A Great Way to Get Reviews for Your Books

If you read my reviews, you may have noticed it the opening paragraph of each one, where I let you all know how I received a copy of the book being reviewed. Often, I received a free copy from Sandra’s Book Club in exchange of an honest review.

So, let me tell you a little about Sandra’s review program, and why, for me, it’s a great way to get reviews for my WordCrafter Press books. You see, you can submit your book and pay a price to get on the review program, or new authors can take advantage of her one time offer of one month on the list for free. Once you’re in the program, you can also request a book from her review list to review yourself, and once it’s posted, you send her the proof and receive a free month on the list. This latter method works great for me because I read and review anyway for the blog, Writing to be Read. All I do that is special, is I post to Amazon and Goodreads right away, instead of holding them for times when I do batch review posting.

Through Sandra’s Book Club, I’ve received 4- and 5-star reviews for Midnight Garden, Tales From the Hanging Tree, Curses, and The Ones Who Stayed With Me on Amazon and/or Goodreads. If you’re a serious author, you know that reviews add up, and you know how hard it can be to get them. In addition to being on Sandra’s list, I send out 30-60 review requests for every book WordCrafter publishes, and the return is a pittance of reviews. I’m here to tell you that Sandra’s Book Club is much easier, and it brings better results.

I currently have between five and eight WordCrafter Press books on Sandra’s list, and they have resulted in several good reviews, so it pays to keep them listed. I’ve been on Sandra’s list since 2022. Since 2026 brings a release each month, or practically, that makes for a lot of reviewing going on. And right now through the end of May, Sandra’s Book Club is offering a drawing for a year’s subscription and one free review for the person who brings in the most referrals.

I know there are authors and bloggers among my readers who do reviews, and I know this program could be beneficial to you, too. So, if you are like most authors I know, who struggle for reviews, Sandra’s Book Club review program could produce reviews for you, too.

If you think beneficial for you, too, then click on the link below and tell Kaye Lynne Booth of WordCrafter Press sent you. Do it for yourself, and do it for me, and do it for Sandra’s Book Club Readers.

https://sandrasbookclub.blogspot.com/2020/08/submit-your-book.html