Please de-combine and re-combine.

[Jan]

Dear Librarians,
I need some help in sorting out a muddle (of my own making)!
When I wrote BLOOD POOL in 2012 I published two separate editions, one for the USA market (American English spelling for common words) and one for outside the USA (British English). As I was an inexperienced newbie to kindle publishing back then I gave both editions the same title (after all, to my mind they contained the same story!). Some time later Amazon pointed out to me that it considered the books to be entirely separate (they have different ASINs) and I had to mark them as such and make it clear to customers.
Unfortunately by that time I had asked a Goodreads librarian to combine all editions and reviews.

Is it now possible please to de-combine and then re-combine them and their accompanying reviews to display them on Goodreads as the two separate books that they actually are?

Here are the two groupings of editions:

1. Available outside the USA. (ASIN: B00AR0XFX2)
BLOOD POOL - Published Dec 20, 2012. Author J. E. Ryder.
BLOOD POOL - Published Dec 29, 2013. Author Jan Ryder (slight change of author name).

2. Availabe in the USA. (ASIN: B00AQN4SHW)
BLOOD POOL US Edition – Published December 19, 2012. Author J. E. Ryder.
BLOOD POOL US Edition – Published Dec 19, 2013. Author Jan Ryder (slight change of author name).
CONSIDER HER DEAD (Title and cover changed to please Amazon and make it absolutely clear which book is which). Published June 9, 2014. Author Jan Ryder.

Thank you for your help.
Jan

[Abcdarian]

For Goodreads purposes, unlike Amazon, all of these would be considered the same book and are properly combined.

[Jan]

Abcdarian wrote: "For Goodreads purposes, unlike Amazon, all of these would be considered the same book and are properly combined."

Thank you!