Kindle Receipt Submission
Thank you for ordering the Limited Author’s Edition of The Forbidden Spire.
If you also preorder or purchase the Kindle edition on Amazon on or before July 4, 2026, you may submit your Amazon receipt here for the Kindle thank-you refund.
Please upload a screenshot or PDF of your Amazon receipt showing:
Purchaser’s name
The book title
The purchase date
The amount paid
Eligibility: Kindle purchases must be made on or before July 4, 2026 to qualify for the refund.
Your submission will be reviewed before the refund is processed.
FAQ
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Because it helps readers and the launch at the same time.
The Limited Author’s Editions ship in July, but the Kindle edition arrives on June 27, so purchasing the Kindle edition lets you start reading on launch day while your signed, numbered copy is on the way.
At the same time, early Amazon sales help a new book gain visibility, while purchases through Necsis.Quest do not count toward Amazon activity. The $2.50 thank-you refund is my way of making both options work together: a collectible edition for your shelf, a Kindle copy to read right away, and a stronger launch for The Forbidden Spire.
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The Kindle thank-you refund is intended to support launch-week momentum for The Forbidden Spire while also giving collectors a convenient way to start reading immediately. Kindle purchases made on or before July 4, 2026 qualify.
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Preorder either LAE through Necsis.Quest
purchase/preorder the Kindle edition from Amazon by July 4
upload your Amazon receipt to the page linked to from your Necsis.Quest order confirmation email
receive a $2.50 refund on your Necsis.Quest order.
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It is per Necsis.Quest order.
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Yes, but it is still a single $2.50 refund.
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Yes!
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A screenshot, receipt, or order confirmation showing the Kindle purchase/preorder of The Forbidden Spire. It must show a purchase date no later than July 4.
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No. The name should reasonably match the Necsis.Quest order. If it doesn’t, include a brief note with your upload.
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Within one week after receipt verification.
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No. The date shown on the proof of purchase must be July 4 or before.
