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— Amazon Reviewer on Blood & Salt
Join the ARC Team for Hopewell Hollow
Read Early. Get Creeped Out. Help Spread the Word.
Are you a fan of slow-burn psychological thrillers with a supernatural edge? I’m looking for passionate readers to join my ARC (Advance Reader Copy) Team for Hopewell Hollow, my latest novel.
What’s in it for you?
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Early access: Read Hopewell Hollow before anyone else.
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Direct connection: Be part of a trusted circle of readers who help shape my book launches.
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Exclusive updates: Get sneak peeks and behind-the-scenes content only for ARC team members.
How It Works
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Sign up below to join the team.
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ARC copies will be delivered via BookFunnel the first week of August.
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Read and enjoy the book!
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Leave an honest review on Amazon, Goodreads, or your preferred site between September 3rd and 10th (before the book launches).
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Spread the word on social media, if you’d like—just no major spoilers, please!
ARC Team Guidelines
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Honest reviews are more helpful than flattery—every opinion counts.
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Please don’t share or upload your ARC anywhere else.
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Spot a typo or issue? Email me directly at hubertlmullins@gmail.com.
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Not every ARC is a perfect fit—no pressure to review every time, and you can leave the team anytime.
Genre: A slow-burn pyschological Thriller with a little horror mixed in.
Length: 87,000 words (little smaller than Blood & Salt if you read that one)
Blurb:
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A fresh start. A quiet town. The perfect place to disappear.
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After a terrible mistake destroys her career, nurse Eve Brooks is desperate for a new beginning. Hopewell Hollow seems like the ideal refuge—a secluded island town where no one knows her past. But something about the place feels… off. The people are too polite, too perfect. The asylum where she works is eerily quiet, every patient locked in a mysterious coma.
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At the center of it all is Jennifer Lark, the town’s most powerful woman, who welcomes Eve with a smile that feels more like a warning.
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The longer Eve stays, the more the town’s picture-perfect veneer begins to crack. People vanish without a trace. Secrets run deep, tragedies are quietly erased.
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In Hopewell Hollow, the only thing more dangerous than the truth is those who protect it.