I am looking for a review (post here)

[Diana]

Hi would anyone be interested in reading my crime mystery novel, Skeletons of Birkbury or general fiction novel Debts & Druids? Can provide pdf copies of both.

[Kevin]

Faithful Shadow by Kevin J. Howard

A free ebook (Kindle or Nook) awaits the first 10 to e-mail me requesting a copy to read and review. Voted the Scariest Author of 2012 by Outskirts Press for Faithful Shadow.

Genre: Horror

Contact: Drop me an e-mail at authorkevinjhoward@hotmail.com

Book Description: Yellowstone is suffering from the largest forest fire in the park’s history. Ranger JOE RAND, once passionate about nature and now drowning in alcohol after the recent death of his son, notices something is very wrong after a string of disappearances. When a fireman is found dead in the Old Faithful Inn after falling into a hole earlier that day, his body mauled and deprived of all its fluids, Joe knows he has no choice but to set down his flask and investigate. Joe and Lieutenant DALE CAFFEY of the Billings Fire Department go into the woods to search the hole the fireman had fallen into. They discover a series of tunnels lined with bones, the air thick with smoke. Joe and Dale conclude that the creature that had killed the fireman had left its subterranean dwelling to flee the overwhelming smoke from the fire above. The creature takes shelter inside the Inn, concealing itself within the darkened crevices, emerging only to feast on passersby. After staging an evacuation of the park, they lock themselves inside the Inn to hunt the creature. After just a short while it becomes frighteningly clear that, in fact, the creature is hunting them.

[Diana]

Missy wrote: "Kim Ive got lots of time to read & review new books Im always looking for newbies. Contact me anytim Id be happy to review a spy novel."

Hi
would you be happy to read/review for me? If you send me e mail I'll get a pdf copy to you tomorrow.

[Diana]

Diana wrote: "A.w. wrote: "I'm looking for reviews for my mystery short story Touch and Go. If you'd like a fast fun read please message me and I'd be happy to send a mobi file.

A bad dog and a missing man. Me..."

Hi
would you be happy tp do a reciprocal review? I'll be honest - got 3 books to read - but I read quite fast. Would be arround to yours within 2 weeks.

[[deleted user]]

I am looking for reviews for my first Art book, with focus on Fantasy & Dark Fantasy:

Art of Isis Sousa & Guests: Fantasy Digital Painting Techniques & Video Lectures


It is a one of a kind inspirational tool, for art lovers and artists!

[Gary]

Hi everyone, I would love to get my self help book called "Now It Begins" reviewed, especially on Amazon and Goodreads, as this really helps me, being a new Author.
My book is practical and spiritual with ancient learning and short stories, the book is split into 10 distinct phases, which tackles some of life's biggest and most personal questions about identity and interconnectivity, love and fear, choice and destiny.
As the world is changing fast, a great shift of universal energy is taking place. Some of us are aware of this and are ready to move forward and leave behind an old world that has suffered from greed, selfishness, anger, blame and hatred. This means, raising our vibration of energy from within and connecting with one another on a higher and faster frequency that is happening now on this planet. For some this is inconceivable and for others, the transformation has already begun.
My website for my book is http://www.garymarkwick.com
My Goodreads link to read reviews etc is http://Goodreads.com/garymarkwick
Looking forward to hearing from you
Love and light
Gary

[Munsi]

Broken Escalator

I would love to get a few review readers of my tongue in cheek survival horror book, Broken Escalator. Any horror readers with a sense of humour looking for something weird to dig into, feel quite free to contact me that I might get you a copy in whichever format you prefer!

[Hammed]

I`d love to read both your books and give you reviews, i`d, like a review myself for my book as well if that is possible... contact me on twitter @hts85

[Sherri]

I'm always up for a review or author interview. I write mostly mysteries. You can check out my work at http://www.sherrithewriter.com

[Mike]

If there's something I've learned since publishing my book four months ago, it's that you can never rely on most of your friends to be there for you. When I published my book, fifty-five people requested a copy. Since then, I've had two sales and one review. Not a single other person has said a word.

The book is "Jon Norsander" and it's found on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008GHW32M

It's a historic fantasy book, set in a world technologically-similar to Earth in the late 15th century, just as guns were beginning to be more widely used. I had particular fun with this book because I identify strongly with the character, and I'm happy to have this as the first published book from "The World of Terra" series.

