Review blogs/web sites

[Deborah]

I give you a code and you log onto Smashwords.com and you can download the book in the format of your choice.

[[deleted user]]

i'm good with trying that out. if you want, browse my two titles and see if they're anything you'd be interested in reading. i'd be glad to trade books, read and review. let me know if you're up for it, but don't decide unless one of my books is really something you might enjoy. they're both about 275 traditional pages.

[Sandee is Reading]

hey guys! I'm Sandee. My blog is http://sandeelovesbooks.blogspot.com

I review any YA books. I already reviewed books for other indie authors and i think two of them are posted on my blog. I hope i hear from you guys.

[[deleted user]]

I review all sub-genres of romance books http://sarahintidam.blogspot.com/ its called Sarah's Point of View..

[Stephen]

This site is a very useful list of YA blog review sites.
A lot are published-only, but there are still quite a few that accept indie.

http://yabookblogdirectory.blogspot.com/p/ya-book-blogger-list.html

[Cassie]

@Stephen Wow that was a great site! I just found like 20 new blogs to follow through there and added mine. If y'all like paranormal and YA stop by :)
http://shadowkissedcassie.blogspot.com/

[Greg]

You might like to look at posts number 30 and 48 on this thread: http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/6...

[Sandee is Reading]

hey guys! :D
My blog is http://sandeelovesbooks.blogspot.com

[John]

http://indieebookreview.wordpress.com...

Indieebookreview "the place to find ebooks worth reading"

[[deleted user]]

Sarah's point of view: www.sarahintidam.blogspot.com

[Gerald]

For all of you who love to read, and your TBR list allows you the time, please consider reviewing my paranormal suspense thriller OF GOOD AND EVIL, a novel also with a captivating love story.

For more on the novel, visit my blog, http://geraldggriffin.blogspot.com or my website, http://www.authorgeraldgriffin.com

[Jenn]

Hiya! I'm Jenn and I'm a bookaholic. I started reviewing (in earnest) this year and have started with a whack load of indie authors on http://jebbie74.wordpress.com

I read quite a lot of genres, however, sci-fi is one subject I struggle with. I really enjoy thrillers, YA, horror, suspense, memoirs, mysteries and even some contemporary romance.

I read very quickly so I usually don't have much of a backlog. I prefer mobi when reading.

Jebziphone@gmail.com

[[deleted user]]

Jenn wrote: "Hiya! I'm Jenn and I'm a bookaholic. I started reviewing (in earnest) this year and have started with a whack load of indie authors on http://jebbie74.wordpress.com

I read quite a lot of genres, h..."

if it's okay with you, i'll e-mail you a mobi version of:

[Allison]

Jenn I'm following your blog now...always good to have people willing to do reviews! Thank you for your support!

[Jenn]

Thank you, and thank you :)

[Jenn]

Allison wrote: "Jenn I'm following your blog now...always good to have people willing to do reviews! Thank you for your support!"

I just followed your blog, too, Allison.

[Jenn]

Richard wrote: "Jenn wrote: "Hiya! I'm Jenn and I'm a bookaholic. I started reviewing (in earnest) this year and have started with a whack load of indie authors on http://jebbie74.wordpress.com

I read quite a lot..."

Sounds like a great read :)

[[deleted user]]

Jenn wrote: "Richard wrote: "Jenn wrote: "Hiya! I'm Jenn and I'm a bookaholic. I started reviewing (in earnest) this year and have started with a whack load of indie authors on http://jebbie74.wordpress.com

I read quite a lot..."

Sounds like a great read :)


wait. my read? just curious.

[Jenn]

Lol, yeah. I had a bit of an issue with the reply button and the blurb it quoted. :)

[[deleted user]]

Jenn wrote: "Lol, yeah. I had a bit of an issue with the reply button and the blurb it quoted. :)"

aww thanks. if you want a copy to read, let me know. i can e-mail you a .mobi or do you have another preference?

[Jenn]

Mobi would be awesome :) I tried to follow your blog, but I think I was having a blonde moment or two. Couldn't find the right button!

