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[A Robin Reads]

Hello awesome writers!

I really like to support you all and want to read and review as many books from you guys as possible. Therefore I made this topic, because I really get lost in this group sometimes. You can comment on this topic if you need a review. Please keep in mind the following things:

- The genre I don't like is horror. For romance I don't want any smut in it (or as less as possible). If you have a nonfiction it really needs to be specific for me, so you can always ask, but I'm not sure I'm going to review it.
- If your book is part of a series, I only want to read it if I can read it all.
- Please comment with a certain date you need the review, because I have a schedule with ARCs and am not sure if I can fit it in. If you don't have a certain date: great! I will read it asap.

Feel free to leave a comment. I will send a message to you privately with me email if I want to read your book. Thank you all very much! :)

[Bailey]

Hi I would love if you'd read/review my new contemporary romance Beautifully Broken :)

[Cory]

Wouldn't mind a review on my book, Farewell Keystone

[J.S.]

Case 1 - The Murder Of The Reids: Memoirs of Detective Wade Falx

Hi, this is my new ebook. It's available free on Amazon. It's only 18 pages(Short read). It's about a detective that solves crimes that were committed with Dark Magic.
Please give me your feedback on this.

[A Robin Reads]

@J.S. Gill
Downloaded the book and will be reading it :)

[J.S.]

Appreciate that, let me know what you think.

[Cendrine]

Hello Robin!

Would you be interested in reviewing one of my books? I'll let you choose: https://www.cendrinemedia.com/Books

[Martin]

Hello Robin!
I have two books that I'd like reviews for. There's a fantasy adventure story (book 1 of a duology) Exile and there's a UK-set contemporary fantasy Shadows of Faerie. I can supply ebooks of either one if they sound interesting to you.

[A Robin Reads]

@Martin I actually got your book Shadows of faerie in September or so from you and just saw it at my Goodreads. I'm actually currently reading it and will probably be finishing it today. Will send you an email with my review! :)

[Martin]

A Robin Reads wrote: "@Martin I actually got your book Shadows of faerie in September or so from you and just saw it at my Goodreads. I'm actually currently reading it and will probably be finishing it today. Will send ..."

Great, I hope you're enjoying it

[Ted]

Hi Robin, I have a novel I'd love for you to review if you are interested. It's a mystery based on Genesis 6:4 in the Bible. It does have somewhat of a cliffhanger ending and I am writing a sequel, but it can stand alone too. Here is a link so you can read more about it in case you are interested. Thank you.
https://proofthenovel.com/

[Daniel]

Hi Robin. Would very much like your opinion on my book, Prinz David's Castle. It's a historical fiction novel set in 1939 Germany. While touching on the atrocities committed against the Jewish people, it's main focus is on the seldom-told story of the attempted extermination of people with disabilities and other Germans who didn't fit the Aryan ideal.

[D.K.]

Hi Robin. I thought you might enjoy my eBook Christmas Once Again. This sweet time travel romance is approximately 11,000 words (43 pages). If you are interested in doing a book review, I’d be delighted to send you a copy (pdf, epub, or mobi).

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

DK

[Nichole]

Hi Robin,
I would love for you too check out and review my fun, positive quick read ebook only 10 pages long. I can send you a copy, Hope to connect with you soon. Happy New Year!

Lottery Ball

Nichole Nichole

[Jen]

Hello Robin,
I am writing to ask if you would consider reviewing my paranormal romance series, Fated Eternals. I would be happy to send you e-copies of the novels in whatever format you prefer.

My Soul Immortal (Book 1)


Council of Souls (Book 2)


Thank you for your consideration.

Warm Regards,

Jen Printy

[Just]

Hi Robin,

I've written a couple of books on the issue of tax havens. Would greatly appreciate it if you could consider these for a review.

These are light, quick (under an hour) and easy reads that describe the issues in a humorous style. While the books are written using humor, the issues being discussed are real and factually correct. The aim is to make it easier for non-finance professionals to understand the issues at hand.

Book 1 is In Defense of Tax Havens - Why and How to Join the Club?. It's a humorous take on the benefits of tax havens to the rich and the powerful, and why it makes sense for all of us to join this club.



