Oh, not just for editing. Sorry. She was also running a small "publishing" house that turned more into a vanity press and she got people to pay to have their books published and then never published them in the end. She did several rounds of actually publishing books and one of them ended up getting bought up by Simon and Schuster, so people gave money thinking that they had a good opportunity and she certainly talked a good talk. Plus she was a professor at the University of Washington. Not bad credentials.

I hired her to do some editing on an early, early draft of my first book many years ago and she was a very good editor and taught me a lot about writing. But now, well, something odd happened to her and I feel bad for the folks she took for a ride. I have no idea how things are now that she is in Arizona, but a quick Google shows that she is still promoting herself as a teacher and editor, but isn't connected to any university. I think the UW may have booted her.