Looking for Reviews or Reads

[Brianne]

Jesseca wrote: "Brianne wrote: "Jesseca wrote: "I'd like to get some more reviews for my book, The Silent Blade. I can send it either in PDF or Kindle. :)"

I would love to read this if the offer i..."

Kindle format please! :) I'll send you my email now.

[Kellyn]

I'd like to offer free copies of my novella, The Lady of the Vineyard, in exchange for reviews!

Judy has lived with her egocentric mother since her parents divorced when she was a baby. When her father, Troy Kee, shows up at her sixth birthday party and whisks her away to his vineyard in France, Judy is more than happy to go with him. But Adele, Judy's mother, isn't quite ready to give up her daughter. Can Judy forgive Adele? More importantly, can Troy?

Clean, historical romance(ish) set in 1938, France and England. Email me at kellynroth@gmail.com or message me here if you're interested in reading it! :)

[Nathan]

I'm Nathan and I would love to get some reviews for my book, Written in Blood, book 1 from the series- The Foley Chronicles: Files from the 8th District, if there are any here who like to read Christian crime fiction.

[Hannah]

Howdy, howdy, howdy!

I am looking for reviews for The Letter, so if anybody's interested, just reply to this message, or send me a private one via Goodreads!



Here's a little synopsis:

First it was just a letter, maybe a joke, a coincidence. Now it was more than that. Now it was a living nightmare, threatening everyone he loved, pulling his greatest fear into a reality . . .

As the letters keep coming, Brock Sumner watches his world shatter at his feet. Building a wall around his heart seemed like the only answer. Is there any other way to protect the woman he loves?

A drunk, with no incentive to change; a runaway, with a price on his back; a young child, afraid in the dark . . .

Will the letters, perhaps, pull their lives together? Or will the killer find a way to destroy them all?

[Jazzy-girl]

Willowy wrote: "Howdy, howdy, howdy!

I am looking for reviews for The Letter, so if anybody's interested, just reply to this message, or send me a private one via Goodreads!

[bookcover:The Lett..."


As in, a free copy to review?If so, I'm totally interested!

[Hannah]

Jazzy wrote: "Willowy wrote: "Howdy, howdy, howdy!

I am looking for reviews for The Letter, so if anybody's interested, just reply to this message, or send me a private one via Goodreads!

[bo..."

Yes, Jazzy, free! If you private message me with your e-mail, I can send it to you! :)

[Diane]

Howdy all,

I work with Heather Blanton as her assistant. Anyone that is willing to read the pdf version of her latest book is welcome to it in exchange for an honest review. I would love for NEW readers to experience her writing. Ask Me to Marry You is a MALE mail-order bride story. Thanks for all your help!
Diane

[Hailey]

Willowy wrote: "Hey, ya'll! I have a new release! I am looking for reviews for This Hostile Land, a western, fictional short story. Leave me a message if you're interested!
"

I'd love to review "This Hostile Land," if you're still looking for reviewers. :)

[Hannah]

Ivy wrote: "Willowy wrote: "Hey, ya'll! I have a new release! I am looking for reviews for This Hostile Land, a western, fictional short story. Leave me a message if you're interested!
[bookcover:This Hostile ..."

Absolutely! I'll go ahead and send you an e-mail now. :)

[Yibbie]

Nathan wrote: "I'm Nathan and I would love to get some reviews for my book, Written in Blood, book 1 from the series- The Foley Chronicles: Files from the 8th District, if there are any here who like to read Chri..."

Hi Nathan, I'm an avid mystery fan. If you are still looking for reviews, I would love to give your book one. Be warned, though, I am honest. If I don't like it I'll say so. The only drawback on my end is I can only do Kindle format.

[Jennie]

Sarah wrote: "I'm especially interested in reviews of my book The Apprentices, as well as The Medieval Dictionary of Common Words & Phrases and [book:The Homegrown Historian|23522..."

Sarah, the medieval dictionary sounds interesting! I will read that if you still want some reviews.

