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As Good As Can Be - Book Tour and Giveaway

11/9/2020

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As Good As Can Be
by William A. Glass
Genre: Coming of Age, Historical Fiction 

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Dave Knight is a wayward child growing up in a military family during the 1950s. His older sister wants to kill him but settles for regularly beating him up. Other siblings join in the mayhem while their alcoholic father contributes to the chaos with his unique approach to parenting. As the Knight family moves from one army base to the next, Dave develops a give-a-damn attitude, which often leads to trouble.
In high school, he joins other delinquents in a series of escapades, some dangerous, others funny, and a few that would be worthy of jail time should they ever be caught.
After barely graduating, Dave is drafted into the army and sent to guard a nuclear weapons depot in Korea. There, he gets into trouble with his sergeant and tries to avoid dishonorable discharge.


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​Dave Knight is on his toes peering through a playroom window at the snow. It fell overnight, but there are already tracks in the fresh powder. They lead to the shallow end of the swimming pool. Several servants have gathered there, and now Dave sees why. “Uh-oh, Haji fell into the pool again,” he exclaims.
“Let me see,” Melissa says, shoving Dave aside. Haji Baba is her donkey, and she watches with concern as two houseboys cling to his tail. The driver, Mahmoud, is partway on the ice holding the animal’s neck. “Stupid donkey,” Melissa says. “Now he’s stuck.” She allows the curtain to close and goes out.
Soon Melissa is back holding a Coca-Cola bottle. “This is for you,” she says and gives the drink to Dave. He takes a swallow and immediately gags. As he regurgitates his breakfast, Dave’s nurse, Farah, rushes over and looks at what’s left of the drink. “You give brother soap water,” she says to Melissa. “Bad girl.” Farah spins Melissa around and gives her two bops on the behind. Then she takes Dave on her hip and carries him down the hall to the master bedroom.
Lieutenant Colonel David S. Knight Jr. answers Farah’s knock. He belts his uniform jacket while listening to Farah describe what Melissa did. Then the officer wrinkles his nose. “What’s that smell?” he asks.
“He throw up,” Farah replies.
“Well, get him changed, we have to leave,” Knight tells the nurse. “Stop sniveling,” he barks at Dave.
“You don’t have to holler at the poor child,” Bobbie Knight says to her husband. She’s still in bed, propped up on pillows having breakfast. “I wonder why Melissa takes such delight in tormenting him.”
Farah carries Dave into the bathroom to clean up. Then she takes him to the bedroom he shares with his brother, Dan, who’s sitting on the floor playing. The toddler looks up and blinks his brown eyes curiously as Farah gets Dave into a fresh set of clothes. Dan’s the only one of the children to inherit Knight’s dark good looks. The others all have Bobbie’s fair hair, light-colored eyes, and Celtic complexion.
While Farah gets Dave ready, Knight goes downstairs to the kitchen. His youngest child, Marie, is in a high chair being spoon-fed breakfast by the family’s cook, Aliya. “Where in the hell is Mahmoud?” Knight asks with an impatient glance at his watch.
“Haji fall in pool,” Aliya replies.
“Not again,” Knight exclaims. He stalks to the front door past Oscar, who’s wagging his tail in anticipation of a pat on the head. Knight ignores the dog and goes outside, where he’s momentarily stunned by the sight of the Alborz Mountains rising in front of him. With the sun just up, only the peaks are illuminated, so the icy spires appear to be floating. It’s a captivating illusion, but Knight now turns his attention to the swimming pool. “Where’s the goddamn rope?” he shouts after a quick assessment.
“I get,” Mahmoud hollers back. He beckons a gardener to take his place holding Haji’s neck.
As the driver makes his way to the stable through deep snow, Knight lights a cigarette. He watches Mahmoud return to the pool with a length of thick rope, loop it across the donkey’s chest, and then organize the other servants to pull on the ends. They quickly haul the animal out. “Put Haji back in the shed and lock the gate,” Knight directs. “What idiot left it open anyway?”
Flicking the cigarette away, Knight reenters the house to see Farah coming down the stairs with Dave who is once again properly attired. Melissa follows, holding the hand of her nurse. Knight shepherds both schoolchildren outside and into the backseat of the family car. Mahmoud closes the door behind his passengers then gets behind the wheel. “Don’t you people ever learn?” Knight asks as the vehicle gathers speed.
“Yes, boss.”
“No, you don’t, or you would’ve got the rope right away.”
“Forget rope.”
“That’s what I mean,” Knight laughs. “You forget what worked last time and go back to what was not working last time; pulling on the poor creature’s tail, for Chrissake.”
Knight relaxes now that they’re on the way, and soon the vehicle is passing through the outskirts of Tehran. At first, there’s little traffic, but as they near downtown, the streets become congested. Wagons drawn by horses or donkeys intermingle with bicycles, pushcarts, automobiles, and trucks. Businesses housed in rudely constructed cinder block buildings line the road. In between are rubble-strewn vacant lots that shabbily dressed pedestrians cut through on their way to work.
Once past the commercial district, the neighborhood improves, and soon Mahmoud is turning onto the treelined street that leads to the United States embassy. It’s in a compound that takes up an entire city block. Enclosed within the walls are the ambassador’s residence, an apartment building, a dinner club, barracks for the Marines, and the multistory embassy building, which is topped with an antennae array. This electronic gear was installed by Knight and his command to spy on the Russians.
As the Knights’ car approaches the embassy entrance, a crowd chants anti-American slogans. Many of the protestors carry signs while others shake their fists. They crowd around the front gate, so a squad of Marines comes out to clear the way. Then a sergeant waves the vehicle through, and now, despite all the chaos at the house this morning, Mahmoud pulls up to the embassy building right on time. He springs out of the driver’s seat to open the back door, and the Knights go inside. Once past more Marine security, they approach a bank of elevators. Melissa and Dave take one down to the basement schoolroom, while their father goes up to his spacious corner office on the sixth floor.


