Amazon Author Page

[creationliberty]

I created one; it links all the books I'll be publishing together in one account, so it makes it easier for people to find them.
https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B07Z9D8VB3
I had to sign an agreement that stated Amazon can remove my account for any reason at their own discretion, so I expect that to happen in the future. For now, I'm just a nobody no one has ever heard of, and that's been a blessing from God because it allows me to continue working for the sake of those who will hear.

Also, I just want to remind everyone that if you have read the books, it would help me out if you wrote a detailed review of them. It's a testimony that let's others know that there is valuable information in these books, that someone in passing might read the Scripture therein and be saved; we never know. However, I just want to repeat that (should you choose to do so) you should be detailed; don't just write "It's great!" because people generally don't pay any attention to those types of vague comments.

[TheChickenWhisperer]

Amazon just told me that they are no longer taking reviews on your books.    It is already starting.

[creationliberty]

So I was looking into that this morning, and there are number of hidden rules Amazon creates for book reviews. For example, one of the new ones is that you have to spend at least $50 per year with Amazon to write book reviews. There could be a number of factors in hidden rules that can be preventing you from writing a review.

It should not be automatically assumed that reviews are being rejected due to the book's content. It's not impossible (because Amazon is very "left wing" if I may use the phrase), but please don't jump to conclusions. Review scammers has actually been a huge problem for Amazon over the past few years, whether it's with people trying to 1-star review bomb a book with mock accounts (as I already had one lady do who was mad that I wrote a piece exposing the truth about Michael Landon), or with some people even using Amazon reviews to make it onto best-seller lists by buying reviewers, and Amazon has been fighting that battle for over a decade.

If you cannot write one, that's alright. In the end, Amazon reviews don't make much of a difference. Most people that would read my books are going to find it through other means than Amazon. My thought was simply that some in-depth reviews would be preferable and helpful to those who might have found the book on Amazon, but I also have no intention to break any of Amazon's rules just to have some reviews; if you can write a review, great, but if they say "No" to any of you, that's fine, let's just let it be and move on to do our work.

[Kenneth Winslow]

I posted a book review yesterday. And I definitely spend more than $50 a year.

[creationliberty]

I posted a book review yesterday. And I definitely spend more than $50 a year.

And I just check; your review does appear. Thus, there must have been something else blocking Tonya from being able to make a review, which is why I cautioned people from jumping to conclusions.

[TheChickenWhisperer]

Thank you.  I will be more cautious in the future. I use Amazon quite often, so I don't know why I cannot leave a review on the latest release.  I will try again at some point.