[Kellyn]

(Just so everyone knows, I'm still looking for reviews of either of my novels, The Lady of the Vineyard or The Dressmaker's Secret.)

[R.J.]

Kellyn I'm happy to read The Dressmakers Secret

[R.J.]

Sarah I'm happy to review your medieval dictionary

[Sarah]

Jennie wrote: "Sarah wrote: "I'm especially interested in reviews of my book The Apprentices, as well as The Medieval Dictionary of Common Words & Phrases and [book:The Homegrown H..."

Hello Jennie (and Rebekah, too!),
I am specifically looking for anyone who would be able to also leave feedback on Amazon as well as Goodreads. Would either or both of you be able to do that? That would be great!

[Jennie]

Sarah wrote: "Jennie wrote: "Sarah wrote: "I'm especially interested in reviews of my book The Apprentices, as well as The Medieval Dictionary of Common Words & Phrases and [book:..."

Yes, I can leave feedback on Amazon.

[Kellyn]

Rebekah wrote: "Kellyn I'm happy to read The Dressmakers Secret"
Great! You can email me at kellynroth@gmail.com (or send me your email address in a message here), and I'll get you your copy. Oh, and what format would you like?

[Sarah]

Jennie wrote: "Sarah wrote: "Jennie wrote: "Sarah wrote: "I'm especially interested in reviews of my book The Apprentices, as well as [book:The Medieval Dictionary of Common Words & Phrases|295559..."

Excellent! If you message me your email address I will send you a PDF. Thanks so much!

[Claire]

Hey guys! I'm doing a re-post here if that's ok.
I'd still love for some more reviews on my newest YA fantasy release Adela's Curse and the first book in my YA fantasy series The Rise of Aredor.
I have PDFs of both, and Mobi or Epub for The Rise of Aredor. Message me if you're interested!!

[Sarah Grace]

Claire wrote: "Hey guys! I'm doing a re-post here if that's ok.
I'd still love for some more reviews on my newest YA fantasy release Adela's Curse and the first book in my YA fantasy series [book..."

I am interested in The Rise of Aredor.

[Claire]

Great! I just messaged you, Sarah Grace!

[Benita]

I'm happy to give free copies of either/both of my Christian fantasy novels in exchange for a review.

Starscape
and
Seascape

Both are totally clean. There's a teeny bit of magic, but it's only used by the evil characters once or twice and is very definitely evil. There's no "white" magic.

If you're interested in reviewing either book (or both!), I'd suggest messaging my profile -- I'm more likely to see your message there than here. :)

[Bethany]

Jesseca wrote: "I'd like to get some more reviews for my book, The Silent Blade. I can send it either in PDF or Kindle. :)"

Jesseca; you aren't by any chance looking for more reviews of your book, , are you? :)

[Jesseca]

Bethany wrote: "Jesseca wrote: "I'd like to get some more reviews for my book, The Silent Blade. I can send it either in PDF or Kindle. :)"

Jesseca; you aren't by any chance looking for more revie..."

I'd be willing to send you a copy to review, but I will warn you . . . you've read my very best and newest work . . . this was the first thing I ever wrote, and it's not near as good. ;)

[Bethany]

Jesseca wrote: "Bethany wrote: "Jesseca wrote: "I'd like to get some more reviews for my book, The Silent Blade. I can send it either in PDF or Kindle. :)"

Jesseca; you aren't by any chance lookin..."

Oh thanks, I'd love to review it :) Hehe, that's fine! I'm sure it can't be too bad! ;D Do you still have my e-mail address?

[Jesseca]

Bethany wrote: "Jesseca wrote: "Bethany wrote: "Jesseca wrote: "I'd like to get some more reviews for my book, The Silent Blade. I can send it either in PDF or Kindle. :)"

Jesseca; you aren't by a..."

Okay, I'll send it your way. :) And yes, I do!

[Bethany]

Jesseca wrote: "Bethany wrote: "Jesseca wrote: "Bethany wrote: "Jesseca wrote: "I'd like to get some more reviews for my book, The Silent Blade. I can send it either in PDF or Kindle. :)"

Jesseca;..."

