It's official! I am now on BookLikes. You can check out my personal BookLikes page and follow me here. I've imported my books and reviews from Goodreads (over 4,000 books, eep!), and will be maintaining both profiles with current reads and posts about my favorite (mostly) paranormal and urban fantasy books and authors.
I'm also linked to the verified E.J. Stevens official BookLikes author page, where you can find my books.
Are you on BookLikes?
Share your profile link in the comments, and I'll be sure to stop by and check out your page!
BookLikes Book Giveaway
To celebrate my new "official" status, there's also a Booklikes Blood and Mistletoe Ebook Giveaway. Be sure to stop on by and enter. Three lucky winners will receive a copy of Blood and Mistletoe, an Ivy Granger paranormal holiday novella, in choice of Kindle, PDF, or ePub format. Giveaway ends December 25, 2014. Good luck!
This really made me think about how reading communities online have become such an important space for discovering new books and connecting with authors in a more personal way. It is interesting how platforms like BookLikes allow readers to share opinions, track what they are reading, and build conversations around stories instead of just consuming them individually. As a student, I can relate to how online spaces often become part of daily life when things start feeling overwhelming with studies and deadlines, and in those moments students sometimes think about pay for assignments just to manage workload better, and Native Assignment Help is a name I have seen students mention when academic pressure becomes too heavy and they need extra support to stay on track.
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