My novel releases this month, and I'm seeking readers who'll appreciate this book. From now through August 26, I'll gift up to 10 copies (Kindle or paperback) in exchange for honest reviews. The book is also available as READ NOW on NetGalley. There will be a GoodReads giveaway beginning August 27.
This is a gritty, unflinching novel, as you can see from the reviews thus far. If you think this is a book for you, please message me. Below is an excerpt from the OnlineBookClub review.
"Cami is twenty-nine and enviously successful. Her first novel was a sleeper hit, turning Cami into a best-selling author and minor celebrity. Based on outward appearances, Cami has it all, but underneath the façade, she's fading fast....Cami's character is more in line with the gritty female protagonists found in mainstream fiction, reminding me closely of Gillian Flynn's Camille Preaker or Amy Dunne from Sharp Objects and Gone Girl, respectively. Further, Simonds' writing is equally raw and uncompromised, not shying away from Cami's promiscuity and substance abuse. Again, All In feels more like the mercilessly-honest styles of current literary stars like Ottessa Moshfegh and Celeste Ng, and not at all like a Christian fiction novel."
This is a gritty, unflinching novel, as you can see from the reviews thus far. If you think this is a book for you, please message me. Below is an excerpt from the OnlineBookClub review.
"Cami is twenty-nine and enviously successful. Her first novel was a sleeper hit, turning Cami into a best-selling author and minor celebrity. Based on outward appearances, Cami has it all, but underneath the façade, she's fading fast....Cami's character is more in line with the gritty female protagonists found in mainstream fiction, reminding me closely of Gillian Flynn's Camille Preaker or Amy Dunne from Sharp Objects and Gone Girl, respectively. Further, Simonds' writing is equally raw and uncompromised, not shying away from Cami's promiscuity and substance abuse. Again, All In feels more like the mercilessly-honest styles of current literary stars like Ottessa Moshfegh and Celeste Ng, and not at all like a Christian fiction novel."