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Bill is a retired business executive now living in South Carolina with his wife, Bettina. She teaches high school German while Bill coaches soccer at a small college. Their three sons, Alex, Robert, and Gordon, have all graduated from college and moved away to pursue careers. 

For recreation, Bettina and Bill enjoy hiking and camping out. Usually, they take their dog, Scout, along. When the weather permits, Bill commutes to work on his motorcycle.


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THE CUTTING ROOM FLOOR
Guest Post by William A. Glass, author of As Good As Can Be

As Good As Can Be’ is a work of fiction, but it draws from my experiences growing up in an army family.  To keep the narrative moving, I left many interesting real-life happenings out. Some were easy to cut because they revisited ground already travelled. Below are summaries of two real-life episodes that I hated to leave out but did. 

In 1955 my family including alcoholic father, ineffectual mother, and five wild kids, traveled to Europe on the SS United States. On the last night of the voyage, my parents were invited to dine with the captain. They left my sister, then 11, in charge of her five younger siblings.  We played nicely until eleven or so when the fighting started. After a storm of complaints from neighboring cabins, the deck steward tried but couldn’t stop the mayhem.  He called on a ship’s officer who also failed to halt the effusion of blood.  The lieutenant reluctantly went up to the first-class dining room for a word with the captain, who then asked Lt. Colonel Glass to restore order in his cabin.  My father had been charming the socks off of a Duchess (or so he claimed) and was so irate at being interrupted that he kept us children up for the rest of the night which meant we were all asleep that morning when the ship made a brief stop to let passengers off in Liverpool. Dad was still awake, however, and went ashore.  Later he rubbed it in that he saw England and we didn’t.  The ship landed in Bremerhaven that evening, and the Glass family spent the next four years in Germany.

Another episode that occurred in real life and almost made it into the book is when I went to visit my older sister after she trapped a boy from college into marrying her. She was living with him, his mother, and her child on a beautiful stretch of the Chesapeake Bay on the Eastern shore of Maryland. The mother-in-law was a cold, blue-blood. The son was a spoiled rich kid who was more interested in his toys (airplane, sport-fishing boat, and race car) then the child. The three of them were living in an antebellum plantation house complete with African-American servants.  In the morning, I went up in the plane with my brother-in-law, who tried mightily to get me to throw up. When that failed, he took to dive-bombing the house to wake my sister.  I had a private chat with her before I left. She admitted that things were tense in the house, and she felt isolated. However, anything was better than being at home with our family!


