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Hi Laurence,I wish I could join your Book Give Away but my publisher is removing my book from Ingram's Book List. I never did get my book, Our World In Poetry "Today's News ~ Is Tomorrow's History" into book stores. The publisher did nothing to help. The stores I went into said that they could not turn a profit because of their price to purchase. My book was pricey, but it was a book that could have become an heirloom. I write news poetry and it is illustrated pictorially. It's not digital because of the pictorial collages. I write in basic english with no hidden meanings and I researched my work. It is at amazon if you want to check it out in BOOKS use my full name, much easier to find.
Thank you for the invite.
~Me~
(a.k.a. JerriFaye Thomason)
Hi- thanks for becoming a friend!Please take a moment and stop at our website to subscribe to our newsletter and like us on Facebook- we would love to have you.
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You might want to join our group- indieBRAG here on Goodreads.
Laurence, Hello Good to meet you on GR. I will follow as time permits.
AR Simmons
Dear Laurence,Thank you so much for being my friend here on GoodReads. I apsolutely LOVED 'the jerusalem puzzle' and concider myself to have been extremely lucky, to have won a copy of this book through a GoodReads giveaway. I do hope that my review helps in promoting your work.
Also, i do hope to have the oportunity of reading your other book 'The Istanbul Puzzle' at some point, and don't know whether it might be possible to have a copy to read and review? It would be good to start the journey from the beginning.
Kind Regards
Lucinda x
Thank you Douglas. I hope you enjoy it!Douglas wrote: "Laurence, nice having you as a friend on Goodreads as well as Twitter!!!
Your book is on my KINDLE! Looking forward to it. I will shelf it on Goodreads. I forget to do that!"
Hi Laurence - I see you like thrillers ...for 3 more days only Amazon is doing my 400 page, 5 star rated legal thriller, Chequered Justice for Kindle FREE! If you like legal thrillers please download a copy and review for Goodreads! In just 2 days Chequered Justice has been downloaded almost 8,000 times! Thanks http://tinyurl.com/c9ko7nh
Laurence, nice having you as a friend on Goodreads as well as Twitter!!!Your book is on my KINDLE! Looking forward to it. I will shelf it on Goodreads. I forget to do that!
thanks for the add and all the best with your writing!!!
Thanks for the friendvite, Laurence! Happy reading and good luck with your writing!VNF
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Thanks for the friend request! Looking forward to sharing more books with you.Melissa
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Thank you for your friendship. Happy writing and reading.
Harlequin Books wrote: "Hello Laurence, it is a pleasure to meet you."Hi Harlequin!
Great to meet you too.
Melita Christina wrote: "Thank u Laurence for ur invite!!Happy writing and reading!!
Melita"
Thanks Melita. Wishing you well too.
Dustin wrote: "Thanx for the friend request :)"Great to meet you. More power to your courage and your heart. Wishing you well.
Melita Christina wrote: "Thank u Laurence for ur invite!!Happy writing and reading!!
Melita"
Hi Melita. Great to meet you.
Carolyn wrote: "Thank you for your friendship. Happy writing."Thanks Carolyn. All the best with your writing too.
Thank you for your friendship. Happy writing.
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My birth in Alabama, youth, school-Niceville, Dunedin, Bartow and Bonifay, Florida, church-Safety Harbor and Bartow Florida, high school-Holmes County High School, US Navy Service, music-Hollywood, Memphis, Nashville, Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Investigation, recording and releasing the single record of the song about the MLK assassination, THEY SLEW THE DREAMER and more.
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Hello Laurence, it is a pleasure to meet you.
Thanks Bonnie. I made a token gesture of standing up, but it was enough for me right now.The code book is good, not for a full read through, but for checking out parts of the history of code development and for dipping into. Take care! L
Hi Laurence, thanks for the friend request. Interesting reading you've got there, especially The Code Book. It sounds intriguing, would you recommend it?P.S. Good on you for sticking to your guns, re: saying no.
Hi Jesse,Thanks for the link to your spiritual allegory. I am always interested in the mystery of the unknown. I wish you well on your journey.
Laurence
I appreciate your including me among your goodreads friends, LP. Looks like fascinating reading material on your list. If you have an interest in spirituality, I will invite you to consider my spiritual allegory, Song of George: Portrait of an Unlikely Holy Man. It's fiction, inspired by my personal life.
Best wishes. Namaste, jesse
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Meanwhile someone is sending him taunting notes, each headed, Death Comes Calling, and Gore begins to realise the killer is playing mind games not just with the police, but with him personally. The question is…why?
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Thanks, Tom.