Advance Reviewers

1/10/2016

It has been an exciting couple of weeks here at Hearts of Compassion. My second novel, Restoration's Journey, is sprinting down the home stretch to Release Day, March 1st!

Many of you, my faithful blog readers, have already heard from me about the exciting opportunity to be the first to read this new novel. For those who haven't, now you are.

In our world of thousands of new books hitting the market each month, it is absolutely critical for a new book to launch with excitement, expectation, and an abundance of reviews and preorders. That first day only comes one time for a book. My goal is to ensure that Restoration's Journey captures as much spotlight in that brief moment as possible.

So, I am looking for readers who would be willing to offer honest reviews on March 1st in exchange for a free ARC (Advance Review Copy) of the novel. To keep expenses down and to keep the flow of publishing proceeds headed to Living Water International, I am primarily looking to provide ebook copies, though I will have a few print copies available.

If you would like to participate with us in this exciting pre-launch activity, drop me a quick note through our contact form.

Stay tuned for the first sighting of a printed copy of Restoration's Journey!

2 Comments

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Robert Roush

I've been a husband for 28 years and am the father of five children, three boys and two girls, ages 24 and under.

My vocational years have been an eclectic mix of software developer, electrical and manufacturing engineer, manager, and even five years as a worship pastor. So, I guess it only stands to reason that my aspirations as an author are equally unique. As an author it is my desire to challenge one's mind with what ifs, one's heart with if only, and one's sense of justice with if not me.

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Elliot

1/18/2016 12:33:48 pm

Rob, I have finished reading your second work of the Unseen Dominion set and was completely thrilled and satisfied. I will be posting my comments on March 1st but wanted to pass along publicly how interesting Restoration's Journey was to me. A few time in the book I actually welled up with tears. I like how this book picks up right from the end of "In The Image of Man" and how you helped me remember some of the characters from the first book by tying them ever so briefly, ever so carefully, into this one. I appreciate your skill of weaving fundamental theology into this fictional work and providing ample space in my thoughts to consider the Maker's sovereignty in all things. Nicely done. I look forward to posting my comment on March 1st. Thanks for letting me take a sneak peek at the new novel!

Rob

1/28/2016 07:31:27 pm

Elliot, thanks for the kind words and your willingness to be an advanced reviewer.