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#Charity #Anthology LOVE UNRESTRICTED #GlassCity #SizzlingPR

Love Unrestricted Anthology Published by: Glass City Author Event If There’s a Chance by Sidonia Rose Swim Recruit by Jennifer Lane Intoxicated by You by Michelle Iannarelli Leaving Eva by Jennifer Sivec Damaged by J. L. Perry Never to Keep by Aimie Gray Human Trafficking is a major issue not only in the US, but all over the world. The Glass City Author Event has come together to raise money for a local Non-Profit Organization. RISE: Recovering Individuals From Sexual Exploitation is a social service program located in Toledo, Ohio. RISE Provides comprehensive services to Victims of domestic sex trafficking and prostitution. Amazon US - Amazon UK Glass City Author Event Website - Glass City Author Event Tickets Glass City Author Event Social Media: Facebook - Facebook Group - Twitter If There’s a Chance by Sidonia Rose Most families have rules. The Pierce family not only has rules they also have prank rules. Every rule was created because of a prank that

Swim Recruit in #Charity Anthology LOVE UNRESTRICTED

I'm excited to sign books at the Glass City Author Event in Toledo, Ohio on 10/8/16. The event organizer, Kimberley Beale, has put together an anthology to benefit the fight against human trafficking: Love Unrestricted . My New Adult sports romance novella Swim Recruit is the second story in the anthology. Love Unrestricted features stories by the following authors: If There's a Chance by Sidonia Rose Swim Recruit by Jennifer Lane Intoxicated by You by Michelle Iannarelli Leaving Eva by Jennifer Sivec Damaged by JL Perry Never to Keep by Aimie Gray Add to Goodreads HERE . The anthology is on sale for six weeks only for just $.99 . Get it HERE . Proceeds benefit RISE: Recovering Individuals from Sexual Exploitation.

#IWSG The Best Negative Reviews

Welcome to April's Insecure Writers' Support Group. Hop over the Alex Cavanaugh's blog to join us! Recently a reader friend asked, "How do I write an honest, helpful, negative review?" Let's discuss negative reviews. I don't want to censor reader opinions, but merely state how I can learn best from reviews. I definitely know how frustrating and disappointing the reading experience can be. It has also become so clear to me that no author can please every reader. As an author, I appreciate negative reviews that 1) offer specific constructive criticism, 2) make me laugh, and/or 3) acknowledge how personal preferences affect reactions. I suggest getting specific about what's not working for the reader. The tightness of the writing? Grammar? Pacing of the plot? Realism of characterization? Chemistry between the characters? Too many characters? Implausibility of plot? Here are some reviews that have taught me to write better: "There was head