I just wanted to drop the team a quick email to see if FMR would be open to reviewing my new book?
I'm an Indie writer...this is my first book, a romance non-fiction. Though I'm nervous, I do know that opening it up to reviews is a necessary form of marketing.
Let me know your interest and desired the form of reviewing.
I write historical Western romance, and my latest, CHOLAMA MOON, is due out this week. It's a sweet romance, set in California's 1870s. I am excited and looking forward to the marketing phase. Your review would help immensely.
Thank you for considering a sweet romance set in 1870, in rural Californa. If this sounds like your thing, please let me know the next step.
I hope you're well. I was emailing to enquire whether you'd review my book, A Rhapsody Of Embers?
It's YA/ Romance/ Strong female lead.
I've attached the synopsis below.
If it's not your thing, thanks anyway, I appreciate you're busy.
Warmest Regards,
Lauren-Jane
Please feel free to contact me at at Lauren.jane@live.co.uk
"Pyra knows that to be born Gifted in the Empire is to be born hated and subjected. But while Pyra is hidden in our world she forgets the dangers of her own. When she makes a mistake involving her own Gift, she pulls ruination down upon her guardian, a woman who protects far more than just her. She holds one of the seals of the Empire; one of the six ancient stamps that guards the Empire from a horror only she understands.
Prince Cassius is more concerned with his father's terminal health than with the plight of Gifted but when his father dies, he finds himself accused of treason against his brother, the new Emperor. When Cassius' school master urges him to find the seals to preserve his mother's legacy, he is adrift from the only life he has known, hunted by a dangerous man.
Pyra and Cassius will need to work together if they want to decipher the clues and symbology that lead to the seals.
But the question is, are they on the same side at all?"
Review Request...Please!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to drop the team a quick email to see if FMR would be open to reviewing my new book?
I'm an Indie writer...this is my first book, a romance non-fiction. Though I'm nervous, I do know that opening it up to reviews is a necessary form of marketing.
Let me know your interest and desired the form of reviewing.
Thank you for your time!
Gail J. Kueker
Never Got The Memo...
214.425.0009
Hi Ladies, Thanks for offering this service.
ReplyDeleteI write historical Western romance, and my latest, CHOLAMA MOON, is due out this week. It's a sweet romance, set in California's 1870s. I am excited and looking forward to the marketing phase. Your review would help immensely.
Thank you for considering a sweet romance set in 1870, in rural Californa. If this sounds like your thing, please let me know the next step.
Thanks so much,
Anne Schroeder
anneschroederauthor@gmail.com
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI hope you're well. I was emailing to enquire whether you'd review my book, A Rhapsody Of Embers?
It's YA/ Romance/ Strong female lead.
I've attached the synopsis below.
If it's not your thing, thanks anyway, I appreciate you're busy.
Warmest Regards,
Lauren-Jane
Please feel free to contact me at at Lauren.jane@live.co.uk
"Pyra knows that to be born Gifted in the Empire is to be born hated and subjected. But while Pyra is hidden in our world she forgets the dangers of her own. When she makes a mistake involving her own Gift, she pulls ruination down upon her guardian, a woman who protects far more than just her. She holds one of the seals of the Empire; one of the six ancient stamps that guards the Empire from a horror only she understands.
Prince Cassius is more concerned with his father's terminal health than with the plight of Gifted but when his father dies, he finds himself accused of treason against his brother, the new Emperor. When Cassius' school master urges him to find the seals to preserve his mother's legacy, he is adrift from the only life he has known, hunted by a dangerous man.
Pyra and Cassius will need to work together if they want to decipher the clues and symbology that lead to the seals.
But the question is, are they on the same side at all?"