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That style is a bit presumptious and in my face, for me. I’d prefer a more politely worded request rather than an assumption and a file immediately attached.
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i wondered about that. Most guidelines I have read specify NOT to send the book unless the reviewer requests it/agrees to put it in the queue. I guess the overall advice is: follow each reviewer’s guidelines.
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There’s a balance. I like a request, i agree and say it will take ages (I’m going to put up a no review sign soon) but I’ll do it whenever if they are happy. Whereupon if they send a mobi/epub that’s fine. And if they dont, I am not chasing them up. Fine balance. But anyone who called me an Awesome Indie Book Reviewer would have me groaning from word one!
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