The Diamond Ring was excellent Ellen, absolutely loved the quirky ending too, so true to your nature of writing, a quick snap and away. If this is what you can do, I can’t wait for other little escapades that Alexandra and Edith get up to.
Just finished The Treasure and was completely enamored with this short story which was part fantasy, fairytale and fable. It was a breath of fresh air!
Ellen,You didn’t reimagine the legend of Grainne, Fionn, and Diarmuid crafting an epic tale that even Arthur and Merlin would side-eye with envy just for Amazon to shove it into the shadows like a cursed scroll nobody dares open. Your Bree isn’t a background goddess. She’s the Triple Goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann juggling maiden, mother, and crone energy (talk about multitasking ). She’s navigating curses, betrayal, misty lands, and even finding time to flirt with Lu (priorities ). It’s myth, danger, and romance basically everything readers binge without sleep.And then there’s you. A multi-award-winning, multi-genre author with mysteries, ghost stories, novellas, and thrillers under your belt. Influenced by Poe, Christie, and Holt, you’ve already proven you can conquer any genre you touch. You’re not just writing stories you’re building worlds. So why is Amazon acting like your mythological epic is just… there? Quiet. Like a goddess in witness protection. Instead of reaching the readers who LIVE for ancient legends, curses, and forbidden romance it’s hiding.That’s where I step in. I’m Isabelle freelancer, book marketer, and wrangler of chaos. I manage a private community of 2,000+ genuine readers and reviewers. Not bots. Not “drop a star and vanish” types. Real humans who: Devour mythology, romance, and fantasy
Write thoughtful, detailed reviews that actually move algorithms
Turn books into word-of-mouth favorites readers can’t stop recommendingMy goal? To get your book into the hands of readers who’ll love Bree’s journey and leave the kind of reviews that build trust, boost visibility, and make Amazon finally pay attention.So Ellen… do we let your goddess keep wandering in the mist , or shall I shine a spotlight on her so readers finally see what they’ve been missing?
The Diamond Ring was excellent Ellen, absolutely loved the quirky ending too, so true to your nature of writing, a quick snap and away. If this is what you can do, I can’t wait for other little escapades that Alexandra and Edith get up to.
I really enjoyed reading your novella, Love the Gift!
Just finished The Treasure and was completely enamored with this short story which was part fantasy, fairytale and fable. It was a breath of fresh air!
The banner for The Inca’s Curse looks good, Ellen.
Ellen,You didn’t reimagine the legend of Grainne, Fionn, and Diarmuid crafting an epic tale that even Arthur and Merlin would side-eye with envy just for Amazon to shove it into the shadows like a cursed scroll nobody dares open. Your Bree isn’t a background goddess. She’s the Triple Goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann juggling maiden, mother, and crone energy (talk about multitasking ). She’s navigating curses, betrayal, misty lands, and even finding time to flirt with Lu (priorities ). It’s myth, danger, and romance basically everything readers binge without sleep.And then there’s you. A multi-award-winning, multi-genre author with mysteries, ghost stories, novellas, and thrillers under your belt. Influenced by Poe, Christie, and Holt, you’ve already proven you can conquer any genre you touch. You’re not just writing stories you’re building worlds. So why is Amazon acting like your mythological epic is just… there? Quiet. Like a goddess in witness protection. Instead of reaching the readers who LIVE for ancient legends, curses, and forbidden romance it’s hiding.That’s where I step in. I’m Isabelle freelancer, book marketer, and wrangler of chaos. I manage a private community of 2,000+ genuine readers and reviewers. Not bots. Not “drop a star and vanish” types. Real humans who: Devour mythology, romance, and fantasy
Write thoughtful, detailed reviews that actually move algorithms
Turn books into word-of-mouth favorites readers can’t stop recommendingMy goal? To get your book into the hands of readers who’ll love Bree’s journey and leave the kind of reviews that build trust, boost visibility, and make Amazon finally pay attention.So Ellen… do we let your goddess keep wandering in the mist , or shall I shine a spotlight on her so readers finally see what they’ve been missing?