J.S.
Wilsoncroft's heroine, Tess Malone, is beside herself with grief
after the unexpected loss of her husband, Darren. Everything in her
house is a reminder of the storybook marriage she once had. A letter
led her to a mysterious trip to a law office in New York. Tess'
lighthearted best friend, Dawn makes the trip a girl's getaway.
After a shocking discovery, a wildly fantastic love adventure waits
around the corner; one enough to make her "unfaithful".
Curious?
Have a look at the author website: http://www.jswilsoncroft.com/
I think that the most
common thread we have here is breakup, not necessarily grieving or
the death of a spouse. That is the focus of my promotion. I did a
Twitter search: #breakup or #after breakup. I got some good groups.
Here is the Tweet I composed for you:
The
Unfaithful Widow helps you move on http://bit.ly/U1cIcr
come along with her.
I
Tweeted it to two big breakup groups on Twitter. Another good Twitter
search would be #single girl problems. I Tweeted two Single Girl
Problems groups with this Tweet: The Unfaithful Widow
http://bit.ly/U1cIcr
come along with her for a girl's night out you'll never forget.
Another
group: Cougars! #older women dating yielded many groups. I used the
same Tweet as above.
What
about local singles groups? I did a Google search singles groups near
Altoona, PA (in your Area code, at least). Here's what I got:
http://bit.ly/SF7Ta9
I
Tweeted to several singles groups, but ***I'd approach some of these
groups in your area and see if you can do a reading from your book at
one of their events.***
If you do a reading at a local singles group, be sure and get pictures, or a video to upload to You Tube, if possible. Also check Meetup.com for any romance book groups and see if you can do a reading of this or any of your books at one of their functions.
Ready,set, go!
Thank you so much for a wonderful job, Liz!! xox
ReplyDeleteIt's my pleasure.
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Great ideas!!! I can't wait to work with you on my book :)
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the compliment! Please visit www.fictionwritersboost.com and contact me. I'd be glad to work with you.
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ReplyDeleteRebecca? I am re-doing my website and I do a free publicity evaluation and posting about your book on my blog. I have some free time tonight and tomorrow morning. Would you send me your website, Twitter handle and give me a descriptive paragraph about your book? Also, let me know if it's on Amazon.
ReplyDeletePlease use this e-mail: LizMcKeown1955@comcast.net