Hello

I hope you’re doing well. I’ve been trying to locate your book on Amazon but had a bit of difficulty finding it. I’d really love the opportunity to read your work, so I was wondering if you might be able to share the direct link to your book’s Amazon page.

If you also have a Goodreads profile or author page, I’d be grateful if you could share those links as well. It would make it much easier to follow your updates, leave a review, and recommend your work to others who might enjoy it too.

Thank you so much for your time and for sharing your talent and creativity with readers like me. I’m genuinely looking forward to discovering your writing.

Warm regards,
Lucas James Logan

Douglas,

Path Into Madness is such a wild, immersive collection equal parts chilling, funny, and irresistibly strange. From Kody Bragi’s mischievous tales to the eerie cabin stories of Hairy Hermit, your worlds pulse with imagination and that sharp edge between reality and delirium that readers love to dance along.

Each story feels like a window into a different corner of madness not the distant, clinical kind, but the familiar, human sort that hides behind humor, fear, and the ghosts we carry. The mix of horror, wit, and emotional texture makes this collection perfect for fiction circles, short-story enthusiasts, and discussion groups drawn to dark humor and psychological thrill.

There’s real potential for Path Into Madness to become a favorite among readers who crave that blend of suspense, absurdity, and heart stories that unsettle and entertain in equal measure.

Would you be open to sharing how you’re currently introducing Path Into Madness to new readers who love discovering unforgettable characters at the edge of reason?

Warm regards,
Merlinda

A massage for the mind… but what about for your book? 🌀

Douglas, your Soothing Massage for the Mind feels less like a book and more like an open therapy session with the universe, the questions we all secretly scream into the void but never say out loud: Why am I me? What’s the point? (Don’t worry, I ask myself that every time I run out of coffee ☕😵).

But here’s the ironic twist: while your poetry is out there untangling the threads of existence, your Amazon page looks… well… a little too peaceful. Not enough reviews. Not enough noise. Not enough readers shouting, “Yes! I feel this too!” And a book that makes people question the meaning of life deserves better than being quietly ignored in the abyss of forgotten Kindle titles.

This is where I step in (don’t worry, I won’t bring incense or whale sounds). I run a private community of over 2,000 active readers who love exploring indie gems and actually writing reviews, the kind of honest, thoughtful ones that build credibility and visibility.

So let me poke at your brain with this: which is scarier, asking “What’s the point of life?” … or asking “What’s the point of publishing if no one leaves reviews?” 😈📚

Want me to fix that little paradox for you?

Charlotte

Love everything about the books and how it’s all laid out !!