.

EQ: 3/30/17
PR: 4/14/17 - Requested a synopsis and any other material I wanted to include that I thought could be helpful to him. I included a chapter list and the first 50 pages.
ER: 5/25/17 (didn't connect with the story enough)

If you haven't read his blog posts, do so. They offer helpful tips and an insight into the mind of an agent and writer.