I appreciate any reviews I can get, as long as they're honest, and I'm totally willing to send a copy through e-mail if you'd rather not purchase the e-book.

Hope to hear back from you guys soon. Thanks!

[Murielle]

CULLOO, a short novel for 8-12 year olds, has just come out on KOBO books and I'd love to have reviews. I'd be more than happy to review your work in return.
It's about grief, family relationships and the need to fall back on your cultural heritage to help you face adversity.

See: http://www.kobobooks.com/search/searc...

Namaste

[Hammed]

Mike, Murielle,

I`d love to review your books, and would appreciate it if you too could review mine as well,

Message me and we`ll talk.
Take care

[Eileen]

My new novel, Divorcees.Biz is a light-hearted fun story about four, thirty-something, divorced women who decide to set up an online dating agency for divorcees.
The publisher is allowing a 2 day free download at Amazon. So if you enjoy a contemporary romance, then head over to AMAZON right now. Don't miss out!

[Harriet]

My contemporary romantic suspense novel, Legacy of the Highlands, has some great reviews, but can always use more! I hope you will give it a look and let me know if it interests you.
Here's the description:

Young, good-looking, successful and wealthy. Will and Alexandra Cameron had it all until the
night he went out to buy ice cream after an evening of passionate sex and never returned. When his body is discovered in a nearby Boston alley, the only clue to his murder is a Scottish sgian dubh dagger left beside it. Will's grieving widow finds refuge in the Miami villa of his best friend Diego Navarro, who has the means, power and temperament to solve the puzzle and to avenge his friend's murder. The sinfully handsome and charming womanizer's feelings for Alexandra run deep, and he becomes equally determined to win the devastated widow's heart. The attraction between them grows as they follow leads from Miami to Buenos Aires and Scotland, unraveling the Cameron family's centuries-old secrets.

It can be found on Amazon at:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0062LPAO2
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/BOO62LPAO2

[Murielle]

Sounds great. I'll keep it mind. I'm reviewing right now, but will be available for a review exchange very soon.

Namaste

[Eileen]

Murielle wrote: "HEY Eileen,
I'd love to exchange reviews with you. How do we do that?"

Sorry I didn't get back to you earlier. As I said my novel is available free at the moment on Kindle. I don't have an ebook reader. Is your book available in print format. Cheers Eileen

[Harold]

Anyone out there with a strong interest in American history that would be interested in reading and reviewing my novel "Crossing the River," about the Battles of Lexington and Concord? I'd be happy to provide an ebook version (PDF, ePub, or Kindle). Contact me at jahatitus@oregonfast.net

Book jacket description:

Standing on Lexington’s town common, humbled by the veneration of hundreds of militiamen, conceding that he had instructed them, encouraged them, in the end incited them, acknowledging that he, with others, had brought them to the river that could now be called revolution, Doctor Joseph Warren gives full credit to whom it is due. They, not he, knowing fully well the danger, had attacked the master. Standing at the river’s edge, they, of their own volition, had crossed over.

Joseph Warren is but one of Crossing the River’s many historical figures that bring to life General Thomas Gage’s failed attempt April 19, 1775, to seize and destroy military stores stockpiled at Concord by Massachusetts’s Provincial Congress. Characters of high and ordinary station, choosing to or forced to participate, must confront their worst fears. Revealing the internal conflicts, hubris, stupidity, viciousness, valor, resiliency, and empathy of many of the day’s participants, Crossing the River is both a study of man experiencing intense conflict and the varied outcomes of high-risk decision-taking.

The novel’s title is a metaphor for such decision-taking, be it Massachusetts militiamen seeking greater independence from Great Britain, General Gage’s attempted seizure of the provincial arsenal, two junior British officers’ risk-taking to earn quick promotion, an Acton schoolmaster’s compulsion to avenge the death of his dear friend and neighbor, a Lincoln youth’s attempted atonement for cowardice, a Lexington resident’s impulse to assist a redcoat deserter while he tries to resolve his neighbors’ and family’s low regard of him, or a British soldier/spy’s desire to rise above his station.

[Felicia]

Hi, I just released my first novel, The White Aura, and am looking for reviews to stir interest. I will email a copy of the book to anyone who will be willing to provide reviews on here, amazon, and barnes and noble.

