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Hi, I would love to review your book for you. I usually do my reviews on goodreads because I haven't got my readers blog up and running. If that's okay with you I would write a review for you on this site. I can only expected a PDF format so if your still interested my email is tanecia20@gmail.com thanks again...
Hi Sending you a review code from Smashwords, you should be able to download a free pdf copy! Thanks so much and I look forward to your review. Please point out the negatives along with any positives you may find---would appreciate that. My email will come to you from atozstories at gmail dot com.
A to Z stories of Life and Death (http://www.amazon.com/Stories-Life-De...) has so far received a few reviews on Goodreads and Amazon, but it still needs more critical eyes to evaluate it!
I'm looking for a review on a writer, reader, or reviewer blog, and would be happy to give away copies of the book to those who comment on the review post.
Would request the cross-posting of the same review to Goodreads, Amazon, or a similar site.
The book is available in all kinds of formats and I would be happy to send across a review copy.
Blurb: Twenty-six A to Z stories, based on the twenty-six letters of the alphabet, question our moral compass: How do you judge a teacher toying with the sexuality of her teenaged student? A boy who decides to murder his mother? What thoughts rage inside a pedophile serial killer before he shoots himself? They challenge the concepts of beauty, truth, and morality, by revealing the face of the other side.
The stories focus on a crucial juncture when a character's life changes, for the better or worse, because of a choice or decision. Some of the characters in the stories confront death, others talk about life with its quirks and whimsies. Each voice, ranging in age from a six-year-old to a centenarian, has its own riveting story to tell. Together, this collection of stories at over 12000 words attempts to prove that when it comes to stories, depth can sometimes replace length and breadth.