What advice would you give someone who is trying to get a good book noticed?

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I think the website http://www.voicesinspace.com is the answer. If you're looking for guidance to ensure that what you produce is compelling enough to stand out in the aggressive field of writing, this is the place. It will also allow you to see/read the work of other aspiring and established authors to help you gauge what else is out there.

To give you a brief idea of what Voices in Space is all about, it's a literary forum that provides writers-- no matter how experienced—with the opportunity to post their work and get feedback from a chorus of impartial critics, i.e., the community of users. Authors also have the ability to workshop their writing. For writers seeking anonymity, the site affords the option to post work anonymously. Another benefit of an online forum such as Voices In Space is that the community of users is not hand-picked. This allows writers to cast a wide net when attracting an audience—whether it be for exposure, feedback, or both. Plus, you have the chance to be a User in the Limelight on their VISionaries page, or have your work selected as an Editor’s Pick. Both are an honor!