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If you are an author interested in getting your book reviewed Blooming with Books is happy to offer this service.
Please note that the books we review contain no explicit content - language or behavior.  If my grandmother would be offended so will I.  Books dealing with serious, humorous, or everyday life and situations are welcome for review.
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1 comment:

  1. Greetings to you! I'm Nadine, and I would appreciate receiving a review from you for my epic fiction/romance novella, The Movement of Crowns, a fairly quick read and first in a series. It is published and available for purchase at a number of stores, and I can provide you with a PDF, MOBI, or EPUB copy for review.

    Blurb: At the point when kingdoms’ ideas of humanity differ…

    The nation of Diachona is celebrating the twentieth birthday and rite of passage for Constance, the Diachonian king’s daughter and heir. Yet, the pause for festivity doesn’t erase collective doubts about Constance’s aspiration for a place with the men on the National Council, nor does it eliminate fears roused by oppressive threats from a neighboring, powerful empire. Amid increasing rumors of war and personal misgivings about her own future, Constance deems this an inopportune time to be falling in love with one Commander Alexander. Will Providence keep them all through international tensions and the changing of times, or is Diachona watching its territory in vain?

    Thank you for your consideration!
    nadine.keels@gmail.com

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