There were other scenes that were left on the cutting room floor in order to keep the length of As Good As Can Be within reason. The above ones were the hardest ones for me to get rid of!
Bill Glass

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126 Comments
Bea LaRocca
11/9/2020 05:11:03 am

An intriguing cover, synopsis and excerpt, this sounds like an excellent read. Thank you for sharing your guest post and book details, I have enjoyed reading about you and your work and am looking forward to reading your story.

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William Glass link
11/14/2020 07:59:21 pm

Bea, thanks for your kind comments! Please me know what you think of my story.

Best wishes,
Bill

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Lily Blain
11/9/2020 08:49:02 am

This looks interesting. I love Historical Fiction

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Victoria Alexander
11/9/2020 09:41:49 am

Sounds like a good book, thanks for sharing!

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Shirley Ann Speakman
11/9/2020 11:04:35 am

I enjoyed the excerpt the book sounds really good and the cover really suits the story.

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Kelly D
11/9/2020 11:11:53 am

I like the cover, it looks like an interesting book.

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Rita Wray
11/9/2020 11:35:25 am

Sounds like a great read.

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Susan Smith
11/9/2020 12:50:11 pm

Sounds like a great book. I like the cover.

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Eva Millien
11/9/2020 01:18:14 pm

Sounds like a fascinating and thrilling read, thanks for sharing with me and good luck with the tour!

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Wendy Jensen
11/9/2020 02:28:18 pm

Great book cover.

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Beyond Comps
11/9/2020 03:02:37 pm

Great cover!

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Sherry
11/9/2020 03:33:57 pm

I really like the excerpt and think the book sounds interesting.

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Bernie Wallace
11/9/2020 05:06:27 pm

How long did it take you to write your book?

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William Glass link
11/14/2020 06:16:32 pm

Hi Bernie, it took 6 years to write the book and another four to rewrite and edit. Might have gone faster but it's my first book.

Regards.

Bill

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James Robert
11/9/2020 05:24:40 pm

Thank you for taking time to share and I appreciate your review. I enjoy reading about books I believe my family will enjoy reading.

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Brandi Dawn
11/9/2020 05:34:15 pm

I really like the cover. Its very artistic!

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wendy hutton
11/9/2020 05:57:30 pm

great cover, reminds of photos my parents used to take

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Amy F
11/9/2020 07:31:39 pm

Sounds like a great story!

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Debbie P
11/9/2020 09:33:59 pm

This sounds like a great book and I am really looking forward to reading it! Nice cover!!

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Calvin
11/9/2020 11:50:43 pm

Sounds like a fun read!

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Barbara Montag
11/10/2020 06:35:11 am

I like the subject and cover for this book.
Thank you for sharing this review.

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Julie Lundstrom
11/10/2020 11:10:37 am

I like the cover of this book.

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Jon Heil
11/10/2020 01:09:56 pm

Starting out young and gaining the experience and goals

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Jessica Eapen
11/10/2020 01:21:38 pm

Love the vintage cover!

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Laura Rubenstein
11/10/2020 05:55:40 pm

this is a very beautiful cover

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Stephanie Liske
11/10/2020 08:00:01 pm

I like the cover.

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Heather Mahley
11/10/2020 08:35:44 pm

This sounds like such a good read.

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Dawn Keenan
11/10/2020 09:58:46 pm

This sounds like a story that could have been true. The cover makes it seem even more real.

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William Glass link
11/14/2020 06:19:28 pm

Dawn, good observation! The book is a fictionalized autobiography covering my growing up years as an army brat.

Best wishesk,

Bill

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Nina
11/11/2020 02:13:15 pm

Looks like a great read! :)

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Christina Gould
11/11/2020 07:18:25 pm

I like the sepia tone on the cover. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Judy Thomas
11/12/2020 05:01:11 am

It sounds like a very emotional read.

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William Glass link
11/14/2020 06:21:36 pm

It's a dramatic story with a lot of emotion but also much dry humor and a lot of fun stuff to leaven the serious parts. Hope you like it!

