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Broken Toys - Book Tour and Giveaway

12/16/2020

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Broken Toys
by Glenda Thompson
Genre: Thriller 

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Texas Ranger Noah Morgan has his life together—with a great job and the girl of his dreams. Too bad it's all based on a lie. A single phone call threatens to bring it all crashing down. After an irate citizen complains shoddy workmanship has left him with a booby-trapped driveway, and the local sheriff's office is too busy to respond, Noah takes the call. The investigation of local scam artists uncovers a human trafficking ring. Noah fights to avoid being swept back into the sights of his murderous family—people he escaped at the age of seventeen.

Can he keep his past a secret or will his carefully crafted life come to a violent end?



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“Crime scene?” Mr. Schmidt crumpled as if he’d  been kicked in the solar plexus. Bewilderment flooded  his features. For the first time since the rangers arrived, the man looked old. “My driveway is a crime scene?”  

“I’m afraid so, sir,” Noah said, using the tone he  reserved for scared kids, grieving family members and  sagging old men who hadn’t tasted sweet tea in more  than sixty years. “Hip implants, bits of bone and teeth  are not normally used for road base. It looks like  someone may have disposed of a body in your  driveway.” ​

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A sixth-generation Texan with Scottish roots, Glenda Thompson can 'bless your heart' with the best of them. As a former emergency medical technician married to a south Texas Lawman, she's used insider information from both their careers as inspiration to build her Broken world of Texas Rangers with hidden pasts and dark secrets. When she's not busy embarrassing her children or grandchildren by dancing in the middle of a country road during a rainstorm, she can be found huddled in her writing cave with her law enforcement technical adviser/husband working on another story in her Broken universe.


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 When does/did your book release in stores and online?
Broken Toys officially releases on December 16th. The digital version is available for pre-order on Amazon now. I do have some paperbacks available for purchase if anyone wants a signed copy.

What is the inspiration behind ‘Broken Toys?’
Okay, this may be a bit macabre but… a friend of Darlin’s owns a crematorium. The friend gave us a hip replacement implant that no one claimed. Darlin’ was examining it and one end comes to this sharp point. I had just come home from having a tire replaced on my truck. When I saw the point, I told Darlin’ that could do a ton of damage to a tire. About the same time, two calls came across his radio from dispatch—one for a missing child, the other for a complaint about Travelers scamming the elderly with roofing and driveway repairs. It just kind of clicked in my brain and Broken Toys was born.
 
Give me a brief synopsis that I can share with readers about the book.
 Texas Ranger Noah Morgan has his life together—with a great job and the girl of his dreams. Too bad it's all based on a lie. A single phone call threatens to bring it all crashing down. After an irate citizen complains shoddy workmanship has left him with a booby-trapped driveway, and the local sheriff's office is too busy to respond, Noah takes the call. The investigation of local scam artists uncovers a human trafficking ring, Noah fights to avoid being swept back into the sights of his murderous family—people he escaped at the age of seventeen.

Can he keep his past a secret or will his carefully crafted life come to a violent end?

Now would be a good time to point out that Broken Toys is fiction. The characters, the county, all of it, come from my imagination and are not based on anything or anyone in Atascosa County.
 

What is your favorite part about ‘Broken Toys?’
 The characters… they’ve been living inside my head for so long sometimes I forget they are not real people. They are the ones that have been tapping on the inside of my eyelids when I try to sleep nagging me to tell their stories. Several characters in Broken Toys will be getting their own books soon.

Is there a message you are trying to get across to readers in your book?
 I have two messages in Broken Toys. The first is to bring awareness to human trafficking. It can happen anywhere, anytime, to anyone. We need to be more observant of our surroundings. Keep an eye on our children, our friends, and family. Keep everyone safe. We need to trust our guts. Yes, that kid throwing a fit maybe just having a temper tantrum, but he or she might be in the process of being snatched as well. Teenagers make easy targets for “Romeos” who sweep them off their feet making them believe they are “in love.” If it doesn’t feel right to you, say something. Especially in today’s environment of everyone wearing masks. It’s so easy for a child to disappear in a split moment.
 The second message is to be true to yourself. Own your identity. Be who you are meant to be. Don’t be afraid you have to pretend to be someone else to be loved. If you love yourself, others will love you, too.

Give me some background on you: hometown, family, husband/children, etc.
 
