Sci-fi and Heroic Fantasy discussion

Hi Groupies,

I am looking for reviews for my debut novel Sovereign's Wake. I'd be happy to give you a free e-copy of the book in PDF, EPUB or MOBI formats. It's got some good reviews so far but I'm interested to hear what you think. Send me a message with your e-mail and I'll send it along. Take as long as you need.

A kingdom crumbles without its ruler. The people fall to misery and desperation in the shadow of an empty throne. A father does what he must to save his son and his homeland in the absence of kings. Enter Garreth, ranger and former royal bodyguard, who embarks from his woodland home after defending it from the encroaching loggers of the Blackwoods Company. “The King is dead!” they had screamed at Garreth and drove the man to the capital of Amatharsus to resolve the most troubling statement in Malquia’s recent history. Together with his son, Novas, and daughter of a murdered blacksmith, Kayten, Garreth is hounded by bandits, cutthroats, and highwaymen, unleashed upon the countryside by the abolition of the Crown Aegis, defenders of the King, his land, and his people. Garreth unites with the remnants of the Crown Aegis to overcome the military, political, and economic oppression that the Blackwoods Company has imposed on Amatharsus and incites rebellion before the free people of Malquia succumb to crippling recession and the environmental destruction of their verdant nation. But can one man find the strength to challenge overwhelming odds when all hope is lost?

Sovereign's Wake

All the best,
- Lee

I would be interested to read and review your story but, and yes you can laugh, I cannot find a way to send you an email with my own adress.
Anyone to help me with my ignorance?

No problem and no laughter necessary ;)

Sent you a message, thanks for contacting me

Emmanuelle wrote: "I cannot find a way to send you an email with my own address. Anyone to help me ...?"

Goodreads tries hard to hide how to send a message to an author. I'll use Lee as an example:

First, go to the author's page by clicking on his name or picture in the message:



Then, on the author's page, click that strange-looking wide "V" to the right of the "follow author" button:



Amazingly, that V brings up a menu of useful actions, including the desired send message:



I think in the original design, you also had to defeat a Dragon in order to access the Send Message function; But that might be apocryphal. :)

oh wow.... Thanks a lot and a bunch but I am disapointed for the dragon. :p

And thanks Lee, I received your message!