Great! Thanks :)

[Alice]

I would love for some reviews for my new book 'Sarah's footsteps.' It follows the first year of a girl at Bristol University and how she finds her way to the Christian faith. Sarah's Footsteps

I can send it in PDF for free in return for a review. Thanks so much!

[Hanna]

Alice wrote: "I would love for some reviews for my new book 'Sarah's footsteps.' It follows the first year of a girl at Bristol University and how she finds her way to the Christian faith. [book:Sarah's Footstep..."

I could potentially read and review it. How long is it?

[Alice]

CutePolarBear wrote: "Alice wrote: "I would love for some reviews for my new book 'Sarah's footsteps.' It follows the first year of a girl at Bristol University and how she finds her way to the Christian faith. [book:Sa..."

211 pages in it's printed format. If you are still interested I could email it to you?

[Alice]

CutePolarBear wrote: "Alice wrote: "I would love for some reviews for my new book 'Sarah's footsteps.' It follows the first year of a girl at Bristol University and how she finds her way to the Christian faith. [book:Sa..."

It's 211 pages in it's printed out version. Let me know if you're still interested and I can email it to you?

[Hanna]

Alice wrote: "CutePolarBear wrote: "Alice wrote: "I would love for some reviews for my new book 'Sarah's footsteps.' It follows the first year of a girl at Bristol University and how she finds her way to the Chr..."

Yes, I'm still interested! :) I'd love to read it for you.

[Sarah Grace]

Alice, you don't have MOBI. format available?

[Alice]

My publishers have it in MOBI for the kindle. I can see if they'll let me give out that version for free as I don't currently have access to it. :)

[Alice]

I now have the mobi version I can email out in return for reviews if that helps anyone? :-D

[Sarah Grace]

I am interested Alice, but I may not be able to review it for a few weeks. I have a lot of other books I am reading. ;) I will message you.

[Sally]

That Book for Wives

Hi everyone

I have recently published my first book, That Book for Wives. It's an easy-to-read, Biblically-based book full of practical advice for wives who want to transform their marriage.

If you would like to review it for me, please message me and I will send you a PDF of the book.

Thank you!

Sally

[Hailey]

I'm offering my historical fiction novel, The Old River Road, free for reviews. However, the reviews must be on both Amazon and Goodreads. (Yes, I'm being a snob. :) I'm going to do that myself for all the books I review from here, so it's fair game! :) )

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...

I can send Kindle Files and/or PDF. Please message me if you're interested!

[J.C.]

Ivy wrote: "I'm offering my historical fiction novel, The Old River Road, free for reviews. However, the reviews must be on both Amazon and Goodreads. (Yes, I'm being a snob. :) I'm going to do that myself for..."

Messaged you, Ivy! :)

[Alleece]

I would love some honest reviews for my book The Crowd. I am happy to send pdf or mobi copies.

Whitfield Preparatory Academy ought to be the perfect school…

Not only does the Academy boast a distinguished faculty and lavish campus, it is also home to the privileged youth of the upper class. They will one day hold the reins of power in the business world and political arena – but for now, they exercise absolute authority at the Academy.

For seventeen-year-old Ella Parker, acceptance into the prestigious Academy is a dream come true. But her delight quickly turns to dread when she finds herself in the crosshairs of an elite group of ruthless students dubbed “the Crowd.” Ella's been at the center of unwanted attention before – but never like this – and she'll do anything to make them stop. Anything, that is, apart from accepting the advances of popular and wealthy playboy Jackson Montgomery, the leader of the Crowd.

Will Ella be humiliated, or triumph over her tormentors?



Author’s Note: Although there are no graphic details or profanity, the book does deal with some realistic, contemporary issues for teenagers, and there are brief references to drug and alcohol use, references to sexual content and violence. (You can find a *spoiler free reviewer* over at The Story Sanctuary detailing all content: http://thestorysanctuary.com/review-c... as well as other professional and BookTube reviews on my blog: https://alleecebalts.wordpress.com/blog/)

If anyone is interested, let me know! Thanks!