Be careful what you ask for. I love to brag about my family. I’m a sixth-generation Texan with Scottish roots. My Grandma used to tell us the family came to Texas before there was a Texas.
I was born on Galveston Island and grew up near the coast. Summers were spent on the beach and shoes were worn only under protest.
Darlin’ (aka Constable Cregg Thompson) and I have been best friends for twenty years and married for eighteen. Between the two of us, we have three daughters, two sons, three sons-in-law, and two daughters-in-law. We also have eight grandchildren ranging from six to almost eighteen. I tell people all the time that our grandchildren are my reward for not strangling our children when they were teenagers.
Darlin’ and I currently live in Charlotte, Texas with three dogs and too many cats to count.

This is your first book, correct? What are you most excited about?
 Yes, Broken Toys is my first published novel. I have a drawer full of partially-finished manuscripts so I would have to say I’m most excited that I finished it. LOL. For the majority of my life, I have had two goals. To see my art hanging in a gallery and to have a book traditionally published. I have now achieved both.

Do you have any advice for young/new writers?
 Trust in yourself and just write the story. Don’t get too wrapped up in finding the perfect word in the first draft. As a matter of fact, I call my first draft the “vomit draft” because I just puke the words out on the page. The first draft is telling yourself the story. Don’t expect it to be perfect. Heck, don’t even expect it to be good. That’s what the next drafts are for. Just get it down on paper or on the screen. You can’t fix what you don’t write. And don't be afraid to ask for help. Find a mentor. Find a support/critique group. Writing is always portrayed as a lonely career, but it doesn't have to be. I've made some wonderful friends on my writing journey.

Tell me a little bit about the second book you are working on.
 I’m actually working on three more books right now. I keep bouncing between them depending on my mood.

The first is a complete departure from Broken Toys. Wings Over Wylder is a historical romance set in the Wyoming Territory in 1879. Everyone knows the Wright Brothers flew the first aircraft south of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina on December 17, 1903. Except they didn’t. The first coil-powered aircraft was flown in Luckenbach, Tx on September 20, 1865 by schoolteacher Jacob Brodbeck. This historic flight left a lasting impression on Greta Ann Guenther who dreams of escaping through flight while she cares for her much younger, autistic brother and alcoholic father.

The other two, Broken Dreams and Broken Minds, are stories following secondary characters from Broken Toys through their own challenges and dark secrets.

Favorite Quote: Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations. –Unknown

You said you achieved both of your goals to publish a book and have your art hanging in a gallery…tell me about your artwork?
 I have been a photographer for as long as I can remember. My mom gave me my first camera when I was six. I love macro photography and recently have been teaching myself how to do photoshop composites. I had a photography studio in the Houston area for more years than I care to remember. I specialized in weddings, personality portraits, modeling portfolios, and aerial photography. My first "art" show was actually at the Longhorn Museum in Pleasanton when Ann Salas did her first FotoSeptiembre back in 2013. 
  
How long have you been writing? What first got you started/inspired?
 Wow! I have been a bookworm for as long as I can remember, longer actually. My dad used to tell a story of me scaring him when I was two. He walked into the living room and I was sitting in his recliner with my favorite book reading it aloud. He said he stood and watched and I was turning the pages at the correct spots. He thought he had a superbaby on his hands—until he realized I was holding the book upside down. I’ve always loved books. I think what encouraged me to actually write stories was a substitute teacher I had in elementary school. She read one of my assignments and wrote the most encouraging notes on it.
 
I recently found an old notebook that had short stories I had written when I was eleven. I had a few short stories published when I was in high school and more throughout my early adult years.
 
As I got older, and life got rougher, I used books to escape from a not-too-happy reality. It helped me through some rotten patches and I want to be able to give that escape to someone else. I’ve always been drawn to thrillers and mysteries in my reading. They always say write what you know so… I write thrillers and mysteries mostly and they are a bit dark in places, but I like to give my readers the light at the end of the tunnel endings.
 
Wings Over Wylder is a major departure for me because not only have I never written romance, Darlin’ says I think like a guy. He means it as a compliment but it makes me decidedly not romantic. I have to research and really work at it when I want to plan a romantic surprise for him.


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125 Comments
Bea LaRocca
12/16/2020 04:09:22 am

An intriguing cover, synopsis and excerpt, this sounds like a thrilling 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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Glenda Thompson
12/22/2020 12:00:33 pm

I hope you enjoy the book.

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Michele Soyer
12/16/2020 05:19:00 am

You are a new author to me.. have to check out your books.. thank you and best of luck with the book....

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 01:24:14 pm

Thank you. I hope you enjoy the book!