Here is a bit about the book :

How do you live with the gut clenching truth that the one you love will die if you meet them? Twenty year old sorcerer Scott Tabors is learning how. After seeing seventeen year old Olivia Whitehead outside of a coffee shop, his heart will never be the same. He longs for her, he wants her, and he knows she will be his. They are heart mates. …but due to a curse on his family, he can’t meet her. Not yet. So for now, he visits her in her dreams. Her dreams where he can tell her everything but his name.
Olivia Whitehead is a typical junior in high school. She and her best friend are having the time of their lives, but she can’t help but notice the changes happening to her. Especially the changes in her heart after she begins dreaming about a mysterious dark haired young man. But what will happen when the school heartthrob decides he wants Olivia? Will she realize the dream man is real or will she move on?

[Glen]

Hi, all, I'd love reviews for the first two books in The Prison Trilogy (nonfiction). As both a trial lawyer and a secret international business and banking consultant for many years, I learned a lot in representing clients, from the very wealthy to the very poor, financially poor but rich in spirit. I learned the nature of people through personal observation and had a rich pool to draw from: personalities who morphed into extreme psychological and sociological effect.

Through most of my career, I did not become personally involved with my clients. I did, however, observe their demeanor, good and bad, and their character defects as well as their social dysfunction. I kept it all to myself. After all, my charge was to represent, not judge. In the twilight of that career, however, I came to know a Wall Street Journal heiress, both personally and professionally, and represented her in marrying a younger gay man and in transferring huge
amounts of money and property for his benefit. My ten-year relationship with both the heiress and her new husband ended with brutal litigation from her children, also Wall Street Journal heirs, upon her death.

When it was all over, I reflected on the path that relationship had taken me and wrote The Prison
Trilogy. These three books tell of my observations and the stories arising out of the individual
segments on that path and the people they involved.

I can provide a coupon code for a free ebook in most formats to anyone interested in reviewing the book(s) on Amazon, Smashwords, and/or Goodreads. Thank you!

[[deleted user]]

Hi, I'd love a review or two for my epic fantasy novel, Quest... I can provide PDF or epub format.

Synopsis:

Two powers, two quests, two fates...two mortals struggling against the very forces with which they might have aligned themselves, had they been given the opportunity to choose. Two mortals, light and dark, locked into one intense battle. A battle of which the end has already been written in blood. A blood not their own, just as the battle is not their own. And yet, they must fight.

The year is 2E739, the second millennium since Euroclydonus, the last epic battle to shake Wundyrr's foundations. Two thousand years of peace--at least between mortal and spiritual elements--and now, the hidden script of a writing called simply "the prophecy" threatens to immerse the world of Wundyrr once more in a hideous battle, the likes of which could very well rival the infamous Euroclydonus.

Tiernan Lebonn is the single last link between Wundyrr and vitality. Should he fail in his impossible quest to seal evil once more within its fiery prison, the shadow will rise up to devour not only him, but also the world he calls home.

His counterpart, Shiloh of Cheokk, has been steeped in darkness since the day she was born and is bent on winning her own glory through the very disaster Tiernan is trying to prevent.

For either one to claim victory, they must completely lose themselves within the essence of their quests and trust that the powers to which they have surrendered will bear them up in triumph.

But as with any battle, only one can claim the victory. Or perhaps neither can.

[Lynxie]

I've read Michayla's book Quest if anyone is interested in my review it's here:

http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

It was an enjoyable book.

[Jennifer]

I would love reviews of my novel, The Baker's Man, posted on GoodReads and on Amazon.

Message me if you're interested, and please give me your email address.

Thank you!


Book Blurb:
The Baker's Man invites you to a whimsical little Southern town where magic floats on every breeze and is baked into every cake. This novel weaves the tale of a young woman whose grandmother’s secret—and the ancestry of her grandfather—are about to change her life forever.

Anna O’Brien is sure of three things: there’s nothing she can’t bake, life is sweeter with chocolate, and her dreams are better left unspoken—especially to her mother. For a while, Anna has been living her life according to the expectations of others, never stepping out of line, never following her heart. Her one consolation is continuing her grandmother’s legacy by running Bea’s Bakery.

When Anna’s long-term boyfriend decides to move across the country without her, she is forced to face an uncertain future. After a long night in the bakery with her best friend, Lily, Anna’s humdrum existence rockets out of control when she follows a mysterious recipe left behind by her grandmother and finds Elijah—a handsome stranger—baking donuts in her kitchen the next morning.