Book 2 is Uber Tax Haven- Tax Haven for the Masses. The book speaks about the potential to start a revolutionary company that can make tax havens accessible to everyone and how governments could still earn revenues in a superior way if everyone stopped paying taxes due to using Uber Tax Haven.



Many thanks for your consideration.

Best Regards,
Just for Fin.

[Pemry]

Hey Robin,

I actually have the second book in my fantasy series coming out next week. I would be very appreciative if you could review both.

Neither of them are very long. The first, The Living Sword, is actually a novella.

Eurik was found adrift by the san and raised by them. Though he had read much about the outside world, he'd never considered leaving home. Not until his teacher revealed what he had inherited from his parents: a living sword, a sentient blade of rare power . . . and with it, the names of his father and mother.

Reluctant to go, yet curious, Eurik sets out to discover who they were, and what happened to them. But is he ready for all the attention his heritage will earn him? Can he survive in a world he has only read about?

Goodreads

The Living Sword 2 - The Road Ahead doesn't have a goodreads page yet, but it is available on Amazon.

[Claire]

Hi Robin,

I have two books that I'm trying to get reviewed. They are the following:
City of Dark
This is a thriller set in the Paris catacombs. An anti-terrorist cop and a young, female engineer join together to save Paris.

The other one is a children's book (middle grade) about two brothers who go on a rip-roaring adventure across Europe (Paris to Berlin) to save their mum from kidnappers:
Old Kurt, Two Gorillas and a Bagful of Diamonds: Paris-Berlin

If you're interested in either, I'd love to hear from you.

Best,
Claire

[Barbara]

I need a review for my novel of visionary fiction entitled: Pilgrimage on the Path of Love. Would you like to review it? I need a review posted on Amazon, preferably by March 1.
My email is: barbarabriggs9k@yahoo.co.in
My web site is: https://barbaraannbriggs.com

[Tansy]

Hi Robin,
It looks like you've had a lot of review requests already. However, if you'd like a change in genre ad read a non-fiction book about why diets don't work and find a self-compassionate way to care for your body, I'd love to offer you my book in ePUB for review. Let me know if you'd be interested.
Cheers,
Tansy
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

[A Robin Reads]

Hi Tansy,
I'm actually someone who doesn't do diets and as your book is on that topic I don't think it will help me. I'm vegan and eat fairly healthy.
Thanks anyway!
Greetings,
Robin

[E.A.]

Hi Robin,

My book is a Space Opera with humor, and touch of romance. Captain Evander McCray's love life is struggling and his career is too. He captures a pirate as he was ordered, but politically the worst person possible. When an enemy battle cruiser arrives to take over the Huralon star system, McCray's life gets a whole lot worse. That’s okay, McCray is a wily combat veteran, and he has a plan.

Trouble is, no battle plan survives contact with the enemy.

The book can be found here:
http://mybook.to/The_Huralon_Incident

Cheers!
Eric

[Jonathan]

My book

[A Robin Reads]

Hello Eric,

Sorry, but I don't want to read series that I can't finish.

Greetings,
Robin

[Neus]

Hi Robin,

Lorac is a young-adult science fantasy novel that I would like you to review. I’m a marine scientist and a writer, and I wanted to inspire climate action through an engaging story. Here’s a short blurb.



"Rescued from an uninhabited island by an unimaginable ally, Lorac makes his way into the water and finds a home on the coral reef.

Being the adopted son of the sea, however, comes with a great destiny and Lorac must defend the ocean beyond his limits for the good of the entire planet.

Lorac revives our passion for nature while highlighting just how important we all are."

Please let me know if you are interested and I will provide you a free copy in MOBI, EPUB, or PDF.

Thanks,

Neus

[R.J.]

A Robin Reads wrote: "Hello awesome writers!

I really like to support you all and want to read and review as many books from you guys as possible. Therefore I made this topic, because I really get lost in this group so..."

Heirs of Vanity
I would love a review of our omnibus, Heirs of Vanity. It is an epic swords and sorcery fantasy and contains the first complete trilogy of the series (Roland's Path, Roland's Vow, and Roland's Triumph). No schedule or deadline, just whenever you can. Thanks again!

[A Robin Reads]

@Neus If it's not part of a series I can review it. Please send me a private message so I can send you my information

@R.J. Would love to review it! Can you send me a private message?