[Gerald]

Jenn wrote: "Mobi would be awesome :) I tried to follow your blog, but I think I was having a blonde moment or two. Couldn't find the right button!"

Those blonde moments will always get you, but redhead moments are worse!

[Jenn]

Gerald wrote: "Jenn wrote: "Mobi would be awesome :) I tried to follow your blog, but I think I was having a blonde moment or two. Couldn't find the right button!"

Those blonde moments will always get you, but..."

Hehe :) Could I have a blonde/brunette/redhead moment with your book Gerald? It sounds interesting, to say the least.

[Gerald]

Jenn wrote: "Gerald wrote: "Jenn wrote: "Mobi would be awesome :) I tried to follow your blog, but I think I was having a blonde moment or two. Couldn't find the right button!"

Those blonde moments will always..."

You could have many such moments, Jenn. Not only will you find Of Good And Evil interesting, you may even find it spellbinding --- once you get into it. At least it will keep you turning the pages, maybe even keep you up at night worrying about what's going to happen to the characters. That's been reported to me by women readers who love the book.

[Rachel]

Hi My Name is Rachel and I am a YA book reviewer that is fine with reading Independent published books.

I like any genre. My favorites include mysteries and historical fiction.

My site is http://unforgetablebooks.com

[Jeanette]

I'm slowly making way through. Here's my blog http://bit.ly/z1g7cP

[Rob]

Rachel wrote: "Hi My Name is Rachel and I am a YA book reviewer that is fine with reading Independent published books.

I like any genre. My favorites include mysteries and historical fiction.

My site is http:/..."

FYI I'm getting a "not found" with that address, Rachel.

[Rachel]

Oops! http://unforgetabook.blogspot.com

[[deleted user]]

Hi, my blog reviews all sub-genres of romance! www.sarahintidam.blogspot.com

[Soumi]

Hii, My blog is focused on YA books.
Please Join me http://www.thoughtsandroses.blogspot....
I'm also having a giveaway of signed paperback

[Tricia]

Hello! My review site can be found here:
http://triciakristufek.com

[[deleted user]]

Deborah wrote: "I'd love to have a review for my chick-lit mystery, Crazy in Paradise. If interested, I can send you a Smashwords coupon.

"A girl, her Glock and a hot guy."

Dying in the middle of the summer in..."

I would love to review this! scintidam@gmail.com
www.sarahintidam.blogspot.com

[Megan]

http://paperbookprincess.blogspot.ca/
I am interested in reviewing anything romance and young adult but I especially love new authors or self-published authors of those genres because I feel they bring new life to the reading world and I would love to be a part of that by doing a review. I would also be more then happy to hold cover reveals, guest posts, and author interviews.
Please Contact me with any questions, concerns or ideas that you might have.
Follow me on Twitter: @Paperbook_Blog

[[deleted user]]

also, seriously, sounds nuts, but if you want to drive more traffic to your blog, write a post about disney princesses. i have about 220 total posts over the past 5 or so years. the one post i wrote about disney princesses has had more views than the other 219 posts combined. not kidding. there are people who do searches all day for some reason about disney princesses. when i look at the search words that bring people to my blog, i always see words having to do with disney+princess+something else...

[[deleted user]]

Richard wrote: "also, seriously, sounds nuts, but if you want to drive more traffic to your blog, write a post about disney princesses. i have about 220 total posts over the past 5 or so years. the one post i wr..."

HAHA too bad I despise disney characters. Hey, that reminds me. I just wrote a review of the book "Yellowstoe Redemtion" and likened it to Pocahontas. I wonder if I'll get more views.... :)

[[deleted user]]

Sarah wrote: HAHA too bad I despise disney characters. Hey, that reminds me. I just wrote a review of the book "Yellowstoe Redemtion" and likened it to Pocahontas. I wonder if I'll get more views.... :)"

so write about how much you dislike the characters. but be specific. don't just say "disney characters suck." i'd be interested in reading that.

[[deleted user]]

Richard wrote: "Sarah wrote: HAHA too bad I despise disney characters. Hey, that reminds me. I just wrote a review of the book "Yellowstoe Redemtion" and likened it to Pocahontas. I wonder if I'll get more views....."