Best wishes,

Bill

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Cathy French
11/12/2020 08:54:06 am

I love this cover. I really enjoy historical reads like this

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julie murphy
11/12/2020 11:29:19 am

I like the cover.

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shannon zeidan
11/12/2020 11:42:37 am

I really enjoyed the description! I'm looking forward to reading it!

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William A. Glass link
11/24/2020 10:58:22 am

Please let me know your thoughts once you've read it!

Best wishes,

Bill

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Molli Taylor
11/12/2020 12:08:54 pm

this looks like a great read

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Michele Soyer
11/12/2020 03:54:23 pm

Really like historical fiction.. I believe I will enjoy reading this book very much..

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William A. Glass
11/24/2020 10:59:26 am

I'm glad you plan to read it! Please let me know what you think.

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Terri Quick
11/12/2020 07:16:08 pm

Nice cover

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bn100
11/13/2020 12:37:44 am

no questions

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Veronica Lee link
11/13/2020 07:59:21 am

Sounds like a book you can't put down. Cool cover!

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Suzanne Greene
11/13/2020 09:34:08 am

This sounds like a really interesting book, I'm going to have to check it out.

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William A. Glass
11/24/2020 11:00:40 am

Please reserve it at your library!

Best wishes,

Bill

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Shana lenoir
11/13/2020 11:11:15 am

Nice job

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William Glass link
11/14/2020 06:23:22 pm

Thanks so much for featuring my book on silverdaggertours.com!

Best wishes,

Bill

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jan
11/15/2020 03:27:57 pm

I just love that cover. Such nostalgia.

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Renata
11/16/2020 12:42:51 am

I like cover

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Allison Swain
11/17/2020 02:29:49 pm

I am loving the look of the cover! I also enjoyed reading the excerpt a lot!

Thank you for the lovely giveaway :)

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athena graeme
11/18/2020 07:48:22 am

Big fan of the retro. Old photos are so interesting.

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Elizabeth H.
11/18/2020 02:30:14 pm

The cover is great. This book hits home for me because my mom was born around that time and she had an alcoholic father in the Navy and they traveled a lot and she experienced a lot of what happened in the book. I hope writing this book has given you peace about growing up during that time and in your family. I think a lot of families were affected by alcoholism during that time. My mom is still affected by her past. God bless you, Sir.

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William A. Glass link
11/23/2020 05:27:04 pm

Elizabeth,

Sounds like your mother had a very rough childhood. Thanks so much for sharing her story. I have had a tremendous weight lifted off my back since I wrote AS GOOD AS CAN BE. It is not a dark book, I interject a lot of humor into it and an ironic tone. Still publishing it brought me closure.

Best wishes,

Bill

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Elizabeth H.
12/9/2020 02:12:31 pm

I'm so glad publishing the story helped you and that you were able to find humor during the tough times. Thanks for replying and for sharing your story.

Mary Cloud
11/19/2020 09:03:17 pm

The cover is nice - thanks for sharing

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Christy Maurer
11/20/2020 01:32:03 pm

Thanks for sharing these two scenes that didn't make the book. This sounds like one I'd enjoy reading.

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William A. Glass link
11/23/2020 05:19:58 pm

It's tough deciding to cut an episode from the story but those two scenes while interesting did no play into the main plot line. I'm glad you like reading about them though!

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Serge B
11/21/2020 01:49:49 pm

I love black and white covers!

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LYNN CLAYTON
11/22/2020 03:51:40 pm

oh nice cover looks like a great read

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William A. Glass link
11/23/2020 05:16:40 pm

I'm glad to hear so many nice comments about the cover. I was afraid that it was so far out of the mainstream it might not work but we went with it anyway. Now after all these great comments I'm glad that we did!

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Lisa
11/23/2020 08:12:55 pm

The cover is awesome looking. I'm curious how family members feel about the book, since it draws on real family experiences. Hopefully, writing this book offered the author some healing from painful memories. This sounds like an interesting story, since it's based on real life experiences.