“I loved this book, I was instantly engrossed and attached to these characters and their stories. What seems to be a typical story about a girl and her troubles in school very quickly morphs into something much deeper and keeps surprising you. This is the kind of story where “just one more chapter” quickly turns into 3 or 4 (or 5…)” Goodreads Reviewer

“The perfect school, the perfect friend, the perfect guy…but are all what they seem? The Crowd is a novel of dreams, bitter disappointments, broken pasts, hopeful love, and the weight of forgiveness, as one girl trying to do what’s right finds out if she alone is enough to make a difference.” Amazon Reviewer

[Hannah]

Hello to all you readers! I am looking for reviews for The Innocent, the first in the trilogy. Here's a little synopsis:

Harvey West has one month to prove his innocence to a town that has already condemned him. The gallows stare him in the face. Who would shoot a girl so young? Who could hate that much? And will the victim's sister ever look past the obvious to see the truth?

Send me a message if you're interested!

[Kellyn]

(I'm ashamed to say I stole most of this comment from a review request I just sent a reviewer ... but you need to know the same stuff she did, don't you, after all?)

Dear readers, I'd like to introduce you to The Dressmaker's Secret. Now, here's a little of the story behind it:

When I was twelve, I'd outgrown middle grade fiction. I found that most young adult fiction books either dealt with issues I wasn't ready for, focused on boy/girl relationships (I didn't care at that age), or simply weren't meaty enough for an avid reader who just wanted to read something a: wholesome and b: mature.

I feel like there is a certain age somewhere between middle grade and young adult that is drastically ignored, mostly because everything is changing so quickly for girls at their age, mentally and spiritually and physically.

The Dressmaker's Secret is aimed at twelve- and thirteen-year-old girls who are tired of middle grade and yet find young adult too teenagerish, if you know what I mean. I remember being tired of all the teenage drama which didn't seem real, and yet not wanting the cheery 'everything's perfect' of most middle grade fiction.

I know that's a narrow readership to write for, but I'd argue that TDS could also entertain young adult readers. I've actually had a few adults enjoy it as well.

Now for the million-dollar question! What makes The Dressmaker's Secret special? Why should you (or anyone) want to read it?

First, that's two questions. Second, it's special because, though suitable for young readers, it is meaty. It offers something to sink you teeth into without adding drugs and abuse and other things that you need to know about but not necessarily fill your head with as a young girl at a vulnerable age. If anything, I think reading those kind of books would lead to depression.

The Dressmaker's Secret is the kind of book I would have loved to read when I was twelve or thirteen.

The Dressmaker's Secret is the story of a young girl named Alice. She lives in London, with her mother, her mother's brother and sister, and her twin sister, Ivy. The year is 1870, and without a man in her life, Alice's mother Miss Chattoway is shunned by her peers, though she has built a modest dressmaking business to provide for her daughters.

At eight years old, Alice finally starts to ask some more probing questions about the apparent lack of a father in her life. Miss Chattoway immediately shut her off, and Alice begins to wonder if she will ever find out who her father is.

I know this sounds like I'm dealing with some issues on-par with drugs and abuse, but although the effect of not having a complete family is definitely featured in this novel (in fact, writing this novel helped me get through a difficult time myself), it's really more the story of a young girl's love and loyalty to her mother.

I know you can find them yourself if you want to, but here are slices of a few of my favorite reviews:

"It’s the parents’ story from the child’s perspective. It’s the “epilogue” of a drama, the “sadly-ever-after,” and how it got better."

"[Kellyn Roth] writes with the heart and depth of an adult."

"… definitely recommend The Dressmaker’s Secret to any historical fiction enthusiast, or just anyone in general!"

“Roth did a wonderful job in presenting an intriguing book full of body and depth.”

To summarize ...

