Every great author started with a blank page.
Today, a new chapter begins.
Every published author once had a blank page, a story they weren’t sure anyone would read, and a dream that felt too big to chase alone.
Oakford Publishing was created for those authors.
Inspired by the belief that every great writer deserves a first chance, our mission is to discover, develop and champion new voices, guiding first-time authors through every step of the publishing journey with honesty, care and professionalism.
This is more than a publishing company.
It’s a promise that great stories deserve to be told, and that the people who write them deserve to be supported.
This is only the beginning.
Welcome to Oakford Publishing.
Who We Are
Man’s Best Friend
Coming Soon from Oakford Publishing
Jacob has finally found the man he believes he’s meant to spend forever with.
But love has a way of hiding what we don’t want to see.
As cracks begin to appear beneath the perfect relationship, Jacob is forced to question everything he thought he knew about the person he trusts most.
Jacob must decide to trust his heart… or his instincts.
But nobody warned him that not all doors are supposed to be opened.
Man’s Best Friend is the debut novel from Jai James and the first release from Oakford Publishing.
Publication date to be announced.
My Poetry Diary
Coming Soon from Oakford Publishing
Introducing Jacob’s Poetry Diary — a companion book designed to be read at the same time as the novel.
After major moments in Jacob’s story, readers will be directed to a specific page in his diary, where they can read the poem he wrote in that exact moment.
The thoughts he couldn’t say.
The feelings he couldn’t explain.
The truth he could only write down.
Jacob’s Poetry Diary will be available exclusively through the Oakford Publishing website, both individually and as part of the complete Man’s Best Friend reading experience.
And to celebrate the launch, the first 25 customers who order Man’s Best Friend directly from our website will receive a complimentary copy of Jacob’s diary.
Two books. One story. Read together.