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June S.
12/16/2020 06:36:39 am

Sounds like a wonderful book read to me.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:02:06 pm

Thanks

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Bernie Wallace
12/16/2020 06:47:38 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:03:44 pm

I joke and tell people three last names but realistically I started in August of 2018 and was sending it out by April 2019 so eight months, give or take.

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Rita Wray
12/16/2020 09:45:21 am

Sounds like a great read.

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GlendaThompson link
1/1/2021 10:26:34 pm

I hope you enjoy reading it. I loved writing it.

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Susan Smith
12/16/2020 10:44:24 am

Sounds great. I enjoy thrillers.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:04:32 pm

Me too!

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GlendaThompson
1/1/2021 10:27:28 pm

Me too! This one was fun to write.

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Victoria Alexander
12/16/2020 11:00:41 am

Thank for sharing!

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GlendaThompson
1/1/2021 10:27:51 pm

Thanks

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Jon Heil
12/16/2020 01:59:32 pm

Hope the toy gets found and in a better place

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:05:57 pm

There are several broken toys in this story. Sadly, they are all human. Some end up on a better situation. Some don’t.

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Wendy Jensen
12/16/2020 03:03:29 pm

The book cover makes me want to read this book.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:06:21 pm

That makes me happy.

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wendy hutton
12/16/2020 03:07:03 pm

very nice cover, congrats on the release

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:06:44 pm

Thank you 😊

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Beyond Comps
12/16/2020 03:48:05 pm

Great cover!

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:07:12 pm

Thanks! The story is pretty good, too. 😉

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Amy F
12/16/2020 05:02:39 pm

Sounds really interesting!

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:07:34 pm

Hope you enjoy it!

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Sherry
12/16/2020 05:41:36 pm

I think the cover is really pretty and the book sounds great.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:07:56 pm

Thanks!

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Debbie P
12/16/2020 07:23:02 pm

This sounds like a very intriguing read. I'm really looking forward to reading this!

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Glenda Thompson
1/1/2021 10:28:43 pm

Please let me know what you think of it.

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bn100
12/16/2020 07:29:06 pm

nice interview

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GlendaThompson
1/1/2021 10:29:23 pm

Glad you enjoyed it

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Eva Millien
12/16/2020 08:02:35 pm

Nice to meet you, Glenda! Your book sounds like a thrilling read and the cover along with the title are certainly attention grabbing! Thanks for sharing and good luck with the tour!

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:08:59 pm

Thanks, Eva. I hope you enjoy the book.

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Monica McConnell
12/16/2020 11:10:59 pm

The cover is enticing and makes me want to read the book

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:09:28 pm

Kim Mendoza is a great cover artist!

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Marcy Meyer
12/17/2020 12:20:01 pm

The cover looks intriguing.

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Glenda
1/1/2021 10:29:50 pm

Thanks!

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Julie Lundstrom
12/17/2020 02:54:45 pm

I like the cover of this book.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:10:08 pm

Great!

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Laura Rubenstein
12/17/2020 03:12:54 pm

Very cute cover

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GlendaThompson
1/1/2021 10:30:16 pm

I had a great artist

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Peggy Salkill
12/17/2020 04:26:47 pm

Sounds good

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Glenda
1/1/2021 10:30:50 pm

Enjoy

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Terri Quick
12/17/2020 06:04:04 pm

Great cover

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Lily Blain
12/18/2020 11:36:00 am

this looks interesting, thank you for sharing.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:11:32 pm

My pleasure!

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Kelly D
12/19/2020 09:46:04 am

I like the cover, it fits the title well.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:11:52 pm

Excellent!

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Serge B
12/20/2020 08:33:43 am

cover makes me sad for the kid that lost it

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:12:40 pm

Glad it’s doing its job.

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Lisa
12/20/2020 02:17:15 pm

Great cover.

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Stephanie Liske
12/20/2020 02:54:39 pm

I like the cover.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:13:18 pm

Yay!

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Ann Fantom
12/20/2020 03:06:13 pm

I like the cover. It has very nice artwork

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:13:39 pm

Kim did a great job!

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David Hollingsworth
12/20/2020 07:36:07 pm

Adorable cover!

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:14:03 pm

Thank you

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Michelle Johnson
12/20/2020 11:48:39 pm

The cover looks intriguing.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:14:40 pm

Glad you like it

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Rebecca Joiner
12/21/2020 10:16:18 am

Looks and sounds good!

