I am looking for a review (post here)

[Bob]

To those who are interested in the Fantasy and Sci-Fi genres: I will make any of my books free to reviewers. See my Goodreads page for summaries and previous reviews.

My best work is an epic fantasy trilogy which begins with Part I "Journey to Light." This is a long complex story with many characters and multiple shifts in scene. I realize that not everyone likes this type of book.

"A Princess of Fae" is a short fantasy-comedy with a warped sense of humor. Please see the review by D.E.M. Emrys on Goodreads. (No, I do not know him and did not pay him for the review, but he is obviously an astute reader.)

"Jesika's Angel," a sci-fi novel, is my first book. I got better later but I still think this is pretty good.

Also - I am willing to exchange reviews. I prefer books in my own genres but will keep an open mind about others. Send me a PM or email me at bobcraton1947@gmail.com

[John]

A few people have volunteered, and a few files have been sent out, but if you haven't yet, please consider visiting The Rail City. It's like no place you've ever been.

[Danny]

Hi,
If anybody is interested in reviewing my book that would be great!
I can e-mail a copy in any format just let me know which format you would like.
Its a story of an adventure solo kayak trip I did.
This is not a story about cutting off body parts to survive, or going to brink of existence in an unforeseen twist of fate. This is an adventure born from watching old movies and programs of people living and travelling in the Alaskan/Canadian wilderness. It is a story of a solo quest to get to Alaska by kayak with very little experience, surviving in the wilderness along the way; it’s a story of learning to believe in yourself when some others think you’re crazy, of putting one foot in front of the other each day, and of trusting your wits to get you out of a situation if it all goes wrong. Some describe it as crazy, some say it’s a spirit quest. All I know is that I needed to do it, so I did.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B9MPK5I

Cheers Danny Wilks

[Florence]

John, could you tell us something about yourself, or include the link to your blog? Thanks!

[Karen]

(re message 115) John, I'll be emailing you re Twin-Bred and Wander Home!

[Anna]

Hello everyone,

I'm a fairly new Erotica writer, my short story, "Under His Wings" was published in January. I'd be happy to send the pdf file to interested readers...


Under His Wings

Let me know your email address here, PM me, or write me directly at anna.bayes@hotmail.com and I'll send you the file. A tiny word of warning: it is erotica, it's a M/M/F menage love story, so you have to be 18 or up for this giveaway. :)

Thanks everyone!

Anna Bayes
http://annabayes.wordpress.com
Anna Bayes

[Vickie]

I am currently looking for reviews on our Ardis Cole mystery/ adventure, which has just been released in ebook and paperback, The Crimson Masquerade.

Trouble precedes Ardis Cole to the site of a Han Dynasty tomb in China. Dr. Yong Po, who has asked for her assistance, is being stalked by a person wearing a crimson opera mask. Ardis is concerned when her co-worker, Grant Merlin, fails to arrive at the project, and his ex-wife, Sheri, takes his place. More problems arise when Sheri is attacked on the cliffs by the same masked intruder. Ardis' search for the tomb of emperor Sun Yan leads to ancient intrigue surrounding a captive princess, referred to in his poetry as the "Lady of White Jade." As Ardis delves deeper into the tomb's secret, a centuries old crime of passion is eerily replayed in the present.

Please email me at vickbritt@gmail.com for a review copy.

[Jill]

Hello everyone,
I've got two contemporary romance books out there right now. I also have a blog where I review / interview other indie authors.

I would love to hear from you soon.

Jill@prideseries.com
http://www.prideseries.com/blog.html

Finding PrideDiscovering Pride

[Anna]

Hello everyone!

My new ebook, Raspberry Truffle is freshly out. Thought I'd share some links here:



Format: ebook
Wordcount: 3,700
Pages: 12
Keywords: Contemporary / Paranormal / MMF menage / Bisexual / Erotica / Vampire
Direct link: http://www.torquerebooks.com/index.ph...

Blurb: When Melissa's lover, Lawrence, throws a sex party at his mansion, the only clue to each room's theme is the offering of chocolate at the door, each more enticing than the last. The final room isn't for just any guest, but for Melissa alone. What secret surprise does Lawrence have in store for her in the room with the raspberry truffle?

Read a short excerpt here: http://annabayes.wordpress.com/2013/0...

Enjoy! (*kisses*)

I'm open to giving out free copies of my books for an honest review. Send me a PM here, or email me directly at anna.bayes@hotmail.com

Thank you!

Anna Bayes

[Shidorr]

Looking for a review! Fictional Fantasy Romance!
Her Name is Grace (Mahlai, #1).

Drop me a line.

