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Authors Needing Reviews and Interviews

This group is for authors who are looking for reviews and interviews and for bloggers who do reviews and interviews. Authors post a link to your work or if your is still in progress then post a link to your blog with updates on your work.  Bloggers post your blog link, a way for you to be contacted and what genre of work you review

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Looking to take part in giveaway, book spotlight, or other opportunity for June/July or later

I currently have two novels available as self-published ebooks. (Synopses are below.)I am looking for promotion opportunities:giveawaysbook spotlightsauthor interviewsanything else! :)Interested…Continue

Started by Adrian W. Lilly 6 hours ago.

TOUR HOSTS WANTED: Letting Go and Moving On by James Oh

Hello!Irresisitible Reads Book Tours is looking for bloggers to host a review, interview, guest post or book excerpt during the Letting Go and Moving On by James Oh blog tour.Join the fun!…Continue

Tags: Tour

Started by Carla Nóbrega on Sunday.

What it means to pay Kirkus for reviews 6 Replies

I had recently submitted my novel,…Continue

Tags: santo, fantasy, fiction, adam, author

Started by Adam Santo. Last reply by Adam Santo on Sunday.

Seeking Reviews for Temperature: Bitter Cold

I am looking for reviewers/bloggers to review Temperature: Bitter Cold.Here is a quick synopsis:Adam Santo offers this riveting sequel to his…Continue

Tags: fantasy, fiction, ebook, new, novel

Started by Adam Santo on Sunday.

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Comment by T. Rae Mitchell 3 hours ago

YA Fantasy Available for Review

Fate's Fables

By T. Rae Mitchell

Website: http://traemitchell.com

Amazon: http://www.amzn.com/0991798708

Publisher: Orignal Mix Media

Published: February 2013

Format available for review: Kindle, Print, PDF

For review copies contact: t@traemitchell.com

Happy to do interview and/or guest post with giveaway!

 

Seventeen-year-old Fate Floyd loves adventure –– as long as it’s enjoyed from the comfort of her couch. So it’s probably best she has no idea the future of the universe rests squarely on her shoulders.

Far from Earth in the deepest region of space, a colossal screw-up has unleashed terrible forces within a secret vault called the Keep. In a last ditch effort to prevent eternal chaos throughout the cosmos, the Keep’s Guardian must send her successor on a desperate mission.

Summoned by this complete stranger’s spell, Fate’s cast into a savage wonderland bound by the ancient Book of Fables to retrieve a magical object powerful enough to set everything right. And if getting chucked through a secret portal isn’t traumatic enough, Fate discovers the only way out is to change the endings of the book’s 8 dark fables into their mirror opposites.

Fortunately, she doesn’t have to run this gauntlet alone because she meets the mysteriously familiar Finn, who’s as inexplicably drawn to her as she is to him. As they endure horrors beyond imagining, Fate awakens to powers she never knew she possessed and Finn questions his very existence, while an insidious darkness changes him in frightening ways. Ultimately, Fate must confront the faceless evil concealing itself behind the eyes of her one true love or remain trapped within the Book of Fables forever.


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Comment by Glenn T Langohr yesterday

I went from 10 years in prison on drug charges to best selling author! Here's one~ Prison Riot, A True Story, is on sale for .99 with kindle or 9.99 in print or audio book, a best seller on Amazon~ http://amzn.to/YUJm5f

My Facebook to message me for a FREE copy for review/interview~ https://www.facebook.com/glennlangohrcalifornia?ref=tn_tnmn

My website: http://www.audiobookprisonstories.com 


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Comment by pa ul yesterday

I do write reviews about eBook/Book.  I read first the eBook/Book copy then write at least 400 words plus original and unpublished HONEST review about it then post it into my HI-STAT website which is PR3, <150K Alexa rank, >10K visitors per month http://www.pa-ul.net and if interested contact me for further inquiries.


