Synopses

I'm surprized the synopsis didn't travel along with the full. Normally it does. But yes, she'll eventually want that. You might crop that down to around three single-spaced pages. Unless it's a non-fiction book.

Good luck, hope you snag it!

Tri

Not all agents want a synopsis. Some prefer to write their own when they pitch. You might not need it at all, if they didn't ask for it when you sent the full.

I'd be prepared with a 3-page and a 1-page ready to go. You never know what the agent is going to ask for, so it's good to have both. In my experience, agents prefer shorter ones to longer ones, so clean up the 10-page (just to have handy in case), boil it down to a really good 3-page, and tighten it up to a 1-page. The 1-page is really just your query letter with a few more sentences about the plot and characters and how it all ends.

Good luck!