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I found it dull and boring and gave up reading it.

I quit.

I couldn't do it. I could not continue reading it.

Once in a while I like to slum it. What can I say? I wanted to take a look at the work of the author who publicly admitted to paying for reviews.

This book, actually the film, aroused my spirit, my love for adventure, when I was a ten year-old boy. Now and then I love to go back and study how the master put together the story.

This book is very enjoyable and enlightening. I recommend it to any indy author who may come across it.

I have gone back to the book that rocked my world and sparked a love for adventure. I am re-reading Jules Verne's 20,000 leagues under the sea. What a great book.

I finished. The paperback is on sale via Amazon for a greatly discounted prices of $6.99--for a paperback, new! I'm now working on Kindle giveaway if you buy the book and sign up to my list.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1729267610

Nine knights traveled to Jerusalem to find a treasure they knew about. They asked to camp at the site of Solomon's Temple for a reason. For nine years they tunneled. The Pope paid a tremendous sum for what the knights found. Was it hush money? That is where my detective series begins. It is funny to think that a vacation on a remote Danish Island, Bornholm, inspired a series about treasure and the Knights Templar.

I have nearly finished making the editor's corrections, and am about to move on to the formatting. I am also reaching out to find a producer to make an audio book. New horizons!

I am nearing the end. It is very exciting to see the book becoming a finished product.

Book #2 (The Killer Trap) of The Detective Series is up for pre-sale on Amazon. I hope to release it in November, with book #3 coming out before the new year. I'm just about finished with #3, and it is exciting because it involves a murder in Dom Cathredral, in Cologne, Germany, said to be the resting place of the three wise men. Once more I pick up the Templar mystery.

I'm re-reading again and checking all the corrections that the editor made. I'm also finishing up book #3 in The Detective Series. Book 3 is fun because I pick up the thread of the Knights Templar once more. This time it involves a murder that took place in Dom cathedral, Cologne, Germany, said to be the resting place of two of the 3 wise men!

I am very pleased with the progress I am making as I comb through the editor's remarks. It is an exciting, fun book. I will be speaking about my work to the So.Cal. Writer's group very soon. And my books are being put in the library! How exciting!

Reading again. So surprised it reached #7 on Amazon's teen and young adult list!

I lost 'At Finde Hjem', and since it is in Danish, my chances of getting it replaced in the USA are slim.

Very informative.

Once I reached the point where I learned his methods, and felt misled by the title, I lost interest.

95% finished. What kills this book for most Indie authors is he recommends having 5 titles before promoting.

Key info: he didn't begin promoting before he had FIVE books out!

To read in a second language is like having your brain tickled--a sensation pleasingly annoying.

Just beginning.