Review Policy|HonestlySpeakingOnBooks


 Review Policy

  Hi there!

This is my review policy page where all the information on contacting me for reviews (for YOUR book!) are listed. If you have any questions regarding the subject that haven’t been answered below then you may leave me an email at my address, which is listed at the end of the page.

Now, let’s get into it!

What genres do I review and what genres do I NOT review?

I personally prefer historical romance (preferably Christian/Catholic) which MUST be clean (no carnal romance or bad language).

I am also open to the other following genres:

  • Christian

  • Action or Adventure (fiction/non fiction)

  • Military/war related (fiction/ non fiction)

  • Historical fiction/non fiction

  • Children’s

  • Crime (fiction only)

  • Fairytale or Folklore

  • Fantasy (although here I must stress that I do not really take much interest in magic)

  • Mystery (fiction only)

  • Poetry

  • Young Adult

Genres that I am not open to accepting include:

  • Horror

  • Science Fiction

  • Dystopian

  • Social or Political fiction

  • Western

I will (only) read and review CLEAN books without coarse language, inappropriate romance, excessive violence, etc. I prefer Christian or Catholic literature and so if your book goes against my beliefs you may want to reconsider offering it for review.


Will I only post positive reviews?

No, I do not only post positive reviews.

I believe in honesty and therefore all my reviews will be my own honest opinion which may even result in negative reviews.

Where else do you post your reviews?

Aside from my blog, my reviews are posted on Goodreads and Amazon. If an author would favour a different platform, they may send an email to my address listed below.


How quickly do I read and review books?

Depending on the length of the book, it usually takes around less than two weeks for me to read and review a novel. I require at least a month for a deadline, if there is any at all.


What formats do I accept?

As an international reviewer, it is difficult to accept printed copies of books. As a result, I am limited to ebooks (epub, kindle and PDFs, although epub is best choice here). If a publisher decides that they are able to ship a physical copy, they can contact me through my email address (listed below).


Another thing to note

I do not accept every book that is offered for review. There is a possibility that I will reject your ARC.


Email Address

You can contact me at HonestlySpeakingOnBooks AT protonmail.com

 

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