Jaimie Engle
Bio
 Ready to Bring Your Story to Life?
Whether you’re dreaming of a bestselling book, a powerful memoir, or a screenplay destined for the big screen, Jaimie Engle is here to help you make it happen.
As a multiple award-winning novelist, ghostwriter, and editor, Jaimie has helped hundreds of clients turn their ideas into polished, publishable works—many of which have gone on to win awards, land publishing deals, and even get adapted for film and television.
 What Jaimie Can Help You With:
Books: Picture books, middle grade, young adult, adult fiction & nonfiction
Genres: Drama, thriller, mystery, horror, sci-fi, fantasy, comedy, clean romance, romantic comedy, inspirational, Christian
Nonfiction: Memoir, biography, self-help, business books
Screen Projects: Screenplays, teleplays, animation scripts, comic books
 Jaimie does not work on erotica, new adult, or open-door sex scenes.
 Why Clients Trust Jaimie:
Her YA novel Metal Mouth was a Kirkus Editor’s Choice, a Book to Film Award quarterfinalist, and won the Publisher’s Book Life Prize in Fiction
She’s a Writers of the Future Award recipient and a semifinalist in both the Austin Film Festival and Screencraft
Her feature film Just Jake was optioned and distributed through UPTV Faith & Family Network (2023)
She developed her story idea with DreamWorks Animation Studios (2025)
She teaches storytelling and publishing at national conferences, libraries, and schools, empowering writers of all levels
 From Book to Screen
Jaimie specializes in adapting books into screenplays and teleplays, with several of her own projects currently in development with major studios and networks. If you’re dreaming of seeing your story on screen, she knows the path—and can walk it with you.
 Let’s Tell Your Story
Jaimie’s process is collaborative, empowering, and tailored to your voice. Whether you need help outlining your ideas, writing your manuscript, or polishing your final draft, she’s here to guide you every step of the way.
Based in Florida, Jaimie works with clients worldwide. Fun fact: She danced at the halftime show of the Aloha Bowl and shares her writing space with her Boston named Moofart.