Voting has been very active lately, for which we’re really thrilled! You writers, readers, authors, and bloggers are driving your own successes by drawing people to your voting pages. Keep up the good work!
Today’s list includes three new entries in the list, Including Resha Damania who debuts in the top 10 – at #7. WOW! And our biggest mover within the Top 20 – Keith Hughes is a new holder among the top five. Pretty neat! Finally, somebody’s about to hit a thousand votes, so that’s a big deal, and could MEAN a “big deal” if all goes well.
Before we list the current top 20 popular book ideas, let’s invite you to publish (submit) your book idea and get started on YOUR journey to being published (but come back here to continue…).
The Top 20 most popular book ideas as of April 25, 2015 are:
- RED by Nicole Collet – 1,019 votes
- Sealed by Christian Lee – 995 votes
- The Rod of Iron by Wade Fransson – 627 votes
- HipHughes Teacher Tips by Keith Hughes – 621 votes
- Hearts on Fire (Heartwarming Birthday Messages)
by Vivek Kumar – 506 votes - The Time-Walker Chronicles: Jason Brightday and the Lords of Eh’den
by Paul Long – 505 votes - Kepler’s Man by Resha Damania – 339 votes
- Destiny Maybe by Hanzel Calangan – 326 votes
- Reckless by Zeke Kuenzi – 257 votes
- A Journey of Faith by Ann Harrison – 253 votes
- Fata Morgana by C.A. Ruel – 220 votes
- Thy Broken Mind by Kain Fairbrooks – 218 votes
- And i Am the Enemy by Colten Zacharias – 205 votes
- Passing Through by Wendy Karasin – 204 votes
- Miss Popular and Mr. Right by Linda Yassine – 163 votes
- My Possessive Mate by Monique Potrzeba – 109 votes
- Walk-In Investigations: A Spirit’s Oracle – A Paranormal Detective Mystery
by Joyce Kostakis – 107 votes - The Sender by Bushra Satkhed – 103 votes
- STAGES: An Experiential Guide for Theatre Fundamentals by Mindy Early – 98 votes
- Mark It Book: Dirty Minded Sales Calls by Glenn Rhea – 94 votes
SOOP dollars are hereby awarded to our top 5 authors, seen above: $50 for Nicole Collet; $40 for Christian Lee; $30 for Wade Fransson; $20 for Keith Hughes; and $10 for Vivek Kumar.
That’s it for now, except for…
Have you heard about Pubslush? Hmm… 
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