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Comment by carole lynn gill on March 23, 2011 at 2:02pm

Yes Fran! I heard the paperback is being proofed, should be coming along and I'd love a review! will be in touch.

Comment by Fran Lewis on March 23, 2011 at 10:48am

I review only print copies and if anyone would like a review I love reading historical fiction, fiction, thrillers, mysteries, children's books with a positive message and science fiction. I will read paranormal. fran

Comment by Xavier Leret on March 21, 2011 at 7:42am

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in reviewing my new novel, Heaven Sent, which I am in the process of releasing. It is trangressional literary fiction, set in the beautiful town of Bristol, UK (until my heroes find themselves on the run and end up in London).

Sixteen year old Carlo has no experience of the world. He desperately wants eternity to provide an alternative to the strict moral imperative of his Catholic parents. When Daizee Byatt, a girl from the other side of the tracks, crashes into Carlo's life, the course of his future veers off the road. This is the story of what Heaven Sent.

It is dark, so a torch might be necessary for some sections - but at its heart Heaven Sent is a beautiful love story that somehow retains an innocence against some unfathomable odds. A surreal tale that knocks on the doors of magic realism. Here's the first chapter, it'll give you a taste of the style. http://xavierleret.com/?p=145#more-145

This is an ebook only release. I will be doing a printed book later in the year so I am looking to gather some momentum for that.

I'd be really happy to hear from anybody who might also be into the idea of hosting me on a blog tour - that would be truly fabulous and humbling.

You can contact me at xav@xavierleret.com. I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks for your time.

Xav

Comment by Marsha A. Moore on March 11, 2011 at 9:01pm

My fantasy romance book, Tears on a Tranquil Lake, released February 1st from MuseItUp Publishing. I'd be very grateful for reviews. It is a novella in length and I'll gladly provide digital copies to reviewers, either PDF or Epub format.

Blurb:
What a surprise for a young woman, to find herself suddenly transformed into a mermaid.

Ciel’s first thought – track down the merman who changed her and make him reverse his magic. Unable to find him, survival in her new world becomes paramount. She eagerly accepts help from a dashing pirate captain who takes a fancy to her, lavishing her with finery. When her merman does show up, he competes for her affection. One look into his eyes makes her life more complex -- he is her soul mate.

Which man will she choose – pirate captain or merman? Which life – human or mermaid? Caribbean adventures and dangers chase Ciel as she searches for decisions and the key to her happiness.

Warning: This book contains Haitian vodou, sultry wenches, foul-mouthed scalliwag pirates, overindulgence of fine Caribbean rum, and amorous encounters on deserted beaches.
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Please contact me for details. Thanks much!

http://www.MarshaAMoore.com
MarshaAMoore@hotmail.com

Comment by Barbara M Hodges on February 22, 2011 at 10:18am

I have a just released suspense novel, Ice, co-written with Randolph Tower. I'd love to get some reviews for it.

Ice is a story about a female serial killer. I have print copies, but would prefer to send it as an eBook.

Comment by Annabel xxx on February 10, 2011 at 4:56pm

I review a lot of books, but my favourite genres are; Fantasy, paranormal romance, horror, Young Adult and historical fiction

Comment by Gail M. Kearns on February 10, 2011 at 3:22pm

I am a book publicist actively seeking professional book reviews for my clients. If either of the books at www.stateofmindbook.com or www.richardbarager.com look of interest to you, I have galleys of each book to give out to qualified reviewers. Please get in touch with me at gmkea@aol.com. Thank you.

Comment by carole lynn gill on February 10, 2011 at 3:13pm

oops! the title is The House on Blackstone Moor: themes are vampirims, madness, obsession and devil worship in 19th Century England.

Comment by carole lynn gill on February 10, 2011 at 3:12pm

thank you, Bobbie!
My book is considered horror/paranormal/gothic/romance. I guess that sums it up!

It was published Dec. 17 2011 by Vamplit Publishers and it's available as an ebook now, but will also be in paperback in March.

It's been on Smashwords (horror) best seller list since publication.

Comment by Theresa Cole on February 10, 2011 at 3:07pm

I'll review any book that I think sounds interesting, but my favorite genres are paranormal romance and urban fantasy. All reviews are posted on my blog http://www.FadeIntoFantasy.blogspot.com, goodreads, and at least one site where the book is sold (if it has already been released).

I also run an ebook tour site called Book Lovin' Bitches Ebook Tours. You can find out more information on that by visiting http://www.booklovinbitches.blogspot.com and clicking the "For Authors" tab. :)

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