Five More Needed

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At 16 reviews Adobe/Kindle will open new promotional tools to me for promoting the current book and, hopefully, the several that are about to follow.

I have 11 reviews so far. I'm hoping my readers will post, even if they didn't buy from Amazon.

So that means I just need five more to open the tools. Five isn't bad.

And if you have reviewed, tell your friends. Or you enemies if they might like the book. It will confuse them, and isn't that satisfying?


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