Soon Anna is living in a world where she must deal with the repercussions of Elijah’s unexpected existence, while trying not to fall in love with “the dough boy.” Brimming with humor, love, and a sprinkling of magic, The Baker’s Man is an irresistible tale of friendship, forgiveness, and the enchanting possibilities of following one’s heart.

[Ingrid]

Hello,

I am looking for reviewers for my book of poetry Slopjar. I am giving out physical copies to 5 people willing to give me an honest review on here, amazon, and barnes and noble. I would also love for you to post it on your blog if you have one.

If anyone is looking for a reviewer, I will review any paranormal, romance, or mystery. I only review physical copies because I am on the move a lot and I can carry it around with me. If interested inbox me.

[[deleted user]]

Hi Everyone I would love to get a few reviews (blog/amazon/goodreads) on my latest romance Friends with Benefits, its a quick and easy read. I can give you a pdf copy just email me alainatmarks@gmail.com

Thanks

Description:
A sexy romance short story for readers 18+
approx. 62 pages

Brandi Montgomery, a caseworker for an adoption agency in New York, has just been told the apartment she was about to rent was not available anymore because the landlord decided to rent it to someone else at the last minute. She has two weeks to find a place to live. On top of giving up her place, and having the threat of being homeless hanging over her head, she has just ended her dead-end relationship which has made her swear off men forever!

Neal Calhoun, successful CEO of one of the biggest architectural firms in New York, gave up on relationships years ago thanks to the betrayal of his ex. He now finds comfort in having no strings attached, “friends with benefits” type relationships; keeping his heart safe while getting his needs met. When Brandi post an ad online looking for a roommate situation, Neal answers her ad with the “perfect” arrangement: a friends with benefits type of relationship in exchange for a great place to stay in one of the most sought after addresses in Manhattan.

With only two weeks before she’s out on the streets, Brandi has to decide if she wants to take Neal up on his offer. This should be a win-win situation for both parties where everyone benefits. But what happens when one of them breaks the number one rule, do they call it quits or do they take a chance on love...again?

[Ingrid]

Hello
I am looking for at 10 people interesting in reviewing a book about publishing if you are interested please send me a message and I will give you a free kindle version.

Thanks,
Ingrid

[Zrinka]

I'm looking for reviews on my two books

and

I can send you a PDF file and in return will review yours. if interested please message me via Goodreads or email czjelic@gmail.com

[James]

Hello All

I am in need of beta readers for my YA verse novel, "Johnny and the Seven Teddy Bears of Sin" If you look it up on Goodreads or Amazonyou'll find its already generated some good feedback. I need more, of course.

If you would like to be the next reviewer, please contact me here or on twitter (@jamesvenn1) and I will be happy to send you an ecopy.

http://www.amazon.com/Johnny-Seven-Te...

[Ty]

Hi,

i wrote the best possible thriller book i could, The Warrior, details below, and am now looking for it to be reviewed.

does a tree fall if you haven't heard it fall, seen it fall? that's where i am. my ebook exists, it now needs promotion, word of mouth and reviewers..



the blurb goes like this:

"Zeb Carter is almost your average Private Military Contractor. Almost.

When working for a WDE (We Don't Exist) Agency, Zeb witnesses a gruesome crime in the Congo and tracks the perpetrators down to New York. Only to discover that not only are they protected by the FBI, but also are closely connected to a very high profile politician.

Ordered to stand down by the FBI, Zeb finds that his hunt brings those close to him in the sights of the killers.

A thriller that spans Congo and New York, The Warrior is dotted with gritty action, a central character that fuels imagination, and a supporting cast of great colorful characters.

The Warrior is about relentless determination and a burning need to avenge and to deliver retribution against all odds.

The Warrior is not just about action but also about character build up and the clash of differing values and how those clashes affect outcomes. Lastly, The Warrior is about the brotherhood of warriors.

The first in the Zeb Carter and Broker series."
http://www.amazon.com/The-Warrior-ebo...

i am happy to give the book out for reviews in epub or mobi format or Smashwords coupons.

look forward to hearing some positive responses :)

please feel free to contact me here or any number of ways below, and also to connect with me.

happy new year to all.

Ty

ty@pattersonty.com
@typatterson67
http://www.facebook.com/typatterson67...
http://pattersonty.wordpress.com

[Everett]

I'm looking for reviews for my newest novel DEATH OF A MATADOR. Here's the blurb:

In the dusty little Central California city of Stevinson, a matador enters a bullfight arena to face twelve hundred pounds of muscle and fury. He engages the bull and leads it through his cape with grace and flair until his legs and arms go numb: he’s been drugged. When his paralyzed arms drop the cape, the bull rams a horn into his liver and that’s it for the matador.