[Christoph]

I have a historical novel set in Slovakia and Germany in the 1930s and 1940s

In the sleepy town of Bratislava in 1933 a romantic girl falls for a bookseller from Berlin. Greta Weissensteiner, daughter of a Jewish weaver, slowly settles in with the Winkelmeier clan just as the developments in Germany start to make waves in Europe. The political climate in the multifaceted cultural jigsaw puzzle of Czechoslovakia becomes more complex and affects the fragile relations between the couple and the families.

The story follows their lot through the war with its predictable and also its unexpected turns and events and the equally hard times after

This book is part of a Trilogy, currently loosely entitled “The Three Nations Trilogy”. The novels all deal with similar themes of home and identity in various Central European Countries affected by war and political changes.


The Luck of the Weissensteiners

[Wendy]

Christoph wrote: "I have a historical novel set in Slovakia and Germany in the 1930s and 1940s

In the sleepy town of Bratislava in 1933 a romantic girl falls for a bookseller from Berlin. Greta Weissensteiner, daug..."

Christoph - your book, which has great reviews is on my TBR list . I have a couple more books that I need to read and then very much look forward to reading The Luck of the Weissensteiners!

[Claire]

Hi there,

Anyone interested in a sexy supernatural romance with thriller and psychological horror elements?
My debut novel- Limerence, is set for release next weekend (eeeek) and I'm after honest reviews- and or a space on your 'to be read' shelf!
I can provide PDF and Kindle copies for anyone interested.
You can contact me on Rileyuk02@yahoo.co.uk

You can also take a loo at my website- http://clairecriley.weebly.com for more information, the book trailer and fan photos from people who have already read the book and are waiting for the sequel!

Hope to hear from you soon.

Kind regards

Claire C Riley

[Claire]

HI, sounds great,
email me at rileyuk02@yahoo.co.uk if you want me to read it. Is it on Goodreads now? I'll add it to my shelf if so. Would you care to reciprocate?

Claire

Anna wrote: "Hello everyone!

My new ebook, Raspberry Truffle is freshly out. Thought I'd share some links here:



Format: ebook
Wordcount: 3,700
Pages: 12
Keywords: Conte..."

[Heather]

My first novel, Ashlyn and the Lost Prince, is a fantasy with whismy, humour, and a slightly darker side. It was published last month and I've struggled to get reviews so far despite several people downloading a copy.



Ashlyn is a bounty hunter with a debt to the King. Given the task of finding the King's son, the prince who has been missing for quite some time, Ashlyn sets out with her faithful horse and an old friend.

Burdened with a wizard who favours a useless spell, a warrior who is a coward and the threat of an old enemy hanging over her, Ashlyn must find the prince and return him home before she can finally be free again.

If it sounds like the kind of story you would be interested in, please let me know and I'll send you a .pdf copy via email.

Thanks,
Heather

[Bob]

Heather wrote: "My first novel, Ashlyn and the Lost Prince, is a fantasy with whismy, humour, and a slightly darker side. It was published last month and I've struggled to get reviews so far despite several peopl..."

Heather, we seem to have similar tastes. I'm sending you a PM.

[Alex]

Hi guys,

I've just released my new (12th) published novel, Point Apocalypse, a science fiction adventure set in a near-future prison world.

I would like to thank you all so much for all the help and support I've found here at Goodreads! I'm now giving away free electronic copies of Point Apocalypse to those who would like to be the first to read it and hopefully share their opinions or suggestions here on Goodreads or on Amazon.

Just send me a message or reply here and I'll email you your copy in any format of your choice - mobi, ePub, PDF, etc etc.

You can read the first three chapters of Point Apocalypse here on Goodreads. The book's Amazon page also contains some nice art done by my illustrators:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BVOHUC0

Alex

[Derek]

Hello everyone. I'm looking for some more reviews for The Nameless Dwarf (the complete 5-book series in one volume). My goal is to reach 20 reviews on Amazon and Goodreads by the end of May.

If you enjoy fantasy and would like to take a look, please email me at derekprior@yahoo.co.uk or leave me a message on Goodreads. Thank you so much.

"Fantasy Adventure Book of the Year for 2012". It is THAT good!" - R. Nicholson (Amazon top 1000 reviewer)

Red to the elbows with the blood of his people, the Nameless Dwarf’s only desire is to save the ones who got away.


The dwarves have gone!

Thousands have been slaughtered in the blood-drenched streets of their ravine city by one of their own wielding a demonic axe.

The survivors have fled beyond the mountains, heading into a realm haunted by the nightmares of a twisted god.

When Nils Fargin, son of an underworld boss, is hired to find them, he travels with his client to seek the advice of a lowlife mage. With what he learns, he should have asked for more money.

The trail leads them to the domain of the terrifying Ant-Man, who is rumored to eat the flesh of anyone refusing to pay his toll.

And as if that wasn’t enough, it turns out Nils’s client is none other than the Nameless Dwarf, better known to his kind as the Ravine Butcher.