While that IS a good idea, I'll stick with my romance reviews :)

[Allison]

Rachel wrote: "Oops! http://unforgetabook.blogspot.com"

Bummer I tried both links and it's not found. :(

[Allison]

Sarah wrote: "Richard wrote: "Sarah wrote: HAHA too bad I despise disney characters. Hey, that reminds me. I just wrote a review of the book "Yellowstoe Redemtion" and likened it to Pocahontas. I wonder if I'll ..."

Hi Sarah--I don't know if you got my e-book ok, I don't want to be a jerk and keep sending it if you already have it. :)

[[deleted user]]

Allison wrote: "Sarah wrote: "Richard wrote: "Sarah wrote: HAHA too bad I despise disney characters. Hey, that reminds me. I just wrote a review of the book "Yellowstoe Redemtion" and likened it to Pocahontas. I w..."

Hey Alison, I'm going to sound like an idiot, but a lot of people send me their books and I have a bad memory. What is the name of the book you sent?

[Allison]

Natasha wrote: "My blog is A Bit of Dash. I'll review pretty much everything including fantasy, science fiction, non fiction, historical fiction, romance, steampunk, cyberpunk, dystopia, utopia, erotica of all sor..."

I like the look of your blog...I just followed you.

I like how when you say you're follwing someone it's not creepy anymore. HA!

[Rob]

Makes me wonder what will happen when I do my critiques of The Hunger Games later this week... I have a feeling it'll get some traffic too.

[[deleted user]]

Rob wrote: "Makes me wonder what will happen when I do my critiques of The Hunger Games later this week... I have a feeling it'll get some traffic too."

Yeah, i bet. I was contemplating reviewing the Hunger Games as well. Then I decided not to because I have too many books on my review list. Kinda sucks, but I don't want to disappoint.

[Allison]

Sarah wrote: "Allison wrote: "Sarah wrote: "Richard wrote: "Sarah wrote: HAHA too bad I despise disney characters. Hey, that reminds me. I just wrote a review of the book "Yellowstoe Redemtion" and likened it to..."

Hey Sarah no worries I know you are a busy lady. My book is A Demon Love Story Part One The Obsession.

[[deleted user]]

Allison wrote: "Sarah wrote: "Allison wrote: "Sarah wrote: "Richard wrote: "Sarah wrote: HAHA too bad I despise disney characters. Hey, that reminds me. I just wrote a review of the book "Yellowstoe Redemtion" and..."

OHH!! Yes, one of my reviewers is working on it right now, actually! I knew your name was familiar. Your last name reminds me of avril lavine ;) I bet you get that a lot.

[Scott]

Hello everyone,

My name is Scott and I run an Indie review blog specializing in fantasy, but I really decide what books to review on a case by case basis. I have 3 other part time reviewers who are all authors themselves who help me out with reviews. The only genre I don't review is erotica and it's pretty unlikely that I will choose to review a romance.

I also have an 18 month old daughter that I love to read to so YA/children's books are great too. I have a contact form set up on my review request page if anyone is interested. Have a great day.

http://indiebookblogger.blogspot.com/...

[Tricia]

Hello all!

I review almost anything, though I prefer fantasy/paranormal. You can check out my website for more info:
http://triciakristufek.com

[[deleted user]]

Hey ya'll I review romance only, but all sub-genre's are welcome! www.sarahintidam.blogspot.com

[Christine]

Scott - I like you profile pic. What a good dad! I have a tween xmas story coming out soon, so I can send that your way.

[Joyce]

Hello, everyone! My blog is mostly about my two books, A Healing Place and Blessed Are the Merciful, Our Forgotten Soldiers. The first is about the American Depression and the second is a romance set against the backdrop of WWII in the Philippines between an American Army nurse and an American Soldier. They are in battle together and I follow them both through their experiences of life as a Japanese POW and internment survivor. The book is inspiring, but is also emphasizes the cruelty of the Japanese captors. I hope someone will come visit my blog as I continue to work on my next book, The Unsurrendered, A Search for Jacob.
Joyce Shaughnessy
http://blessedarethemrciful.posterous...