Sherry
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Sean Gibson:
Sean, I noticed in one of your reviews that you had a line under your name to tell who recommended the book to you. Would you share with me how you accomplished this? I am sure it is obvious, but Good Reads help desk does not seem to be able to tell me. Thanks in advance for the help and the line was very sexy with the hips of a young Elvis Presley, the dulcet......well you get it. :)
Sean Gibson
I am here to help, Sherry!
When you write a review, you should a field beneath the "Dates read" section that says, "Who recommended it to me." If you start typing the name of the person in that field, it will auto complete by filling in anyone in your group of friends with that name (if you have multiple people with the same name, you can scroll down to pick the right one). I hope that helps!
(This is a fantastic development, incidentally...now, not only am I a bestselling author (within the confines of my own Amazon cart) and sex symbol to dozens of myopic octogenarians (I'm like Spanish fly to those bingo-playing she-tigers), but now I'm a bona fide go-to expert for all things Goodreads!)
When you write a review, you should a field beneath the "Dates read" section that says, "Who recommended it to me." If you start typing the name of the person in that field, it will auto complete by filling in anyone in your group of friends with that name (if you have multiple people with the same name, you can scroll down to pick the right one). I hope that helps!
(This is a fantastic development, incidentally...now, not only am I a bestselling author (within the confines of my own Amazon cart) and sex symbol to dozens of myopic octogenarians (I'm like Spanish fly to those bingo-playing she-tigers), but now I'm a bona fide go-to expert for all things Goodreads!)
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♥♥Mari♥♥
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Sean Gibson:
I LOVE books related to the Arthurian tales, so I have added your novel, "The Camelot Shadow", to my TBR shelves here on Goodreads. The plot sounds SO fascinating, too! I see that it's only available in a Kindle edition, though. Do you have any plans to release it in a printed edition, as well? Oh, I hope you do!! (Especially after your funny rant against the Internet....lol.)
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