Review Requests

First off, thank you for thinking of me. I am flattered -bows head humbly-

Before sending me a review request, have a read of my review policy to make sure that we would be a good fit for each other.

These are the genres of books that I am willing to review:
  • YA Fantasy
  • YA Contemporary
  • Adult Fantasy
  • Graphic Novels
  • 9 - 12/Middle Grade fiction
I may very occasionally accept other genres such as YA Sci-fi and general fiction, but really my main interests are listed above.

I will always prefer a print copy over eBook, and I am more likely to accept a review request for a physical copy of the book. However I understand that money can be tight for smaller publishing companies, so if I am really interested in the book you are offering I will accept the book in PDF format.

All reviews I write will be my 100% honest opinions. If I didn't like something I will always explain why it didn't work for me personally. If I love something I will rave the house down.

If you are still interested in contacting me you can do so via the email address below.
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bridiesbookabyss@gmail.com
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As much as I would love to read ALL the books, I unfortunately cannot accept every review request that I am sent so please don't be offended if I say no to you at this time.


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