Member: angelswing

Hi Bobbie:
This is Gita. I am so sorry to bother you. I sent my book "In Pursuit of Love, Spirituality and Happiness" to you few days ago. Unfortunately, some books returned back to my address due to the problem with the recipient's address label. Any way I would like to know if the book had reached to you for review. I would really appreciate it if you kindly let me know if you have received it. I am looking forward to your wonderful review because It will be not only great to receive the review but also it will let me know where I stand as a writer-it will reveal the strength of my writing as well and how I can improve my writing. Please post the review in Amazon.com.
As a first time author it will be highly appreciated. I value your opinion.
Thank you again Bobbie.

Gita

posted by gitaaudhya at 4:26 pm (EST) on May 5, 2013

Hi. You recently won a free copy of my novel, Human+. But, I'm very sorry to say, it looks like I made a mistake and forgot to say the giveaway is for an ebook only. My apologies. If you'd still like a copy, email me your preferred format (MOBI, EPUB, PDF) and I will send you one.

martin@martinhiggins.net

Thanks!

Martin

posted by Martin_Higgins at 8:33 am (EST) on Apr 19, 2013

Dear Bobbie,
I hope this message finds you well.
I passed here to see how you're doing with TRUST: A NEW BEGINNING.
I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
All the best,
Cristiane.

P.S. - Do you have a profile on Goodreads? Couldn't find you. If you do, please befriend me there.

posted by Cristiane.Serruya at 9:01 pm (EST) on Apr 16, 2013

Hi, Bobbie,
I passed here to inform you that I've shipped today your review copy of my book Trust: A New Beginning.
You should be receiving it in the next ten days.
I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year full of books.
All the best,
Cristiane Serruya

posted by Cristiane.Serruya at 11:20 am (EST) on Dec 13, 2012

Hi Bobbie,

it's snowing in London today !
Thank you again for requesting When The Siren Calls in the giveaway. Congratulations on winning. I distribute review copies using the industry standard method used by all big publishers. Before I get into the download instructions, here's two free books you can download in the normal way, fast and simple, so please help yourself.

"Erotic Seduction" by Moll Molone http://bit.ly/SDnPtS (warning, contains adult content.)

"When the Siren Calls -Prequel" by Tom Barry http://amzn.to/JXNFXL (check price, free in most countries, Amazon US sometimes charge 99c)

Now to the real deal:

To download the full 325 pages of When the Siren Calls you will need to follow a free sign up process. Sorry about that, but the bonus is you will then get free access to hundreds of books, including from best selling authors, so it's worth the bother. Here's the link to go to, hit request, and follow the instructions

https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/show/id/20978

I will get an alert you've requested it, and I will "Approve" your request, guaranteed. So, if you only want my book, just enter the minimum data in the sign up process.

So, if you're still with me, you can now get all three books digitally signed here http://www.authorgraph.com/books?utf8=✓&search=When+the+Siren+calls&co... (Just enter Erotic Seduction into the search box.)

And we're done. If you chose to pass on the sign up process, at least you got two free books.

I would really appreciate anything you can do to promote When the Siren Calls. Tweet it, review it, blog about it. When I notice one of my readers is actively promoting my book, I typically post them a free physical copy as a thank you.

Thanks again for bearing with me, and do let me know how the process worked (because I want to make it as easy as I can for other winners.)

And, as a further thank you, if you have a book, a website or blog or facebook page, a product link or anything else you'd like me to tweet to my 3,500 twitter followers, i"d be pleased to oblige. Just send what you'd like tweeted to my email address, or a DM on twitter.

Finally, if you might be interested in a free three night stay in beautiful Tuscany, the setting for When the Siren Calls, check out the offer here http://tombarrywrites.com/win-a-free-stay-in-luxury-resort-in-tuscany/.

Best wishes
Tom Barry

Email: tombarrywrites@gmail.com
Web: http://www.tombarrywrites.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/tombarry100

posted by tombarrywrites at 7:16 am (EST) on Dec 5, 2012

Congratulations Bobbie,

You won a copy of "A Death for Beauty" from the Giveaway. I've mailed the book to you and should have it soon. I look forward to your review.

Just a reminder:
My Book Tour starts today through the 28th. You can check out all the Blog stops here:

http://www.pumpupyourbook.com/2011/09/25...

I hope you can drop by and say hello.

eBAY Benefit Offer:
There's also an eBay offer for a special Edition of the Hardcover to benefit a Charity called "Bright Pink" that helps women with breast or ovarian cancer.

See it here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/280747539524?ssP...

Hope you can participate.
Thanks again, I'll be back here from time to time. Hope to chat with you soon.

