What is a really reliable way to get arcs?

[So C]

I have a lot of followers, and my stats are fine, but every time I request a book via netgalley or email, they deny me.  Any other websites out there for arcs?  OR advice?

yabetweenthelines.blogspot.com

[Amber Lane]

Also the post saying that you started your blog to get ARCs and that you don't need to have a blog to get ARCs would be a huge turn off. I wouldn't give you an ARC based on your blog. No offense, but it's true. 

[Monique Morgan]

I would like to recommend a wonderful page for Indie Arcs https://www.facebook.com/IndieARCs . Its a new page starting out, but is taking off pretty well. Currently there are about five arcs available from different authors, I am reading one right now to review on my blog, and I am loving it:)

[Bri Meets Books]

I agree with every point Amber makes.  

Also Flux is an indie publisher, so they have less resources and can be a bit more selective. I understand it, they put out great books.

[Michelle Warren]

Hi there!

I've just started a new Facebook Page for Indie Arcs. There are several available at the moment. Here is my link if you want to take a peek. http://www.facebook.com/IndieARCs

Also, Wander Dust is available for review. The link is here if you want to see if it interests you.

http://wanderdusttrilogy.com 

Happy Monday!

Michelle 

[Monique Morgan]

Hey Michelle, look at the post two above you:) Great minds think alike! lol. You offer a great site, and I couldn't help but share the love.

[Michelle Warren]

Thank you so much for the share :) I saw it right after I posted and was thrilled to see people chatting about it. Many, many thanks! 

[Bri Meets Books]

Wow, your book cover is gorgeous. 

[Lisa LaVergne-Pottgen]

Love the book cover.  I liked the FB page, and would also love to review Wander Dust if you are still looking for reviewers.  Blog is at http://justanotherrabidreader.wordpress.com.  You can feel free to use the contact form, or let me know if you want my email address.