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Last month, I talked about the importance of reviews, even bad ones. This month, I'll follow up by occasionally featuring one of my own 1-star reviews. I have plenty to choose from ;) All identifying info removed, typos corrected.
Posting some of my one-stars isn't intended as a complaint (I'm fully pro-review.) It's a reminder for writers that as frustrating as these may be at first, with distance we can get a chuckle out of them (or at least an eye roll.)
Any authors wanting to join in? #MyOneStar
Any authors wanting to join in? #MyOneStar
First up, Omens. "Dear reader, always check the title before purchasing." Also, this perfectly encapsulates the entire Cainsville series & I want it as a tagline. #MyOneStar
Next in #MyOneStar series, The Summoning. "Dear reader, the Surgeon General has determined that reading references to menstruation will not cause the loss of any male body parts."
The next #MyOneStar is for City of the Lost. "Dear reader, the women of Rockton take this as a compliment."
Let's do another #MyOneStar. "Dear reader, zzz."
Honestly, the biggest surprise for this one was the book it's for. Of all my books to prompt this response...The Gathering? Really?
Honestly, the biggest surprise for this one was the book it's for. Of all my books to prompt this response...The Gathering? Really?
Time for a Bitten #MyOneStar "Dear reader, thank you for the . . . wait, that's *not* a recommendation?"