The killer didn’t mean for the man to die, but oh well. He wasn’t about to go to jail for it, though, so he tracks down the guy he paid to give the matador the spiked water, bashes him with a piece of rebar, and dumps him into a ditch. No witness, no jail. Imagine his surprise when his picture shows up in the paper later that week. Now he’s gotta kill someone else.

Instead of attending the bullfight, the mayor of Stevinson, Manny Dutra, is negotiating with pot growers who want to grow their quasi-legal product in his city. He squeezes three hundred grand out of them, a nice “commission,” but he’s gotta get the ultra conservative and religious city council to approve the deal. He’ll get it done because he knows who’s been doing what behind closed doors.

When one of the council figures out what he’s up to, Manny kills her to save the deal. As the week progresses, the cops are all over him and his constituents, hardworking religious Portuguese farmers and dairymen, are on his case because they can’t believe he wants to let someone grow drugs in their town. If he can just hold things together for six days he can collect his graft and split.

Too bad for Manny and the matador’s killer, Detective Grant Starr is asked to assist the Sheriff’s Department solve the murders.

Can Grant, his hot girlfriend and fellow detective Amber Whitehall, friend Detective Ralph Bensen, and Detective John McKay of the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Department bring the killers to justice?


In his follow-up to the thrilling THE MIGHTY T, Powers takes his readers for a wild ride inside the close-knit Central California Portuguese community, with their religious festivals and bloodless bullfights. A world rich in tradition. DEATH OF A MATADOR.


I can provide the book in .epub or .mobi and will be happy to email it. I can review books as a return favor, but must admit I'm not into things like fantasy or romance. My wife reads romance and likes to read new authors, though. And she buys other books from authors she enjoys reading.

I provide honest reviews and will politely mention what I like and dislike about books. If I think a book deserves a 2-star rating I won't post it. I request the same courtesy in return.

Thanks,

Ev Powers

[Scott]

Hi everyone,

I'm always looking for more reviews on Amazon, B&N, Smashwords, and, of course, here on Goodreads.

If fantasy is your thing and you'd like a free eBook copy of either of my novels, please shoot me a message and I will send you a coupon code for Smashwords. You can get pretty much whatever format you like there.

You can find out more about the books here: http://www.scottmarlowe.com/post/My-N...

Or click-through on the covers below. Thanks!

[Thea]

Reviews wanted: occult literary / paranormal noir fiction:


The Dreamreapers by Arthur S. Halsey, Jr.

[Alyssa]

I very much welcome honest reviews! My book is Lunula, and can be found on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and all epub formats. If you need a free copy, send me an email at alyssaauch@yahoo.com.

[[deleted user]]

I just published my debut novel Avenging Amethyst

It is a YA paranormal fantasy.

"Avery and her mother have always been on the run. After her mother is murdered by something supernatural, she is left to fend for herself, alone and filled with questions. She receives a note by a stranger, giving her the opportunity to get some answers, and Avery warily accepts. She would rather face the truth than continue to be on the run.

What she discovers is nothing like she could’ve imagined. The stranger’s name is Felix, and he’s part of a race of creatures called Lovac. He tells Avery that she is a Lovac, too, and that they’re the distant descendants of the ancient vampire Nosferatu, along with two other races—the Nesmyr and Zhulik.

However, the Lovac are doomed to insanity, and nearly all of them lose their minds in their early twenties. The only way to be saved from the curse is for a Lovac to find their Dimidium, the one creature that can calm the darkness.

Nightmarish visions, kidnappings, and a lifestyle she never knew existed consume Avery’s life as she begins the search for her Dimidium and to get revenge for her mother’s death."

I would love if you could check it out :)

http://www.amazon.com/Avenging-Amethy...

[Raven]

I just discovered this thread, and am going to be perusing the posts to find some books to review!

I do also have a review request- I have been thinking of publishing some of my short stories, and there is one in particular I would like opinions on. The current title is One Day You'll Be Mine, but am open to suggestions on changing it. I will tell you upfront that it is erotic in nature, but I am told it is tastefully done. I would greatly appreciate the feedback!

http://www.goodreads.com/story/show/2...

