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I'll read your boo:)
Iesha (In east shade house at...) wrote: "I'll read your boo:)"Hi Iesha, if your happy to read a PDF of the book (which will work on Kindle, iPad, iPhone, PC) then i'll be happy to send it over to you via email :)
Just reply with your email or send me a direct message with it in!
Hope to speak to you soon!
Dan*
Hi DanIf I have a copy of your book, will I be able to transfer it easily to my kindle? I would love to read and review it. Email: aethomas2005@yahoo.co.uk
Thanks
Angela wrote: "Hi DanIf I have a copy of your book, will I be able to transfer it easily to my kindle? I would love to read and review it. Email: aethomas2005@yahoo.co.uk
Thanks"
Yep, it certainly will, Angela. I myself am a reviewer and when i read an author's work they've sent me, i've always been able to read it on my Kindle or Iphone. I'll will email you shortly.
Thanks for offering to read a copy :) I really do appreciate you getting touch.
Dan
I have 5 PDF copies of my latest book to give away for review. I've included a short synopsis below, but you can also check out the book on goodreads or any Amazon site also. If you are interested please reply or send me an email at dansite666[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]uk
Synopsis:
Malcolm was losing touch with the world; a retired counsellor and recently widowed, he lived each day sat at his desk, watching the world pass him by. That’s until his daughter gave him a leather-bound notebook. She encouraged him to write about times long past that he shared with his loving wife, but as dreams of his previous patients take hold of him, he has no choice but to share his experiences and thoughts.
This is Malcolm’s attempt to rid himself of his pent-up guilt, his emotional involvement with his former occupation, but perhaps most of all, his attempt to have a purpose in life.
From the rational fear of heights to the peculiar fear of time, from the obsessive fear of terrorism to the psychological ignorance of homophobia, The Caseworker’s Memoirs is not only a tale of one man’s grief, but also the tale of seven other people that are affected by real phobias. This is a modern drama that will pull on the heartstrings as well as capture your imagination.