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William A. Glass link
11/23/2020 08:48:41 pm

Lisa you raise a good point about the possibility AS GOOD AS CAN BE could trigger intense emotions in family members. That's one reason I waited until late in life to publish it. Now most of those who inspired characters are no longer alive. You are also right in thinking that writing the book was cathartic. Still, it was written to be entertaining and is far from being all gloom and doom. One reviewer calls it "A cheeky, enjoyable read!"

I hope you will find time to read it. I'd love to hear your review!

Best wishes,

Bill Glass

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Lisa
11/23/2020 09:57:06 pm

Really great cover.

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David Hollingsworth
11/23/2020 10:39:30 pm

The cover is pretty neat.

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angela heerde
11/24/2020 04:12:31 am

I like the cover

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William A. Glass link
11/24/2020 07:20:45 am

Thanks, glad you like it !

Bill

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Rebecca Joiner
11/24/2020 08:49:27 am

Looks and sounds good!

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William A. Glass link
11/24/2020 08:57:07 am

Thanks Rebecca! Hope you get a chance to read it, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Debbi Wellenstein
11/24/2020 09:07:03 am

I enjoyed the excerpt. Thank you for the giveaway!

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Ann Fantom
11/24/2020 10:53:41 am

I like the cover. It has great artwork

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William A. Glass
11/24/2020 11:04:30 am

THANKS! Have a great Thanksgiving!

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beth shepherd
11/24/2020 02:46:55 pm

This is a great read!

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William A. Glass
11/24/2020 07:13:16 pm

Beth,

It's great to hear from you! If you get a chance please post your review of AS GOOD AS CAN BE on Amazon or Goodreads. Reviews are the best way to get the book noticed nowadays!

Best wishes for a wonderful Thanksgiving!

Bill

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Kiara
11/24/2020 10:29:58 pm

I like the cover.

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William A. Glass link
11/25/2020 09:31:36 am

Kiara,

I'm glad the cover appeals to you. Please check out my website for more on the book, www.williamaglass.com.

Thanks,

Bill

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Michelle Johnson
11/25/2020 12:16:02 am

Sounds like a great book!

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paige chander
11/25/2020 09:26:19 am

I like this cover. My husband the marine will love this book.

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William A. Glass
11/25/2020 09:34:04 am

Hi Paige, one of the characters in the book is a Marine, he's not a major character but a very likeable one!

Best wishes,

Bill Glass

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Cynthia C
11/25/2020 01:03:36 pm

The excerpt is interesting. Thank you for sharing it.

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William A. Glass
11/27/2020 09:52:59 am

Thanks for your interest on my story! Please reserve it at your library or order it online.

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joy f
11/25/2020 08:09:23 pm

Sounds good.

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Bonnie LeahSay
11/28/2020 01:31:20 pm

I'm replying to a previous comment as the reply to this post is missing from the bottom of the page...?
I LOVE the cover as I'm a huge fan of B&W vintage photos so this cover would certainly catch my eye in a book store.

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William A. Glass
11/30/2020 02:46:17 pm

Bonnie, it's great that you like these vintage photos! I'm trying to figure out how to use some I have in other ways.

Best wishes,

Bill

Ginger Hafer
11/26/2020 02:09:49 am

Cover illustrates the period in which the story is set nicely. Sounds like a good read.

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William A. Glass
11/27/2020 09:56:04 am

Ginger, I'm happy the cover draws you I to the story! Hope you have a chance to read it.

Best wishes,

Bill Glass

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Nancy
11/26/2020 09:17:42 pm

I think that the vintage style of the book cover is attractive and engages the reader.

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William A. Glass
11/27/2020 09:58:15 am

Nancy, It's great that the cover captured your attention! Please go to my website www.williamaglass.com for more on the book.

Thanks,

Bill

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Karin
11/27/2020 06:47:00 am

A different perspective of military life. Interesting

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William A. Glass
11/27/2020 10:00:31 am

Karin,.

Yes this story approaches the subject of military life from the perspective of one who grows up in it! Hope you have a chance to read it!

Best wishes,

Bill

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Cali W.
11/28/2020 01:40:22 pm

Great excerpt and cover! Thanks for the giveaway.