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Comment by Sharon Goodwin on Sunday

Available to review on a book tour (and a guest post):

Paperback: 128 pages

Publisher: New Generation Publishing (8 Mar 2013)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1909593753

ISBN-13: 978-1909593756

 

 

When author Julia Ibbotson and her husband first saw the old Victorian rectory in dire need of renovation, a mile out of the nearest village in the midst of the English moorlands, they fell in love with it and the lifestyle it represented, with its farmhouse kitchen range at its heart. This delightful memoir describes the trials and tribulations of their quest to make their vision come true.

 

They hoped they could make the sad, neglected house glow again and that they could integrate themselves into the small traditional village, with its cottages, hall and outlying farms. The Old Rectory focuses on the centrality of the kitchen as the pulse of the family and home, and shows the importance of food and cooking throughout the changing seasons, history and moods of the countryside as the couple strive to live the dream.

The Old Rectory: Escape to a Country Kitchen, a true story of renovation – of a house and of lives, of finding what is important in life – and with the added delight of recipes to feed the soul.

Please email fictionaddiction.booktours@gmail.com


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Comment by R.K. Wayne on Sunday

For those looking for an exciting YA fantasy or adventure:

Ryan and the Dark Sword by R.K. Wayne

My first novel, Ryan and the Dark Sword, is now available on Amazon for Kindle. The book is YA fantasy and is similar to things like Chronicles of Narnia, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, etc. Please check it out!

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CJNJIJK

Ryan Thayer is your typical high school outcast: mocked, bullied, and constantly in trouble. But when he sees a girl in a house that has been abandoned for years and follows her through a mysterious gateway, he finds himself in a strange world. It is a world fighting an age-old war which has powerful implications, not only for this new land, but for Ryan’s home as well.

Forced to choose between returning home or joining the battle, Ryan decides to fight, knowing that his world’s fate hangs in the balance. He is whisked off to join the Cadyii in their mountain stronghold of Avengarde. There, along with a few new friends, Ryan is taught to use a magical power known as spectra, trained in the art of battle, and even given a magical weapon. But all is not as it seems at Avengarde. The keep has the constant buzz of secrecy around it. And then there is the matter of Ryan’s sword, whose tainted, black blade may be hiding a dark past.

As Ryan struggles through grueling lessons and a teacher who wants to kill him, Ryan has to figure out just what sort of secrets this new world – and his sword – really hold.

Hope you enjoy it!

Comment by Rebecca E Boucher on May 15, 2013 at 1:23pm

Looking forward to contacting a lot of you. There are some great looking books on here :)

Comment by Rebecca E Boucher on May 15, 2013 at 1:22pm

Two great giveaways going on now at my blog, My Life With Books and Boys www.beccab8.blogspot.com

Comment by Rebecca E Boucher on May 15, 2013 at 1:22pm

I am a book blogger and author, as well as tour organizer for Write More Publications. Check out my blog www.beccab8.blogspot.com

Comment by Rebecca E Boucher on May 15, 2013 at 1:21pm

Hi Everyone, I am starting to organize a Blog Tour for a great book, Runaway Girl by Elaine White. The tour will run in July and spaces are open. You can find all the info on my blog http://beccab8.blogspot.com/p/blog-tour-opportunities.html This is Elaine's first book, and my first tour as blog tour coordinator for Write More Publications. We will have some great prizes and lots of fun. 


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Comment by Book Buzz on May 13, 2013 at 2:35pm

Military Fiction Novel Available For Review

Dead Ringer
By William Cone
Publisher: CreateSpace
ISBN: 978-1470177263
Pages: 276
Genre: Military Action/Thriller/Fiction
Format available for review: Print, Kindle

A WWII Thriller setting forth a fictional story that almost seems believable. A clandestine operation between the Nazis and Japanese during WW II provides enough uranium for production of a nuclear warhead to loose on the Allies. The story is of an incredibly audacious plot to stop the activity. To provide more details would be a disservice to the reader. The author has provided a well-written, unusual plot based upon pertinent historical detail and some vague rumors, whose origins were impossible to discover, but had some circulation in the later war years and beyond. The presentation is somewhat reminiscent of Clancy but with more emphasis on Jack Higgin’s novels at a slightly slower pace. I believe readers of historical novels will thoroughly enjoy Dead Ringer.

For review copies contact:

William Cone
Email: sf.bill@hotmail.com

 

 
 
 

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