Review Policy

Thank you for checking out my review policy! I really appreciate you taking the time to find out about my reading preferences. However, because of real-life commitments and time constraints, I need to greatly restrict the number of books I can accept for review for the foreseeable future.

Genres I Read

  • Mysteries/Thrillers
  • Horror/Suspense
  • Crime/Detective
  • Historical Fiction
  • Contemporary
  • Classic
What Forms I Will Accept
  • Physical Copies
  • Digital Copies

What Should You Include In Your Review Request To Make It Easier For Both Of Us
  • The summary
  • The release date
  • Any relevant information (especially anything that shows why this would be a good fit for me based on what you see on my blog)
  •  If you have a time frame for when you expect the review to be posted, please let me know that as that will greatly influence my decision and I will have to see if we can commit to that timeline.

Before sending me a review request please understand that by accepting or receiving a book, I do not guarantee that it will be read immediately or posted on the blog immediately.  
All of my reviews will be my honest opinion and it is quite possibly that I won’t enjoy your book and my review will be clear of that.
I do not respond to each individual review request. If I do not respond to your review request in a timely manner it is probably because I am not interested in reading the book.

Feel free to contact me directly here: rusnehey@gmail.com



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