This is it, folks: your chance to win a free copy of one,
two, or three of my next three ebooks – and even to get a personally
autographed copy of the last one if you put in enough effort.
Here's how the contest works.
I am looking for six people to beta read an ebook and review
it on Amazon. The Amazon review is critical; you don't win a free ebook until
the review goes online.
Now, I need two volunteers for each of the ebooks. To keep
it easy for you, I'm making three separate blog posts below this one – one for
each ebook – and I'll accept the first two volunteers in the comments section
for each post. If you win, you're committing yourself to beta reading and reviewing
that particular ebook – not one of the other two – and you cannot volunteer in
the other threads.
However, winning in one thread means you also have the
option to receive a free copy of one or both of the other two ebooks, and to win an autographed anthology. You just
have to review (but not beta read) those as well. And if you review all three
ebooks, you'll receive all three as separate editions and the anthology will
come autographed.
How can I autograph an ebook? Easy. I'll write the autograph on a piece of blank paper, saying whatever you like – within reason. Then I'll scan the autograph and put the image on the title page of the ebook I send you. Voila: a real, digital autograph.
How can I autograph an ebook? Easy. I'll write the autograph on a piece of blank paper, saying whatever you like – within reason. Then I'll scan the autograph and put the image on the title page of the ebook I send you. Voila: a real, digital autograph.
If you need a little more explanation, here are three different examples of
how to work the contest. I'll use "If Wishes Were Horses" as my
example (because it has the shortest title and I'll be typing it a lot), but
the same basic process goes for the other two ebooks.
- You start by going to the "If Wishes Were Horses" blog entry and typing in the comments section, "I commit to beta reading 'If Wishes Were Horses' and posting a review on Amazon." If you're one of the first two volunteers, I'll send you a Rich Text file to beta read. You send me back your comments in the requested time frame, and once the book goes up for sale, you post your review (Say whatever you like; I'm not trying to force you into anything). Let me know you've done so, and I'll send you your free ebook copy of "If Wishes Were Horses."
- Now let's say you want to beta read "If Wishes Were Horses" but you also want a free copy of "The Final Adventure of Doctor Theodore Steele and His Intrepid Assistant Franny." In that case, when you volunteer to read "If Wishes Were Horses," just add a second sentence telling me you'll also commit to reviewing "The Final Adventure." Then I'll send you the Rich Text file for that one too, and I'll send you the free ebook once you post your review for that one on Amazon.
- Finally, let's say you want the grand prize: all three ebooks, with the anthology autographed. In the same comment where you volunteer to read "If Wishes Were Horses," tell me you'll commit to reviewing all three ebooks separately for Amazon. I'll send you Rich Text versions of all three stories, and each time you post a review for one of them, I'll send you a free ebook copy of it. But only after you post all three reviews will I send you the autographed anthology.
I hope that makes sense. If you have any questions, post
them under this entry. Don't post under the other entries unless you're
volunteering to beta read/review that particular ebook. Incidentally, there's a
bit more detail within each of those entries, so read them before you post any
questions here.
Good luck!
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