Writing and Speaking Opportunities

Reviewers/bloggers needed to review novels by Gilbert Morris and Davis Bunn

  • March 11, 2012 4:39 PM
    Message # 855605
    The company I own is going to be managing blog tours and social media campaigns for several upcoming novels written by Gilbert Morris and Davis Bunn. I am looking for bloggers from all walks of life who would be willing to review one of more of their books and to publish blog tour info that we supply (author bio, picture, Q&A with the author, book synopsis, sample chapter) on your blog.

    If you don't have a blog but are willing to post a review on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Christianbook.com, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc., several review copies will be available for that purpose, as well.

    What do you get in exchange for your review?

    A free copy of the novel for you to keep forever (or to pass along to a friend). Bloggers who are willing to run a contest will also be supplied with a second copy of the novel, which will be sent directly from the publisher to the contest winner -- all you need to do is send me the winner's address.

    We also reprint many reviews directly on the authors' blogs, along with your bio, your picture, and a link to your website or blog. This gives you valuable "air time" on a best-selling author's blog.

    Here are details about each author's upcoming novels:

    Davis Bunn:

    Rare Earth (sequel to Lion of Babylon) - contemporary Christian international suspense. ETA of review copies: Late April or early May; book releases in June. Bethany House Publishers

    Hidden in Dreams (sequel to Book of Dreams) - contemporary Christian psychological suspense. ETA of review copies: May or early June; book releases in July. Howard Books, a division of Simon & Schuster

    Prayer of a Stranger - a Christmas novella (I'm not sure, but this may be a sequel or is somehow topically related to The Book of Hours). ETA of review copies: July or August; book releases in September. Thomas Nelson Publishers

    Gilbert Morris:

    The River Rose (sequel to The River Queen in the Water Wheel series) - historical Christian romance, "Mississippi River fiction." ETA of review copies: Late April/early May; book releases June 1. B&H Publishing Group

    The River Palace (book 3 in the Water Wheel series) - same as above. ETA of review copies: Late November; book releases January 1, 2013. B&H Publishing

    If you're interested in participating, please email me details about:
    1. Which book(s) you'd like to review (if you want to review ALL of them, we can likely make that happen)
    2. The URL of your blog, if you have one and a brief description of what you typically blog about
    3. If you don't have a blog, note where you are willing to publish your review (in addition to publishing it at online booksellers, you can review it on your Facebook page, for instance. If so, let me know the address of your Facebook page).
    4. Your mailing address, so the publisher can send you a review copy
    5. Anything else you think I need to know
    If you can't participate but know other avid readers of Christian fiction who might like to review books, feel free to copy and paste this message and send it to them.

    Also, I will very likely be hiring at least one person on a part-time contract basis to assist with the management of these campaigns. If you're interested, please let me know.

    Email me at: laura@bloggingbistro.com

    Thanks for your help!
    Last modified: March 11, 2012 4:44 PM | Laura Christianson
  • March 17, 2012 1:50 PM
    Reply # 861605 on 855605

    Laura,

    I sent you an e-mail - but that wasn't the official process so I am resending the info via this form. 

    I would like to read and write a review of the Lion of Babylon and Book of Dreams.  I could write a review for my blog and even for FaceBook (but I have to know more about how to post it there).  I could also post on Amazon or Barnes and Noble as well. 

    My URL is www.focuswithmarlene.com. My blogs focus on possibilities and opportunities to improve your life.  When we focus on what we can do - instead of what we can't, we are able to build on our strengths as we meet adversities and life challenges. In the process we can let go of pain, anger, fear and anxiety and choose to create a happier and more meaningful life. 
    You have my picture or I can download it again. 
  • May 25, 2012 12:44 PM
    Reply # 930511 on 855605
    Jeanetta Chrystie
    Hello Laura,

    I am interested in reviewing the book "Prayer of a Stranger" (I loved The Book of Hours).

    My blog is only educational for my college Management students. However, I will be happy to post reviews on Amazon, Christian Books.com, Barnes & Noble, Facebook (my own and my writer's group Ozarks Chapter of American Christian Writers), and Twitter; and anywhere else you deem appropriate and helpful.

    Blessings, Jeanetta
 

 

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