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Pat's introduction about the book THE MIRACLE is quite touchy and one goes direct to such sufferings in one's own life or his or her friends such odds. I am prompted to read the book as soon as I get hold thereof.
It's ridiculously overpriced, but to each his own. Have fun with it.
Pat, Dwayne has given you some excellent advice. Please need it. I saw your post in two of the groups I belong to. One of them was a science fiction and fantasy group. Your book is neither.
As a reader only, not a writer, this kind of random posting makes a bad impression and makes me highly unlikely to buy the book.
Dwayne, I was impressed enough with your response to Pat, I just bought The Incredibly Toxic Online Reviews of Tempest Moody. It sounds hilarious.
Great Sandi, now I have to buy it after your reading post and seeing the reviews. Could use a good laugh these days...
ok thanks for your Guidance, I will follow your advice carefully.
**Hi, Dwayne**
I came across your post about **Birch Cabin Strikes Back** and **Night Owls**, and I really enjoyed reading about the connection between the two stories. I also think it's interesting that they take place in a church camp while not being Christian fiction. That combination gives them a unique identity, and your choice to tell *Night Owls* in a non linear format sounds like an engaging way to tell the story.
It is clear that you're putting a lot of care into making sure the story flows well before publication, and I really respect that. Taking the time to get reader feedback at this stage can make a huge difference.
Once you're satisfied with the manuscript and getting closer to publishing, I'd love to help with the next step as well. I work with authors to improve their book's visibility by strengthening Amazon positioning, optimizing book descriptions and metadata, and developing promotional strategies that help the right readers discover their work. My focus is not just on publishing a book, but on helping it continue reaching new readers long after launch.
Your stories have the potential to build a loyal audience, and I'd be happy to share a few ideas tailored specifically to your books when the time is right. There is absolutely no obligation.
Wishing you the very best with the revisions, and I hope **Night Owls** comes together exactly the way you envision it.
**Best regards,**
**Katy Williams**
Book Promoter
hello.katy.williams@gmail.com
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Pat's introduction about the book THE MIRACLE is quite touchy and one goes direct to such sufferings in one's own life or his or her friends such odds. I am prompted to read the book as soon as I get hold thereof.
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It's ridiculously overpriced, but to each his own. Have fun with it.
Pat, Dwayne has given you some excellent advice. Please need it. I saw your post in two of the groups I belong to. One of them was a science fiction and fantasy group. Your book is neither. As a reader only, not a writer, this kind of random posting makes a bad impression and makes me highly unlikely to buy the book.
Dwayne, I was impressed enough with your response to Pat, I just bought The Incredibly Toxic Online Reviews of Tempest Moody. It sounds hilarious.
Great Sandi, now I have to buy it after your reading post and seeing the reviews. Could use a good laugh these days...
ok thanks for your Guidance, I will follow your advice carefully.
**Hi, Dwayne**I came across your post about **Birch Cabin Strikes Back** and **Night Owls**, and I really enjoyed reading about the connection between the two stories. I also think it's interesting that they take place in a church camp while not being Christian fiction. That combination gives them a unique identity, and your choice to tell *Night Owls* in a non linear format sounds like an engaging way to tell the story.
It is clear that you're putting a lot of care into making sure the story flows well before publication, and I really respect that. Taking the time to get reader feedback at this stage can make a huge difference.
Once you're satisfied with the manuscript and getting closer to publishing, I'd love to help with the next step as well. I work with authors to improve their book's visibility by strengthening Amazon positioning, optimizing book descriptions and metadata, and developing promotional strategies that help the right readers discover their work. My focus is not just on publishing a book, but on helping it continue reaching new readers long after launch.
Your stories have the potential to build a loyal audience, and I'd be happy to share a few ideas tailored specifically to your books when the time is right. There is absolutely no obligation.
Wishing you the very best with the revisions, and I hope **Night Owls** comes together exactly the way you envision it.
**Best regards,**
**Katy Williams**
Book Promoter
hello.katy.williams@gmail.com