The Nameless Dwarf is an epic tale of remorse and redemption that pits a whiskerless thief, a guilt-driven assassin, a consumptive wizard, and an amnesiac dwarf against the worst imaginings of a craven mind.

But the companions bring troubles of their own, not least of which is an ancient grimoire that leads them inexorably towards a forest of tar and an evil that threatens the existence of an entire race.

The last hope of the dwarves comes from the unlikeliest of sources: a mythical city beneath the waves, an axe from the age of heroes, and the Nameless Dwarf, in whose veins flows the blood of legends.

[Anna]

Giveaway on my blog until August 31st!

If you enjoy lesbian erotic romance, with light BDSM elements, I'm sure you'll love this tale.



(Warning: adult content)

Title: Ginny's Lesson
Pages: 13
Keywords: Lesbian / Contemporary / BDSM / Spanking / Love / Romance / Erotica

Blurb: Another broken heart means another night of earth-shattering comfort sex with Ginny, or so Melissa thinks. Ginny, on the other hand, is tired of pacifying Melissa every time she has given her heart out to the wrong person. Ginny thinks a lesson is in order — a lesson Melissa will never forget.

Read an excerpt and participate in the Giveaway here: http://wp.me/p2Zwms-6i

Anna Bayes

[[deleted user]]

Hi! I am looking for reviews for my two books (you can pick up which one you prefer to review):

The XIIIth hour at Duskland - an introductory short story to an upcoming illustrated anthology. Dark Fantasy/Surreal/Mystery

Art of Isis Sousa & Guests: Fantasy Digital Painting Techniques & Video Lectures - My first Art Book, published last year. Recommended for Fantasy/Dark fantasy lovers.

Message me here on GoodReads and I can provide electronic copies for review.

[Christine]

I am interested in obtaining more reviews for my books, which are as follows:

Articles for the Mind
Freelance Writing Guide
My Not-So-Ordinary Life
Essays for the Soul
Poetry for the Heart

If you are interested in any of the above, message me. I will gladly provide a review copy as an ebook or Smashwords coupon.

Christine

[James]

HAVANA QUEEN

Praised by SiriusXM Radio as "Book of the year" and denounced by Havana as one of Washington's "subversive acts against the Cuban government."

So, the Castros have given it one star, if that. I could use some reviews from those with an nonideological stance!

[Zehavit]

My children's book - Richard finds true love - free today on Amazon. Iwould love for reviews.

http://www.amazon.com/Childrens-book-...

Have you ever seen an abandoned dog on the street and wondered what will happen to him? In this wonderful and heart-warming children's book for kids aged 3 to 6 years old, a lost Boxer dog’s life changes forever when a lovely woman, Lee, finds him. She calls him Richard and takes him home. Lee only wants to help, but isn’t sure how her sad daughter, Jessie, will feel about the new visitor. Giving an abandoned dog a new home isn’t always that easy, you know.
Will he stay with Lee and Jessie or will he have to go to the shelter? Life is full of surprises, and for every lost soul there is a mate somewhere. Maybe Richard is meant to be with Jessie and Lee. Maybe he can cheer Jessie up. And maybe… just maybe… they can change each other’s lives forever.

[Diana]

I am looking for reviews of my book, The Skeletons of Birkbury. If you are interested please send me a message and I'll send a copy.
"Skeletons of Birkbury" was a really entertaining and gripping read. I loved the setting in the English countryside. Febry's vivid descriptions of the characters and scenery made me feel like I was taking a little trip there. The main characters were well-conceived, fleshed-out, and believable. The plot involves investigators looking into a twenty-year old murder case in the countryside and uncovering dark secrets in a small village; it combines a small-town cozy feel with sinister motives and actions. A great read for a chilly winter's day by the fireplace - highly recommended!
http://amzn.com/B0082PXOQM
Skeletons of Birkbury

[Wendy]

Dominae wrote: "Caveat Scriptor:
Before any of you send any book of yours to any reviewer, I suggest you check out their profile and see how many 'to-read' books that they have in their list. That should give you..."

But also do take into account that TBR lists can be deceptive. I am first and foremost a writer and never get the time to read as much as I would like. However my TBR consists not only of books I see when browsing or through recommendations. Titles, including classics that I would like to read one day are added and books that I commit to read, mainly for other Indies.
I do quite often take longer than I intend to read books received for a review but if I say I will read a book I will. If I promise to read a book for a review it definitely does not go to the bottom of my TBR because, at my rate, I probably have a 15 year supply!

[Wendy]

Misty wrote: "Dominae wrote: "Caveat Scriptor:
Before any of you send any book of yours to any reviewer, I suggest you check out their profile and see how many 'to-read' books that they have in their list. That..."

Me too, Misty. if I didn't add a book when I saw it I would forget about it. I love building this huge, virtual library. Some books I will probably never get around to but it's nice to see all the options there!