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William A. Glass
11/28/2020 06:03:27 pm

Hi Cali,

Good luck with the giveaway! For more on the book please go to my website www.williamaglass.com.

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Leah Cavendish
11/30/2020 07:44:22 am

The cover looks great and the story sounds really interesting.

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William A. Glass
11/30/2020 02:49:20 pm

Thanks for visiting my website and subscribing! I'm looking for more ways to enliven the website!

Best wishes,

Bill

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Ellie Wright
11/30/2020 02:37:25 pm

I love the cover and the time period. I'm looking forward to reading it.

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William A. Glass
11/30/2020 02:51:59 pm

Ellie, I hope you will share your thoughts with me after you've read it. You can comment on my website or simply email me at coachbillglass@gmail.com.

Best wishes,

Bill

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Jaclyn Mercer
12/1/2020 09:09:05 pm

I love the historical romance genre, especially when coupled with the danger of a war. Great premise for a nice read!

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Emily B.
12/3/2020 07:02:17 pm

Love the retro and creative look of the cover.

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Daniel M
12/3/2020 08:10:44 pm

like the cover

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William A. Glass link
12/3/2020 08:15:45 pm

Thanks for all the positive comments!

I hope you reserve it at your library or get a copy online. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Best wishes,

Bill Glass

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AuntySuzany
12/5/2020 10:42:35 pm

Sounds interesting! Thank you for sharing!

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William A. Glass link
12/6/2020 06:23:59 am

Hi, I'm glad you are interested? Please go to my website for more www.williamaglass.com for more.

Best wishes,

Bill Glass

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Jeff L
12/6/2020 08:49:00 am


i like it.

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William A. Glass
12/6/2020 08:59:47 am

Great! Please reserve it at your library!

Thanks!

Bill Glass

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Bridgett Wilbur
12/6/2020 02:50:09 pm

I would love to read your book.

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Dawn Monroe
12/6/2020 03:32:36 pm

I love the cover. It puts you right into the story.

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Holly
12/6/2020 05:37:55 pm

I love this cover, definitely stands out from others in a good way!

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Sarah L
12/7/2020 11:44:09 pm

Looks like an interesting book.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Aubrey
12/8/2020 09:26:02 am

I think this cover looks great, and the book looks interesting.

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Francine Anchondo
12/8/2020 12:45:22 pm

I like the cover

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Doreen
12/8/2020 01:27:36 pm

Hmmm this sounds like it could be a true story!!

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jennifer lynn galindo
12/8/2020 08:59:50 pm

I love the vintage grey and black cover and the airplane. It tells you what the era is about. It's one of my favorite eras to read about and watch movies on.

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Kayla Klontz
12/8/2020 09:57:06 pm

I love the old school cover.

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Leigh Nichols
12/9/2020 04:40:00 am

ooooh, it's vintage!! I LOVE all things vintage and retro. Lovely!

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Wanda Banks
12/9/2020 05:09:27 am

Excellent cover. I can’t wait to read it.

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Bella Martinez
12/9/2020 10:00:20 am

So unique! Love this.

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Brandon Sparks
12/9/2020 10:21:55 am

The cover looks great. I can't wait to read this. Thanks

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jose rosado
12/9/2020 01:33:51 pm

What do you think of the book or the cover?

i realy like the old timey photo look of the cover

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Jen Reed
12/9/2020 03:01:29 pm

The cover's retro tone seems good for the story.

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BILL HOFF
12/9/2020 04:08:13 pm

Looking forward to reading this

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latisha depoortere
12/9/2020 05:23:20 pm

Thank you so much for sharing!

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Leah Shumack
12/9/2020 08:07:27 pm

I really like the cover of this book!

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Hesper Fry
12/9/2020 08:56:31 pm

The book cover looks great and the story sounds so good!

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Laurie Nykaza
12/9/2020 10:05:10 pm

I like the cover and would love to read the book.

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Stacey A Smith
12/9/2020 10:15:48 pm

the cover picture say a lot about the books! so it's Great!

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Janine Hwang
12/9/2020 10:40:06 pm

Interesting how the parachute are crossing into the photo. Creative!

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Sand
12/9/2020 10:43:26 pm

Looks like a great cover!

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