New Review Process
I will review one book a month. To get your book into the running for the review of the month you will need to send me your blurb, cover and the first page of your book.
Keep in mind you need to sell me on your story better than the others. There will be others. A year ago before I quit reviewing I was getting a request a day. Make your blurb a killer blurb.
If you aren't sure about it. Check my editing site for an article on blurbs, or contact me for help. I have an offer to teach you how to write a blurb for $50 US. Talking to me won't guarantee you a review, but you will learn how to do the blurb.
Even if your book isn't chosen, if you've sent me a copy, I may read it. If I finish your book, it will go up on the page Books I've Finished with a one line review.
Good Luck.
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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Dwarves in Space
Dwarves in Space Sabrina Zbasnik With a title like Dwarves in Space I had to give this book a read. It doesn’t disappoint. The classic races of high fantasy are lifted into space and stuffed onto a rickety old space … Continue reading
The Elemental Conductors
The Elemental Conductors Jesse Wolf The premise of The Elemental Conductors is that certain people have a gene that is only activate when they almost die in an encounter with a basic element. Joshua is struck by lightning and wakes … Continue reading
The Guide: Tor’s Quest
The Guide: Tor’s Quest Trudie Collins Tor’s Quest starts in the aftermath of a battle for a clue in what is a scavenger hunt with first prize being the crown of Tor’s home. His group quickly learns that they need … Continue reading
George and the Dragon
George and the Dragon Phil Tolhurst George is a thirteen year old in London during World War Two. His mother decides that they will be safer in the country at his Uncle’s manor. They aren’t there long before the house … Continue reading
Johnny Fracture
Johnny Fracture Waheed Ibne Musa Johnny Fracture is a novel by Pakistan Waheed Ibne Musa. It starts with nameless old man in New York City (though a New York which has a mountain road leading away from it). The language rhythm … Continue reading
The Jagged Man
The Jagged Man Michael Sirois Put an eight thousand year old man, Hurricane Katrina and an ancient papyrus together and you have Michael Sirois’ novel The Jagged Man. The premise is an immortal man who hates humanity and has spent … Continue reading
Saving Angels
Jeff Davis Saving Angels The bodies of two women are found in two different churches nailed to the cross. Retired FBI profiler Billy Jackson is leading a workshop in the area and offers to help. He notices a disturbing resemblance … Continue reading