“Awesome storytelling! Minute Men: Execute & Run was a great read! It starts strong and leaves you […] wanting more. I am looking forward to the next Minute Men adventures.”
That endorsement comes to us from a reader who identifies herself as Ms. Colorado, who reached out after finishing Minute Men: Execute & Run, and hers is just one of the many great comments we’ve received from readers.
Here’s another:
This is a book that is so fast paced that you don’t want to put down until you race to the end. Along the way, each main character in the story gets developed in a very satisfying way that creates valid motivations for their actions.
That one comes from a Brian in Pennsylvania, who also took the time to post an expanded review on Amazon. We hope other readers will do the same, since reviews can encourage like-minded readers to purchase the book.
Goodreads is also an excellent place for sharing endorsements, and we’re thrilled to see that comments and ratings are already beginning to appear there as well.
If you’ve read the book, or even if it’s merely on your books-to-be-read list, please consider joining the Goodreads conversation.
We also heard from folks who reached out to tell us their copies of MM: E&R had arrived, and they are looking forward to diving into the adventure. Coincidentally, two of them have nearly identical names: Marybeth and Mary Beth.
On the left, Marybeth holds her newly arrived print edition. On the right, Mary Beth shows us the perfect complement to kicking back with a good book.
If you have a photo to share, send it along!
For years, Prime has been my go-to for ordering books in print, but after the paperback of Minute Men: Execute & Run sold out there within hours of its release, readers have been reaching out to recommend Amazon alternatives.
Turns out, there are plenty of options, with Barnes & Noble, Thrift Books, and Books-a-Million topping the list.
[FYI: For some reason, Substack tends to block links to merchant sites like the three book sellers in the above sentence. Such links tend to work better in the Substack app than they do in the emailed newsletters. Could it be Substack’s way of getting folks to use their app? Whatever the reason, if the links above don’t work for you, here are the URLs so you can copy and paste them into your browser’s address bar: barnesandnoble.com, thriftbooks.com, and booksamillion.com.]
Above: Alternatives to Amazon that seem to be doing a fine job at keeping print editions in stock.
Naturally, Amazon has the Kindle version of MM: E&R ready for instant transmission to your eReader, and next month, there will be the audiobook from Audible. But if you prefer the hands-on experience of a physical book, all three of the sellers mentioned above have copies ready to ship.
Check out my recent blog post titled “Prime Alternatives” if you’d like to know more:
Each supercharged member of the Minute Men team can accomplish a lot in a single minute. And you can too. So, if you haven’t already done so, order your copy of Minute Men: Execute & Run today. When the book arrives, snap a picture and let us know where you ordered it. Then, when you’ve finished reading, post a star rating on your favorite book-related platform. (Writing a review to accompany your star rating will likely take more than a minute, but we hope you’ll consider doing that too!)
If so …
Until next time … make every minute count!
No posts
Comments
Nothing yet. Say the first thing.
Sign in to join the conversation.