Thank you in advance,

Raven

[Stephanie]

Hi everyone! I would love some more reviews on my YA Paranormal Romance, The Star Child, for Amazon & Goodreads. If you wouldn't mind, please check it out. If you're interested, I'll send you an ebook copy. viewBook.at/B009DW0I4O Thanks guys!

PS - I also review YA books (Particularly Fantasy and Paranormal) so I'll check some out here. Thanks!

[Diana]

Hi
I'm looking for people who may be interested in reviewing my new novel, Elephant in the room. The main character is a divorcee in her late 40's. Naive and judgemental she falls headlong into a situation that forces her re-evaluate her opinions and to deal with life as a single woman.Elephant in the Room

[J.E.]

Hello Everyone!
I am looking for people that might be willing to review my new novel, Awakening by J.E. Swift. It is Romantic Sci-Fi. I can e-gift for the kindle or barnes and noble, or I can email you a mobi, epub, or a word doc, whichever works best. Here is the blurb:
Caitlyn Young has no immediate plans after college, but that doesn’t mean others, specifically elite tech firm Trust Corporation do not have plans for her. When recruiter Garrett Stevens expresses interest in the graduate student, she believes it romantically, since she has no marketable skills that his company could be possibility be interested in.

She is half right.

Caitlyn has something far more important than marketable skills- she has the proper DNA they want and that DNA, which had lain dormant for years, is about to activate.

When it does, the result is beyond what anyone could hope. Caitlyn finds herself being wooed by many in a secret society who would like to use her for their own devices, including Declan McPherson, a prodigy himself who understands exactly what she is going through.

When it becomes clear that not everyone is who they appear to be and those betrayals lead back to a rogue faction, Caitlyn must decide on who she can trust and who she can forgive.

[Terry]

Stephanie wrote: "Hi everyone! I would love some more reviews on my YA Paranormal Romance, The Star Child, for Amazon & Goodreads. If you wouldn't mind, please check it out. If you're interested, I'll send you an eb..."

Hi Stephanie! I'd love to review "The Star Child", on here and on Amazon. Think you could send an epub or pdf my way? My email is t m p r 62 @ my way dot c o m Thank you!

[Morgan]

The least reviewed type of book on Amazon is the serious novel. By “serious” I mean that the author is serious in his or her intention to produce original and powerful work (as opposed to simply commercial). The writing itself may be anything but serious in tone. Anyway, I’m sure you get the picture. I have 2 digital novels that are “seriously” in need of reviewers. If you like Pynchon or DeLillo you might enjoy my novels El Dorado Shuffle and Mr. Millennium. At the moment they are only available as Kindle ebooks. After mid-February they will be available in other formats as well. I’d be happy to gift you a Kindle copy of either or both; or I can give you another format in about 3 weeks. Message me.

[John]

The Rail City needs more love. It's a quick read. It's a furious read. I think you'll love it. It's gotten one rave review from a goodreads reviewer. It could use a few thousand more.
[Updated 2/4/2013]

[John]

If I may add, rather boldly, that this is an open challenge to reviewers to find fault with The Rail City, to not love The Rail City, to not consume it in a sitting. I triple dog dare you :P.

[Jason]

John wrote: "If I may add, rather boldly, that this is an open challenge to reviewers to find fault with The Rail City, to not love The Rail City, to not consume it in a sitting. I triple dog dare you :P."

I accept your challenge... e-Pub to jason[at]jasontgraves[dot]com

[John]

Cool. Gimme like, a minute. :)

[Terry]

I too will accept your triple dog dare kind sir. ;)
epub or kindle to: tmpr62 at myway dot com please?
Thank you! :)

[John]

Great Terry. I'll send it immediately. Sorry for the late reply!

[Raven]

John, I would also like to have an advanced copy to review. It sounds intriguing, indeed. :) ebook to raven . leck @ gmail . com
Thanks!

[John]

I would LOVE to give an advance copy Raven, but you're going to punch me. See, I went ahead and got so excited and released the book just as soon as it was final. So it's out already. And it's free. I will go ahead and send you an epub and mobi, however, just as a kind of weak apology ^_^;. Also by way of apology, if you get your review in before the sequel Westwind is published, I'd be happy to send that to you as well. That one won't be free so it'll need a bit more love than The Rail City when it comes.

[Lynxie]

I might have to pick this one up when it filters through to Amazon here in Aus John. :) I shall keep an eye out for it!

[John]

Lynxie, throw me your email and I'll send you a .mobi! :)

[Lynxie]

You should have a PM from me John! Thanks :D