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The easiest way is to comment on posts or at the bottom of this page.
You can also follow me on Twitter: @BookshelfSecret
Or like my page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Secret-Bookshelf/898792643475611?ref=hl
If that doesn't suit you, feel free to send me a private message on my Goodreads account. (Click on the link to get to my profile.)
If neither of those will suit you in the long term, contact me through one, and we'll work something out!
I absolutely love to hear your input and love reading your comments! Happy reading!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you could review my book Ridley & Jay. It's about a teenage girl who is abused by her parents. I'll attach a blurb about it in the body of this.
Thanks for your time,
Shania Nicole Soler
Could you ever hand your parents over to the police? For Ridley this is a definite no. She could never do such a thing because to her, they have never done anything wrong. It's always her own fault and the bruises and scars on her body remind her of this every day. From her own perspective her parents don't hurt her. To her, they don't abuse her. She knows that people won't see this the same way she does which is exactly why she has one close friend and no one else. People don't talk to Ridley and Ridley doesn't talk to people because if she does they'll get close. If people get close to her somewhere along the line they'll discover what she's hiding. If this happens it'll be the end of everything. She'll have to pack up what little she owns and say goodbye to Virginia. So, as far as she's concerned, all she needs is her music, books, and a lifetime supply of long sleeved shirts.
Jay has a few close friends and a regular life with a great family. As far as he's concerned all he needs are his good looks, grades, and charming personality. That is until he meets Ridley. Then, all he's concerned about is getting to know her. Who is the girl that only wears long sleeved clothing, even when it's ninety degrees out? What is she so desperately trying to hide? How do I get closer to her?
Ridley can't stop the unknown feelings she gets when Jay's around and Jay can't get enough of Ridley's mystery. What begins as solving the mystery of the girl named Ridley becomes something more than Jay could have ever imagined. Ridley tries to keep Jay further than arms length away but cannot deny the unknown feelings inside her.
That sounds really interesting! I'd love to read and review it for you.
DeleteThat's great! Do you need me to send you a pdf copy of it?Sorry it took so long for me to reply.
DeleteSorry for my late reply, as well. I would love a PDF copy!
DeleteDo you have a preference on how to send it?
I'll go ahead and private message you on Goodreads with my email address just in case that works best. Let me know your opinion.
Thank you!
Hi. I'm looking for reviews for my new book 'Dorm Room'. Are you currently taking review requests? And do you have an email to contact you on?
ReplyDeleteHi Georgia!
DeleteI am taking requests!
I looked at Dorm Room and thought it looks really interesting.
I sent my email address in a direct message to you via Goodreads, I hope you don't mind.
Thanks for offering Dorm Room, I'm looking forward to reading (and reviewing) it!