Spill the Tea
Share Your Review of Fault Lines
You’ve made it to the last page, so you know exactly what went down. Don’t leave everyone hanging! I’d love to hear what you thought: characters you love (or wanted to shout at), moments you’ll remember. Head over to Amazon, Goodreads, or BookBub and share all the juicy details (Well—maybe not all the details. You’ve got to leave a little something for others to be surprised by). Your review helps bookstores and algorithms and, oh yeah, actual readers!, find this book. So go ahead, spill the tea. We’re listening.
But not yet—the links don’t go live until the book does on January 12, 2027.
If a review falls in the forest and there's no one there to read it, does it still make an impact? Probably not. But you know what does? Dropping a review online. There's lots of people there and then you aren't littering.
Andrea Yarbough
Your Perspective Counts
A Few Honest Words Can Help the Right Reader Find This Book
You know when you stumble on something new and it sounds great but you’re not sure if it really is great? Yeah, me too.
When that happens, I always find myself scrolling down to the reviews, seeing what others think, and hoping they’re right. Well here’s your chance to be someone’s hero, to help them feel confident that they’ve found the right book for them!
Imagine—your review could help someone find their next TBR, their curl-up-with-a-good-book-and-a-blanket read, their fictonal-characters-are-so-much-better-than-real-people read, their one-more-chapter read. That’s right. It could be you. You could do that! (Ah, the power.)
And the best part is, it’s super easy. You just need to click one (or, what the heck, all three) of the buttons above and leave your honest review. Who from the story did you love—or love to hate? What moments surprised you? Lingered with you? Made you suddenly appreciate your own family members more because no matter how frustrated they sometimes make you, they’re still better than the Barlowes?
It doesn’t need to be long a long review. You could spill the tea in the time it takes to steep your tea! (For anyone wondering, by “spilling the tea,” I’m speaking metaphorically—don’t actually spill your tea. That sounds unpleasant.) A few specific words about what worked for you can help someone else decide if this is the book they’ve been looking for.