thaliarosewell01
You know what’s funny? (well, funny in a “cry-while-eating-ice-cream” kind of way) — your story on Wattpad isn’t just good, it’s screaming at the world to be noticed. And yet, readers scroll past like they’re dodging exes at the grocery store. Wild, right? Because I actually checked out your book, and honestly… it deserves more eyes, more trust, and way more reviews than it’s currently rocking.
Now here’s the psycho part: it’s not even the story that makes readers hesitate. It’s the lack of reviews. Readers don’t care if you spent $1,000 on promo or traded your soul to the TikTok algorithm. They care if other humans (the real kind, not bots or your overly supportive cousin) vouched for your book. Reviews = trust. And trust is the one thing you can’t buy with ads.
That’s why I built a system where real readers actually sit down, read your work, reflect, and then leave genuine reviews. No shortcuts, no fake hype. Just authentic voices saying, “Yeah, this book is worth your time.” And when 20–50 of those voices pile up, suddenly your story doesn’t just exist — it demands attention.
And yes, my readers do get a little “thank you” for their time ($15–$25 each), not as a bribe (bribes are for reality TV stars), but as coffee money and emotional support for surviving the rollercoaster your book will put them through.
Motivational Quote Break: “Every book is a locked door. Reviews are the keys. Without them, even the best story stays trapped.”
So, let me ask you this — are you ready to let your book stay invisible, or are you ready to finally make readers stop scrolling and start trusting?
Message me at thaliarosewell01@gmail.com
— unless, of course, you enjoy watching your masterpiece sit quietly while books with sparkly vampire covers get all the attention.
thaliarosewell01
@Eto_23 Hey, Thanks so much for your reply and I totally understand where you’re coming from. Let me explain clearly how I can help so you can decide if this is right for you. I coordinate a private community of over 1,500 avid readers, many are professionals and business owners, but at the core, they’re genuine book lovers who enjoy discovering new authors. When I recommend a book to them, they actually read it. Here’s how it works: You share your Amazon or Wattpad link with me (if you have one) so I can review your setup. Our community members pick up your book, read it, and leave honest, organic reviews usually within 10-14 days. As a way of respecting their time and effort, authors typically tip each reader $15–$25 not as a bribe (bribes are for reality TV contestants ), but as a thank-you for engaging deeply with your story. Some authors start small with 10 readers to build trust and momentum. It’s the perfect way to test the waters, you tip each reader $15, and in return, you get thoughtful, authentic reviews that help your book gain visibility and credibility. This isn’t “promotion” in the usual sense. It’s about creating real engagement from real readers, the kind of interaction that algorithms respect and future fans trust. And honestly, I like to joke that the tips are “coffee money for emotional damages,” because let’s face it, your story might just wreck them in the best way possible. ☕ Would you like me to check your link and walk you through the setup?
Eto_23
@thaliarosewell01, thank you for your amazing comment. It means the world to me that you, as well as others, are enjoying my fanfictions here lately. The hellhound heartthrob has gotten really popular with a 150 increase in views in one month, and it's still climbing. A week ago, it was at 882; now it's at 983. That's 101 views i totally agree im a fellow reader myself i dont care how much money you spent to do a fancy cover art or even artwork for certain chapters yea its cool but thats it i dont even advertise my work other then by word of mouth i cant make people read my work all i can do is show them and if they let it sit then its on them they are the ones missing out