[Heather]

A Robin Reads wrote: "Hello awesome writers!


Hi Robin,

I have written a book called Blessed. It's a paranormal Romanace about a faith healer that's running from a Fundamentalist cult. If you could review it that would be fantastic. There's a link to it on my page, but please contact me and I'll send you a free copy😊. Thanks so much for offering to do this!
Heather Hood

[A Robin Reads]

@Heather Could you send me a private message?

[Shel]

Hello!

How about something very different? In December I launched an Aussie dystopian scifi called Letters from the Light.

It's getting great reviews but the readership is tiny as it's hard to get the word out when you are small press published and living on the bottom of the world. A review from you would be fabulous!

Set in a future Australia, Letters from the Light explores ableism and abuse of power, celebrates diversity and asks what it really means to be humane.

Take a look here for reviews... https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

It would be an honour to send you a copy of my book.

Thanks Shel Calopa

[A Robin Reads]

@Shel If it's a standalone I would love to read it! Could you send me a private message?

[Vikki]

Would you be interested in reading a nonfiction in my 9-volume "The Laypersons Guide to Epilepsy Series", the book entitled "Seizure Information for Schools and Teachers"? I am writing about seizures because as a mom of an epileptic, I had to learn a lot, quickly.

If you are interested, please let me know how you would like to receive the book (kindle, paperback via snail mail, or other).

Thank you. Vikki Lawrence

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

[Eric]

Hello, I love that you are reviewing books for us indie authors! If you are interested, I would be honored if you were to review my book Moon Over Gray Hills. It is a science fiction book, with some suspense and mystery wrapped in it, in a similar vein to some Philip K. Dick books.

If the book seems interesting to you, I can send it to you in any format (including audio-book). Thank you.

[A Robin Reads]

@Eric I just read the synopsis. It says there is a dash of horror. I really can't handle horror, so what exactly is the horror bid? Maybe you could send me a private message

[Heather]

Heather wrote: "A Robin Reads wrote: "Hello awesome writers!


Hi Robin,
I did try to send you a private message, but it won't let me. Can you message me first and then I can respond?
Thanks Heather

[Heather]

A Robin Reads wrote: "@Heather Could you send me a private message?"

Hi Robin, I did try to send you a private message but it keeps telling me you don't exist???
Perhaps you could send me one I could respond to?

[Earik]

Hi Robin,

Do you like Science Fiction? If so, here's one for your consideration:


The Earthling's Brother

Here's the blurb:
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Sam never knew his parents. In fact, he’s never met another human—or seen a sunrise, smelled a flower, or eaten a regular meal. All of that is about to change.

It’s night in the desert, but he doesn’t feel the cold. The sky is clear, and the stars twinkle at him. He has never seen the sky from Earth before. Everything looks so strange. So . . . alien. He shakes his head in wonderment and laughs. He can’t stop smiling. This is Earth!

There is a building ahead. Other people will be inside. His heart skips a beat as he takes a step forward, the rocks crunching under his bare feet. He has dreamed of this moment for as long as he can remember.

But that which can be found can just as easily be lost again. It would have been better had Sam’s arrival gone unnoticed. But the artificial life form known only as the Authority is not one to miss such things. Nearly as old as time, and almost as powerful, the Authority was built by an ancient civilization as both an enforcer and a war machine, the destroyer of worlds. It has been watching Sam his entire life. Watching, and waiting, and judging. And now, it has decided that it’s time to act.

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Thanks,
Earik

[Savita]

Hi , Robin !
Would you be interested in reading / reviewing my book The Road and The Lamp ? It is a romantic novel with a spiritual message interwoven in the story . I could send you a pdf copy if you are interested .
Regards ,
Savita B Singh

[A.]

Hi Robin, I would appreciate it if you looked Meeting Sam

It's a survival paranormal romance. No, it isn't smut.

[A Robin Reads]

@Earik If it's a standalone (or a series that has a conclusive ending in the first book), I would love to read it. Can you send me a private message?

[A Robin Reads]

@Savita Can it be that it is a series? I saw another book by you that looks like a sequel. If I could read both, I would love to review it, if the story is without sex.

