In April I invested $4,200 with Frontline Writers to publish and market my new book. They agreed to market all 10 of my books. It was a four-month support contract. After more than nine months of effort they helped me sell maybe 20 books, generating revenue of about $60, a net loss to me of about $4,140. This was a terrible investment. Below I share some of the good and the bad of their services. The good They eventually published my book on Amazon and Ingram spark. They produced a nice looking book cover. They created a quality website for me. They created new Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter author sites and they posted over 30 impressive graphics on each of them. They provided some performance reports at my request. They delivered many of the things that were in our contract, but not all. They communicated a lot, timely, and mostly through email. The bad Even after many requests, they never provided a plan for any deliverables. When deliverables were generated, requests were often made in an urgent manner, rushing to have me produce or provide something. After more than nine months of efforts, they were able to generate one follower on Facebook and Instagram, and nine Twitter followers. They don’t appear to have the knowledge or skill to market a book to new audiences. Many times I asked general marketing questions about standard promotional activities that I had used with my other nine books and they appeared clueless about what I was talking about. I had to provide edits of my manuscript multiple times. The edits wouldn’t be made in the next manuscript draft they returned to me. Many of the things that were delivered were based on my prompting. There is lot more that I could share about my frustration, but these are some of the key points. I do not recommend using them.