…especially and unreservedly recommended for personal, community, and college/university library Literary Fiction and Metaphysical Fantasy collections.” Midwest Book Review excerpt
The Midwest Book Review (MBR) is an esteemed review service all traditional publishers apply for. You’ll see it in those editorial review lists, along with Publishers Weekly and Kirkus Reviews. Many years ago, MBR provided their review service to self-published authors.
Our Reader Fee Review Program requires a $50 “Reader Fee” for reviewing ebooks (or any type of digital review copy), pre-publication manuscripts, galleys, uncorrected proofs, or ARCs (“Advance Review Copies”)….the Reader Fee Review Program does guarantee that one’s book will be reviewed.” Midwest Book Review
I hadn’t requested one for The Soul’s Awakening until the marketer I contracted with on Reedsy suggested it. I received it quickly with an explanatory email about the format, when it would appear, how I can use it wherever I want to in any manner for my publicity and marketing efforts as long as I cite them, and being informed where it’ll appear.
The Midwest Book Review Critique
I woke up this morning after a bad sleep and not in the greatest mood. Then the MBR review for the first book in The Q’Zam’Ta Trilogy hit my inbox.
Critique: “The Soul’s Awakening”, is the first of a metaphysical trilogy by Shireen Anne Jeejeebhoy, is an inherently fascinating and original novel that will hold a very special and particular appeal to readers with an interest in speculative/metaphysical stories of metaphysical transformation, and the spiritually perilous quest for an ultimate redemption. With the author’s well crafted, distinctive, and narrative driven storytelling style, “The Soul’s Awakening” is raised to an impressive level of literary excellence. While especially and unreservedly recommended for personal, community, and college/university library Literary Fiction and Metaphysical Fantasy collections, it should be noted that this paperback edition of “The Soul’s Awakening” from SA Jeejeebhoy is also available in a digital book format (Kindle, $5.99).”
Yeah. My mood soared after that! Request your copy at your local library today!!