[A Robin Reads]

@A. White Great! I would love to review it, could you send me a message?

[A.]

Thanks. :)

[Savita]

@ Robin Thanks for your message !
I got the same book published twice :
i) Yellow covered book was published by Leaf Press . I have removed it from Amazon because the price is too high . If this cover still appears anywhere , and you click on it , the message appears , " Page not available . "
ii) Green covered book is published by Notion Press , has a better cover and is reasonably priced . It is available on Amazon .

The story is a very clean romance . No , no sex . If you like , I'll send a blurb to you , on this thread .
If you could give me your email address , I will be able to send a pdf copy of the book to you .
My email id : drsavita60.pune@gmail.com
Thanks once again !

[Ryan]

How about some science fiction? It has some scary moments, but it’s not a horror. It’s more of a thrilling adventure.

Basically, you mix George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Michael Crichton, and Stephen King in a blender. Then, add The Andromeda Strain, Alien, The Thing, Ghostbusters, and The Goonies, and you'll experience Syndrome.

Available in both paperback and Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/Syndrome-Ryan-...

[A Robin Reads]

@Ryan It isn't part of a series? Could you send me a DM?

[Kiran]

Hello Robin,

Thanks for being willing to offer your time. I am Kiran Bhat. I am an Indian-American polyglot, traveler, and writer. I have traveled to over 130 countries, lived in 18 different places, and speak 12 languages. I try to use my lifestyle and perspective as a means to create globalised works of literature. I'm in the middle of a book tour, but have realized that I have done very little work to get reviews of my work onto the Internet; I am trying to fix this now. Would any of you guys be interested in reviewing my novel, we of the forsaken world...?

In a distant corner of the globe, a man journeys to the birthplace of his mother, a tourist town destroyed by an industrial spill. In a nameless remote tribe, the chief’s second son is born, creating a scramble for succession as their jungles are being destroyed by loggers. In one of the world’s sprawling metropolises, a homeless one-armed woman sets out to take revenge upon the men who trafficked her. And, in a small village of shanty shacks connected only by a mud-and- concrete road, a milkmaid watches the girls she calls friends destroy her reputation.

we of the forsaken world…, published by Iguana Books on January 22nd, 2020, is structured as a linguistic chain comprising the accounts of 16 people, connected along subtle lines, who indirectly witness these four narratively and geographically diverse central storylines. The story flows and recombines like digital connectivity, throwing into question pre-21st century assumptions about narrative logic and, I hope, embodying the way in which modern communication unites this planet every second, everywhere.

If you are interested in reading it, you can get a copy on amazon (https://www.amazon.com/we-forsaken-wo...), or I will happily send you a review copy if you pm me. Just let me know what works for you.

Best wishes,

Kiran

[A Robin Reads]

@Kiran Would love to review your book! Could you send me a DM?

[Caleb]

Hi Robin Reads,
I have a sci-fi that I think may be of interest to you,
The Battle for Allegra: Conscripted is a short story (12,000 words). My book is a military sci-fi that is about an alien invasion, and it has a good amount of action, so it may be of interest to a thriller fan like you.
The main character is a 20-year-old fisherman from a quaint village who's got a lifelong crush. But, he ends up getting ripped away from both his girl and his home to fight a gruesome war.

If you are interested, you can get a free review copy here on Story Origin:
https://storyoriginapp.com/reviewcopi...
Yes, this is book one in a series, but the rest aren't out yet, so bear with me! :)

[Catherine]

Hi Robin!

I'm seeking reviews for my new historical fantasy, Witch of the Wild Beasts. Here's a short blurb for you:
Is Evalina’s supernatural bond with animals her curse or salvation?

In 1854, when a cruel doctor kills her brother, Evalina’s “wild beasts” come to her aid. She’s imprisoned for witchcraft in Philadelphia’s Penitentiary amidst extreme medical mischief. Evalina and Birdy, a fellow inmate; devise an ingenious but risky scheme to get justice. If they fail, not only will the doctor’s evil deeds continue unchecked, but Evalina and her crew will surely be hung.

Thanks, Catherine
A Robin Reads wrote: "Hello awesome writers!

I really like to support you all and want to read and review as many books from you guys as possible. Therefore I made this topic, because I really get lost in this group so..."