Reviews are in! Yaya!
Woot woot! Reviews for "Snowed In at the Archive" are coming in.
Check these out:
"This story has it all... The romance, a mystery, snow, typical brothers, guy who left, snow, bad guys, intrigue, and more snow. The plot has many ups and downs and a few twists to keep you on your toes. I could not put this book down. Get ready for a lot of smiles with this one." - JLH
"I loved this book! Very interesting complex and quirky characters made this a very enjoyable read. Lots of twists and turns and surprises occur throughout the story which makes it a page turner! Looking forward to reading more by this author!" -Charlene
"This story is a refreshingly clean but most satisfying read, exuding authentic small town flavour. With good pacing and a taut buildup to a nail-biting climax, the suspense, romance, and humour, are all superbly balanced. The characters are intelligent, loyal, and genuinely likeable - the type of people I wouldn’t mind spending more time with. In fact, the only thing that would make this book even better would be an extended epilogue." - Bev H.
Eeeee! I just love reading reviews. And I appreciate so much those who are willing to take the time. It really means a lot. Thank you!
As any author knows, one of the best, THE BEST, things about being an author is seeing reviews come in.
It's even better when the reviews are good. (Shocker, I know.)
Of course we love hearing what people think about our books, but there's actually so much more to it than that.
Check out this handy infographic I found on Google. It explains why reviews are about so much more than just bolstering an authors ego. (Though, feel free. 😉)
Did you know this? Interesting right?
And there's more to it than that. Many people don't realize this, but being an author is being a small business. And most authors don't make much money. The ones that do the best, inevitably are the one who can get reviews.
So, if you enjoy a book, review a book.
You could put "Loved it!" or "This was great!" or "Must read!" or "Excellent!"
It's not what you put that matters so much, (though authors do love to hear what you think,) it's the number of reviews that an author gets that really counts.
So, go forth and review!
Check these out:
"This story has it all... The romance, a mystery, snow, typical brothers, guy who left, snow, bad guys, intrigue, and more snow. The plot has many ups and downs and a few twists to keep you on your toes. I could not put this book down. Get ready for a lot of smiles with this one." - JLH
"I loved this book! Very interesting complex and quirky characters made this a very enjoyable read. Lots of twists and turns and surprises occur throughout the story which makes it a page turner! Looking forward to reading more by this author!" -Charlene
"This story is a refreshingly clean but most satisfying read, exuding authentic small town flavour. With good pacing and a taut buildup to a nail-biting climax, the suspense, romance, and humour, are all superbly balanced. The characters are intelligent, loyal, and genuinely likeable - the type of people I wouldn’t mind spending more time with. In fact, the only thing that would make this book even better would be an extended epilogue." - Bev H.
Eeeee! I just love reading reviews. And I appreciate so much those who are willing to take the time. It really means a lot. Thank you!
As any author knows, one of the best, THE BEST, things about being an author is seeing reviews come in.
It's even better when the reviews are good. (Shocker, I know.)
Of course we love hearing what people think about our books, but there's actually so much more to it than that.
Check out this handy infographic I found on Google. It explains why reviews are about so much more than just bolstering an authors ego. (Though, feel free. 😉)
Did you know this? Interesting right?
And there's more to it than that. Many people don't realize this, but being an author is being a small business. And most authors don't make much money. The ones that do the best, inevitably are the one who can get reviews.
So, if you enjoy a book, review a book.
You could put "Loved it!" or "This was great!" or "Must read!" or "Excellent!"
It's not what you put that matters so much, (though authors do love to hear what you think,) it's the number of reviews that an author gets that really counts.
So, go forth and review!
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