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Universo: Searching for winter (Universo, #1)
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message 1: by Mariella (new)

Mariella Dragona (happilyever_after20) | 3 comments Hello people! My new book Universo: Searching for winter is available in the following links for free! Please add it to your Goodreads and Storygraph accounts to help me reach more people! Thank you!

https://archive.org/details/universo-...

https://www.wattpad.com/story/3785037...

Universo: Searching for winter


message 2: by Janice (new)

Janice Pierce | 28 comments You gave yourself 2 5-Start ratings? You should remove those. There are folks on her that watch for scams and false authors. Be careful what you do... Just a friendly warning.


message 3: by Tanushree (new)

Tanushree Choudhuri (httpsamazoncomauthortanush) | 10 comments Set against the turbulent history of 1970s Calcutta, The Old Sin is a story of murder, memory, and political transformation.
In a city caught between its colonial past and a violent new political reality, a murder takes place in the shadow of Calcutta’s cabaret world, where Park Street glitters at night while the streets outside are marked by unrest, fear, and changing power. Decades later, the past resurfaces, forcing old secrets into the present.
But the meaning of murder has changed with the politics of the city. What was once a murder committed to conceal a secret can, in a new political age, become a weapon used to reveal one. As Calcutta changes with the times, so does the purpose of violence—and the truth it is meant to serve.
The Old Sin explores the city’s history, its changing political landscape, and the dark secrets buried beneath the glitter of 1970s Calcutta.

https://amzn.in/d/0hjiFfH3


message 4: by Mariella (new)

Mariella Dragona (happilyever_after20) | 3 comments Janice wrote: "You gave yourself 2 5-Start ratings? You should remove those. There are folks on her that watch for scams and false authors. Be careful what you do... Just a friendly warning."


They are for 2 editions of my book in different languages but thanks


message 5: by Michael (new)

Michael Lewis (mll1013) | 143 comments Along with Janice Pierce, I would also add that it is not traditional for the author of a book to give themselves a review of their book. I see that you are using it as a way to connect with your reader, but that can be done in the front matter of your book. Readers are wary of scams, especially of folks who try to monetize AI slop, which is flooding the self-publishing market these days.


message 6: by Mariella (new)

Mariella Dragona (happilyever_after20) | 3 comments Michael wrote: "Along with Janice Pierce, I would also add that it is not traditional for the author of a book to give themselves a review of their book. I see that you are using it as a way to c..."

Okay i deleted them!


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