First, I want to say thank you.
Since the release of Zero Exposure, I have been incredibly grateful for everyone who has taken the time to read the book, leave a review, send me a message, recommend it to someone else, or simply tell me that the story kept them turning pages.
For an independent author, those little things are not little at all. They matter more than most readers probably realize.
This Tuesday, September 22, Zero Exposure will be featured in a BookBub promotion, and I have one small favor to ask.
If you have already read Zero Exposure and enjoyed it, would you consider leaving an honest review or recommendation for the book on BookBub?
It does not need to be long. A few sentences about what you enjoyed, what surprised you, or what kept you reading can make an enormous difference when a new reader discovers the book for the first time.
Why BookBub Reviews Matter
When someone discovers an unfamiliar author, one of the first things they often look for is what other readers thought.
That is especially important this week.
The BookBub promotion will introduce Zero Exposure to a much larger group of readers, many of whom will be seeing my name and the Exposure Series for the very first time.
Having a few honest reader reviews already waiting for them provides something I cannot create through advertising alone: the voice of an actual reader.
And that is incredibly valuable.
If You Have Already Reviewed It Somewhere Else
If you previously reviewed Zero Exposure on Goodreads, Amazon, BookSirens, or somewhere else, thank you.
Seriously.
I am not asking anyone to write an entirely new review. If BookBub allows it, you can simply share the same thoughts you have already written elsewhere, or write something short based on your experience with the book.
Here is the direct link:
[LEAVE A REVIEW FOR ZERO EXPOSURE ON BOOKBUB]
There is absolutely no obligation. Reading the book in the first place was already a gift of your time.
But if you have a minute to share your honest thoughts on BookBub before Tuesday’s promotion, it would help Zero Exposure tremendously.
Thank you again for supporting my books, my slightly unusual imagination, and this whole confusing adventure of becoming an author after spending more than forty years behind a camera.
I appreciate every single one of you.
Kirk Voclain