Thanks for requesting my novel. I hope you enjoy the rest of the story!

Alberto

posted by arias at 1:19 pm (EST) on Oct 3, 2011

From Roxana Jones, author of "While I Was Learning To Become God"

Dear Bobbie,

I wanted to congratulate you for the Giveaway winning, and tell you that you will receive the two books from our printer CreateSpace on Aug 12th. I am very humbled with the fact that my heart will be able to share this true story of healing and self-empowerment with yours.

I wish you all the best and I hope we can stay connected from here on through my monthly newsletter, my bi-weekly inspirational Thoughts of the Heart quotes, my facebook fan page, and also by signing up to get notices of futures Giveaways.

I would love to receive your review on my first book.

Much love to you always,

Roxana

posted by tapuat_publishing at 6:02 pm (EST) on Aug 2, 2011

Congratulations on winning a copy of Her Mother's Diary by David Kahn. Your copy will be in the mail shortly!

Warm regards,

Paula

posted by PaulaatAME at 7:59 pm (EST) on Mar 17, 2011

I'm not a writer just LOVE to read! I've really gotten more into urban fantasy. There is no lack of those books now. I also love, love stories. Nicholas Sparks is pretty good. I just finished Nightshade last night. I started Water for Elephants today. I also really into the 30's & 40's.
What do you write?

posted by bellamia at 6:11 pm (EST) on Mar 17, 2011

Hi angel......I've taken a break from The Great Gatsby and started Nightshade by Andrea Cremer. I saw it at Costco one day and thought it looked interesting. It's good so far but only a few chapters in. How's your books?

posted by bellamia at 3:14 pm (EST) on Mar 11, 2011

Hi Angel,

I love it so far! I have a couple of Anne rice books but have not read them yet. Oh wait....I did try to read Angel Time but I didn't get very far. I didn't like it at all. So far I have only read one of Amelia Atwater's books but I did really like it. I also tried to read the Graveyard Book but it didn't hold my interest very well. I believe I made it about half way through.
I hear good things about him, maybe I'll try again! Are you reading Winter's Sea right now? How's that going?

posted by bellamia at 10:51 pm (EST) on Jan 24, 2011

The Lock Artist by Steve Hamilton

posted by bookmagic at 10:23 am (EST) on Jan 15, 2011

Yes, he's a very good writer, with a great future. Will he achieve his father's talent and fame? Who knows.

Atonement is one of my favorite books and McEwen is one of my favorite writers. I think he deserves all the acclaim he gets.

I have a first draft novel I've been sweating over for a year. It is one-half good adult fiction, one-half YA quality. I cannot figure out how to fix the YA part and merge the two stories smoothly. I have no illusions about being a great writer, but I sure would like to complete this for my own satisfaction.

Are you hoping to make a career of writing?

posted by kgallagher625 at 9:33 am (EST) on Oct 31, 2010

Hi, I'm reading Horns by Joe Hill, Stephen King's son, and I can barely tear myself away to do anything else. Also reading Larry Watson's Montana 1948.

posted by kgallagher625 at 9:01 pm (EST) on Oct 28, 2010

Hi there!
It wasn't necessarily the vulgarity of the language of Lisey's Story that bothered me at first--it was the way King seemed to be creating a whole lexicon of new words to tell the story--all the bool and piebaldsides and everything. It felt a little contrived to me at first. But once I hooked into the story, I actually appreciated what he was trying to do. As far as The Art of Racing in the Rain... it's an interesting concept, a story told from a dog's perspective... but sometimes it feels a little preachy to me. And I think the nature of the narration--being from a beloved pet, and one that will necessarily die before the protagonist... forces the sentimentality a bit. But that's just me. It came highly recommended. I just started the Sedaris. It's weird; I'm not sure I totally get it yet. I hate to be so negative and judgy in all these reviews! Obviously I wouldn't keep reading if there weren't something interesting there!! I'm glad that you're enjoying your book. It sounds fascinating! I'll add it to my to-read pile.
Yes, I'm a writer too. I used to write short stories exclusively, but now I write longer work as well. What do you write?
Megs

posted by MegsieG at 8:06 pm (EST) on Sep 30, 2010

Hi there! How are you liking Lisey's Story? I liked it very much, but it took me a while to get into it. I found the language a little prohibitive at the beginning, but once I was hooked, I was hooked! Right now I'm reading The Art of Racing in the Rain, which I am not really loving. Next up, David Sedaris's new book, Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk. I just finished Testimony. I see we've got it in common. What did you think?

posted by MegsieG at 10:24 pm (EST) on Sep 29, 2010