Rebelious rules by Kristina Gallo

  In 2018, I published a book by the name "Seduce her with a fist." It is a short story based on a real event. A girl, Valentina remembers her old crush when she scrolls on internet profiles. Going back to the past, she remembers how he injured her. When I first time put a link for this book, some readers thought it is an erotic novel about fisting. Some rejected to read this, because of vulgar insinuation.  After I could not use Amazon ads because of this title, I decided to break this confusion and change the title. The message of this book is not to promote erotica, abuse, or violence. That is a book for all women who like hooligans.  Petar, the main character of this book is a football supporter who lost his teeth in a fight. He is using women for sex activities. Valentina saw something bigger in his personality and wanted to change him. The book is available at this link. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079VV5149/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i8

Visibility is a big element of selling books. There is confusion between authors when it comes time to share their work. Book links should be transferred to reach the sale, but where? How to reach invisibility without becoming a spammer?  Have in your mind that not every person is the same when you want to notify your followers on social media about your new release. I am allergic to people who contact me in my email or inbox if I have never talked to them before. It is equal to Jehova's witness ringing on your door and trying to pursue your support or make you join them. If you contact a person privately, you need to know this: Say hello and introduce yourself. Ask the person if he or she is reviewing books. If you get an answer NO, don't continue the conversation. If you get an answer YES, ask politely can she or he read your book. It is possible you will get a positive answer, but you will never receive your review. Be aware that many people who are reading books have a huge