I was wondering if you guys are willing to review the second book of my series, The Fate in Our Novel. I'm hoping not only can I generate reviews, but also feedback on my work before I can publish it. If you are interested, please fill out this form I have provided. I will also include the synopsis if anyone is interested. I will be selecting candidates to review my book once I go through the application. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Have a great day!
Synopsis: All have come to normal for Gwendolyn Hill. Business is running smoothly for the funeral home, and there’s peace between the living and the dead. No more flirty demon and pestering competitors. Of course, spirits come for her need, but still, nothing would disturb the peace.
Or so she thought.
And then there’s Mickie McCarron, whom she has teamed up after seeking aid. She is an indie reporter who is living the life. Nothing better than scouting for news while solving mysteries and speaking to the dead. That’s Mickie’s calling. And her trusted grandfather—-a veteran detective—-is there when she needs it. But she needs more help than she can get when it comes to spirits, for she can’t do it alone.
In the second book of Souls of Elkwood County, two girls will get spirits to cross over, while they find the truth behind every case. Or so they will think, when new darkness arises for spirits alike. It will take more than a scale and a feather and detective skills to combat what lies ahead for them.
I was wondering if you guys are willing to review the second book of my series, The Fate in Our Novel. I'm hoping not only can I generate reviews, but also feedback on my work before I can publish it. If you are interested, please fill out this form I have provided. I will also include the synopsis if anyone is interested. I will be selecting candidates to review my book once I go through the application. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Have a great day!
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Synopsis: All have come to normal for Gwendolyn Hill. Business is running smoothly for the funeral home, and there’s peace between the living and the dead. No more flirty demon and pestering competitors. Of course, spirits come for her need, but still, nothing would disturb the peace.
Or so she thought.
And then there’s Mickie McCarron, whom she has teamed up after seeking aid. She is an indie reporter who is living the life. Nothing better than scouting for news while solving mysteries and speaking to the dead. That’s Mickie’s calling. And her trusted grandfather—-a veteran detective—-is there when she needs it. But she needs more help than she can get when it comes to spirits, for she can’t do it alone.
In the second book of Souls of Elkwood County, two girls will get spirits to cross over, while they find the truth behind every case. Or so they will think, when new darkness arises for spirits alike. It will take more than a scale and a feather and detective skills to combat what lies ahead for them.