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Through the ocean of review posting entities available amidst the massive depths of the world wide web OnlineBookClub.org stands at the head of the class for the outstanding quality of review based information provided on each title listed in their archives, as well as the verifiable validity of each review.

I did some research before committing to requesting a review from onlinebookclub.com. There were a ton of complaints from past users, but what I found refreshing were that they were responded to by the founder. There was a lot of complaining about communication and so forth and so on. When you've put so much work into a manuscript and are gratified with having it published, you want to know that when you're paying for high quality, honest reviews, that you're money is going towards that quality.

And mine was.

I was initially 99.9% happy with the review of my novel, A Dangerous Man. The reviewer referred to it as "amusing" towards the end - meaning entertaining and such - but the term simply didn't fit the narrative she published. That being said, her review was stellar otherwise, and you can't sweat the small stuff. I honestly expected as much.

And, when I inquired about whether the term mentioned above was intentional or a mistake, I received great communication from the site's service. (Kudos to Monica!) Online Book Club delivered. I had no prior knowledge of their existence and influence, and I saw immediate action after the review was posted in the movement of sales. This discovery has been a great experience and I look forward to working with them again in the future when I release my next novel.

So, after airing out my dirty laundry setting ego aside, I'm 100% satisfied. Online Book Club has my vote and I highly recommend their services for any author looking to have their book professionally reviewed. They're going to be honest and that's the best response you can ask for, and I'm grateful for stumbling upon their service.

- J. L. Engel

I stumbled on this site while doing other stuffs online, and decided to give it a try since I love to read books. I like what I'm seeing there, especially the professionalism they maintain. It's a reliable site for authors, reviewers, and readers.

The reviewer captured the essence of what I was trying to convey to the reader. That is, providing another look at a historical figure who tried to free enslaved persons because of his religious beliefs and core values. He thought that slavery was a sin and that one person should not ‘own' another. Brown's raid of the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry to acquire weapons to free slaves took place16 months before the Civil War began in 1861. The reader can decide whether John Brown was a domestic terrorist or a prophet who claimed that the practice of slavery would tear the nation apart.

I'm very pleased with online book Club. I like options on each and every page, even if you made a mistake or picked the wrong answer you have an option to retify it on the next page.