Title: The Dressmaker's Secret (The Chronicles of Alice and Ivy, Book 1)
Genre: Christian Historical Fiction (aimed at upper middle grade/young adult)
Blurb: It comes to the attention of curious eight-year-old Alice Chattoway that her father is seemingly nonexistent. After realizing that his absence is making her mother unhappy, Alice becomes determined to find him and pull her family together. But Miss Chattoway’s answers to her daughter’s questions are vague at best and Alice begins to wonder if she will ever discover her mother’s secret.
My Website: http://kellynroth.weebly.com/
My Blog: https://kellynroth.wordpress.com/

If you're interested in reading The Dressmaker's Secret, please email me at kellynroth@gmail.com and message me on Goodreads and let me know which format (MOBI, PDF, or EPUB) you'd prefer. I'll try to get your ebook copy to you ASAP.

Thanks for reading and God bless,
~Kellyn Roth

[[deleted user]]

Hello!

Is anyone interested in reviewing some Christmas short stories? :) My book Wind Chimes is a collection of 6 short historical fiction stories...all Christmas themed. ;)

Details:
-No romance
-clean and enjoyable for the whole family
-no violence
- spiritual themes woven in, as well as themes of family, forgiveness, etc.

If you're interested, please let me know! You can mail me at jpbookbug@gmail.com. Reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, if it is possible, please. Before Christmas would be great. ;)

Thanks y'all! :) <3

[Elaina]

Jesseca wrote: "I'd like to get some more reviews for my book, The Silent Blade. I can send it either in PDF or Kindle. :)"

I am not sure if you are still looking for reviews for your book, but if you are, I would love to read it when I get a chance :)

[Elaina]

Willowy wrote: "Howdy, howdy, howdy!

I am looking for reviews for The Letter, so if anybody's interested, just reply to this message, or send me a private one via Goodreads!

[bookcover:The Lett..."

Your book sounds very intriguing! I would love to read it if you would still like more reviews :) And thank you Willowy for inviting me to this group ^_^ I appreciate it very much!

[Sarah]

Hello Readers,

I am looking for reviews for my Christmas book, Our Christmas Bear! It is an illustrated short story, with the following synopsis:

For three years, the widow and her two daughters, Rosetta and Bianca, have lived alone in the cabin on Mr. Heaton's vast estate. But this winter they have a visitor. What would bring a man to their lonely home in the bitterness of sub-zero weather? Is he the only man who is in the forest this winter? And why does he have such a mysterious name?

Loosely based on the old tale of Snow-White & Rose-Red, this is a Christmas story the whole family can enjoy. When good and evil come face to face in the snowy woods, which will prevail?

I can provide PDF only at this time. I would like reviewers who are able to do both Amazon and Goodreads.

Thank you so much, and have a blessed Christmas season!

[Rebekah]

Sarah wrote: "Hello Readers,

I am looking for reviews for my Christmas book, Our Christmas Bear! It is an illustrated short story, with the following synopsis:

For three years, the widow and he..."

I'm interested in reading your book, Sarah. I love Christmas stories. A PDF is fine. If you don't have my address, just message me and I'll send it. Thanks.

[Rebekah]

Victoria wrote: "Hello!

Is anyone interested in reviewing some Christmas short stories? :) My book Wind Chimes is a collection of 6 short historical fiction stories...all Christmas themed. ;)

Hi Victoria,
I would ask for a copy, but I already have one. I got one earlier. I should have it read and reviewed on both Goodreads and Amazon before Christmas. I'm looking forward to reading it.

[Hannah]

Elaina wrote: "Willowy wrote: "Howdy, howdy, howdy!

I am looking for reviews for The Letter, so if anybody's interested, just reply to this message, or send me a private one via Goodreads!

[bo..."

That sounds great! If you just message me with your e-mail, I'll send it to you. :)

[Kate]

My very short book The Treasure Hunt is a Christian mystery recommended for 8-12 year olds but also enjoyed by many older readers. No violence, romance, or language. ;) I'd love some reviews!