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This is the process of scoring the agreement of the book (at least this is my process): send informal questions to the series editor, send official and sample chapters to the editor, and anonymous readers suggest and Wait for the sample chapter to be reported. The report responds appropriately to tell you your ability to solve your problem; the editor should offer your contract to you To present persuasive incidents to her editorial committee I will use your response to. Do you think that I was messed up? Yes, when I received the readers' reports they had meaning to me, and I knew that I could easily include their feedback on the revision of my opponent's manuscript. Apart from my answer, basically just saying it does not explain in detail how to improve the manuscript. "Hi, I'm sure what to do, and I am sure that the next draft will be better." For acquiring editors, building a convincing tone is not enough.