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J.J. Lair | 48 comments I'm new with this situation of getting reviews. I have read and reviewed books that I found out about from this site. Everyday I get new postings sent to my phone. This is a great site for a reader.
Now, I'm on the other side. Dream Dancing was published, first in 2007 and for Kindle in 2013. I originally would have loaned it out to anyone that wanted to read it , but I had problems. So now I made the book FREE from APRIL 21-APRIL 25th. Anyone who is interested, please download this FREE ebook during this week. Reviews would be appreciated because I hope you enjoy the mystery, suspense and romance that this book has.
Someone is murdering the dancers at Babe's Go-Go. Abby is new to the area with a troubled past. Mark is a lonely truck driver that visits Babes all the time. Among the patrons, dancers and the past, the killer could be anywhere.
I"m looking for reviewers. Thank you for taking a look.


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Abby Vandiver | 29 comments I'll do a swap with J.J if you're interested in my book At the End of the Line. I am asking that the reviews are posted on release day, April 21. Here's the blurb.

Long blurb:

It’s 1958, a time when women and Negroes are deemed second-class and are being second-guessed, creating a perfect storm for change and the perfect time for an unlikely friendship.

Beatrice “Beanie” Peterson, forced to marry at fifteen and live with two sister wives, six children, and an abusive husband twenty years her senior, is looking for a way out.

Adeline “Liddie” Stewart Garrison, friend of Jack Kennedy, wife of a prominent Boston business man, and resident of Beacon Hill has already found her way in.

A wrong number, and a cry of desperation at the end of the line, sparks a long distance friendship between the two women who’ve never met. Through fourteen years of trouble and heartache of a stagnate domestic life, the struggle of civil rights, and the stigma of interracial relationships, a bond forms between the two that changes both of their lives forever.

Short blurb:

An unlikely long distance friendship between two women, spanning more than fourteen years and thousands of miles, forms in the midst of a time when the country maintains that not all men, or women, are created equal.

Message me and let me know.


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J.J. Lair | 48 comments Your book sounds interesting. I'm up for reading it, but you do realize that my story involves strippers, murder and seedy lifestyles. From your story, I wasn't sure you would be into mine.
If you want to trade, I guess I need your email. How long is yours? With a deadline, I have to be able to read it.
Thank you for responding to my post.
JJ


Cobwebs-in-Space-Ice (readingreindeerproximacentauri) | 17 comments J.J., I'm willing to review either or both of your published books. Prefer Mobi if possible. I'm Mallory Heart Reviews, [email protected] , review on Amazon Goodreads, my blog, B&N. Thanks.


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J.J. Lair | 48 comments Mallory Anne-Marie wrote: "J.J., I'm willing to review either or both of your published books. Prefer Mobi if possible. I'm Mallory Heart Reviews, [email protected] , review on Amazon Goodreads, my blog, B&N..."

As noted in my introduction, I'm new at this. Apparently Kindle is not letting me loan the book out. I have to fix that somehow. If you're interested, and I hope you are, I'm going to put the book on promotion for free for a couple of days. I hope you get to read it. If you have titles available please let me know.

JJ


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