You don't always need to load a book description with review quotes. In fact, in certain circumstances, I'd say it might even hurt the impact.
In this week's Blurbology, I've broken down the book description for Jason Fox's book, Life Under Fire.
In case you don't know, Jason Fox is an ex-sergant in British special forces. He become popular on a TV show,
here in the UK, called SAS: Won dares wins.
Life under fire is his second book.
The writer of this description focuses on two core elements - Jason's ex-special forces career and the key benefit to the reader.
One of the main take-aways (for me anyway) is the use of repetition to really hammer home the promise of the book.
Take a look for yourself...
www.thebookfunnellady.com/week-25-jason-fox-life-under-fire/
And if you have any thoughts on it, I'd love to hear them.
Angie
If you spot any typos or run on sentences or dangling thingamies, please be kind and let it slide. Save your energy for something better.
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