A Call For Help (Or Something Like That)

One of my not-yet-published manuscripts — In The Event The Flower Girl Explodes — is now part of a Kindle Scout Campaign on Amazon, and I need nominations.

How do you nominate me?
1. Click on this link: https://kindlescout.amazon.com/p/2B6XOMFOADEN0
2. Click the little blue button that says, “Nominate.”
3. THAT’S IT.

It is SERIOUSLY as easy as that. Nothing to sign up for (assuming you have an Amazon account — and at this point not having an Amazon account is like saying you don’t have email, like how do you function in the modern day), no email lists to be a part of. And if Kindle Scout chooses my book for publication, you will get a FREE e-book of In The Event the Flower Girl Explodes.

(Not a bad deal, amirite?)

If you’re interested, the link also has a shortened synopsis and the first 25 pages up for a free read. (And if you’re not interested, skip all that and just click the blue button.) While not a “most votes win” type of situation, Kindle Scout uses the nominations to gauge interest in the book, so more nominations = more interest = my manuscript looks more appealing to the editors.

Within the first 10 hours, In The Event the Flower Girl Explodes landed on the “Hot & Trending” list and has, for the most part, stayed on said list.  It’s beyond anything I could’ve asked for, and I’m praying I can stay on that list for as long as possible.  While not a guarantee, being on “Hot & Trending” tells the Kindle Scout editors that my book has commercial potential (which means they’ll be more likely to publish it).

So I turn to you, readers who put up with my babbling for the last 3 years.  Can you do a girl a solid and click a blue button?