p.s. Fortuna: Praises and Supplications For the Goddess is a condensed version of everything I've learned about the Goddess Fortuna over the last decade, as founder of Temple of Fortuna dot com, with more than 52 seasonal prayers I've written to go with Her holidays.

I am very excited to share that p.s. Fortuna has been accepted as an entry in the Amazon Storyteller 2017 contest. In preparation for the event, I will be having an international sale at Amazon for the paperback version of p.s. Fortuna: Praises and Supplications For the Goddess from May 16 to May 20, 2017. The book is going to be priced as low as Amazon will let me. The link here is for Amazon UK, which is sponsoring a contest.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/p-s-Fortuna-Praises-Supplications-Goddess/dp/154645652X/

The first round of the Amazon Storyteller contest happens around the end of this month of May. To be a finalist, the book needs sales and reviews to get Amazon's attention. Your review at Amazon will help boost the book up for that first round of the contest. If, by the grace of the Goddess, there is a prize from Amazon, would you prefer to have some money donated to the Temple of Fortuna dot com organization? To commission some artwork for a "second edition" in full color? Something else? If you like, you can put that in your review!

Giving a detailed analysis is not necessary, nor is having the "perfect" review or being overly concerned over grammar or spelling. p.s. Fortuna is not a "spell" or "magical" book. It's a book of praises and supplications to the divine, so there's no pressure to say whether or not the prayers "work". Insight and direction can take time, in my experience, and only occasionally happen in a period of days or weeks.

If you're new to the idea of working with the divine feminine, or feel it's a bit odd to be petitioning an ancient Goddess, this can also take time to adjust to, and you're always welcome to add more to your review at a later date. If you're accustomed to this type of prayer, and have any personal insights or suggestions, your post in the book's comments section might be very helpful to other readers.

Honest reviews help me know what you like about the book, and what you'd like to have in a "second" edition. For example, would you like some artwork, a different style book cover, or do you have something you'd like to say about the writing or format of the book? Maybe you would like to exchange ideas in conversation other readers at Amazon.

If you want to post a review in your native, non-English language, I'm cool with google translate. Hopefully, Amazon is too...

Here's how to post a review at Amazon:

Put "ps Fortuna" in the search box, and click the book link...right below the book title and the author's name are customer reviews with stars (or, if you're the first review, it will still say "Be the first to review this item")...

...click the link next to the stars, where it says "12345 customer reviews"...the page will either scroll down to Customer Reviews, or to a separate page called "Review Your Purchases" (Amazon might ask you to log in first)

Click the number of stars (hopefully five, but of course it's your choice) and put your review in the box that appears.

You can also scroll down the page yourself until you see my Author picture and follow button. Right after that it says "Customer Reviews". Click the "Write a Customer Review" button to leave your review. (Again, Amazon might ask you to log in)