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Glenda
1/1/2021 10:31:33 pm

Enjoy!

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Cynthia C
12/21/2020 11:31:38 am

The excerpt is interesting. Thank you for sharing it.

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GlendaThompson
1/1/2021 10:31:49 pm

My pleasure

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Heather Mahley
12/21/2020 12:26:51 pm

Love the cover

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Ginger Hafer
12/22/2020 08:43:52 am

Interesting cover. Looks like it illustrates the story.

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GlendaThompson
12/22/2020 12:16:05 pm

Kim Mendoza did a great job of translating what I wanted into a gorgeous cover.

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paige chander
12/22/2020 12:54:22 pm

This Texas likes any book with a Texas Ranger, Very cool cover,

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Barbara Montag
12/23/2020 12:42:24 pm

I enjoyed reading the review - thank you for sharing it.
And what an endearing cover!

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beth shepherd
12/23/2020 03:58:40 pm

This looks like a great read. Thank you

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Nancy
12/25/2020 03:29:24 pm

I think that the cover of your book is sad and haunting in design. It seems to match the title and the theme of the book very well.

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Dawn Keenan
12/26/2020 06:30:47 pm

This looks like an intruiging book. The cover has me wondering...

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Bonny McDevitt
12/26/2020 06:57:31 pm

I love the cover I just want to run to that teddy!

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Karin
12/26/2020 07:26:57 pm

A very intriguing cover and excerpt

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LYNN CLAYTON
12/26/2020 09:33:59 pm

oh nice cover looks like a great read

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Calvin
12/27/2020 12:36:30 am

Exciting theme, sounds like a nice read.

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Diana Hardt
12/27/2020 04:06:31 am

It sounds like an interesting book, very intriguing. Thank you very sharing.

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Lydia Goodman
12/27/2020 04:53:45 pm

The cover looks sad :(

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Erin Madigan
12/28/2020 10:30:30 am

This book sounds amazing! I am definitely going to have to read it!

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Ellie Wright
12/28/2020 12:29:08 pm

Sounds like a great book. I'm looking forward to reading it.

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Mary Cloud
12/28/2020 09:20:43 pm

The cover is nice - thanks for sharing

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Maria
1/1/2021 07:49:05 pm

WOW this looks amazing, love the cover and the title.

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Dave Gibb
1/1/2021 07:57:04 pm

love the cover and it looks interesting.

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Emily Gibb
1/1/2021 09:13:03 pm

I love the cover

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Jessica Hays
1/2/2021 05:05:48 pm

I like the look of the cover with the unfocused car in the distance

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Tara Zarecky
1/2/2021 06:23:02 pm

The book cover conveys sadness to me. This sounds interesting.

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Terri Hebert
1/4/2021 12:23:55 pm

Love the cover & the excerpt is amazing !

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athena graeme
1/5/2021 07:16:28 am

How can a teddy bear be so cute and so creepy at the same time!

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Jason
1/5/2021 04:27:33 pm

Congratulations on your success on the book. 🍀🙏🍀🙏🍀

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Jason
1/6/2021 07:44:14 am

Congratulations on your success on the book. 🍀🙏🍀🙏🍀

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Jennifer Alaggio link
1/7/2021 06:48:59 am

I love the cover!!! It makes me want to pick up the book and read it (and feel somewhat sorry for the teddy bear). I hope to read this story ASAP!!!

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Emily B.
1/7/2021 09:06:47 am

Great eye-catching cover!

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Robert Young
1/9/2021 12:07:14 am

Nice Cover!
Good Luck with the Book!

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Lisa Ellison
1/9/2021 01:13:50 pm

I like the cover and the book sounds interesting!

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MelodyJ
1/10/2021 11:52:08 am

The cover is intriguing.

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Jen Reed
1/10/2021 05:04:54 pm

I like the simple yet disturbing nature of the book cover art.

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Judy Thomas
1/11/2021 04:40:11 am

It sounds like a page turner, thanks for sharing it.

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shannon zeidan
1/11/2021 10:56:56 am

I'm really intrigued by this one! I can't wait to read it.

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julie murphy
1/11/2021 12:57:20 pm

The cover fits the story. Nice!

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Lisa A Romine
1/11/2021 10:02:57 pm

The cover makes me wonder what the story inside would entail.

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Camille B
1/12/2021 12:45:19 am

I love the cover, so mournful!

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KATHLEEN CRIPPS link
1/12/2021 05:29:45 am

looks like a great read!

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Connie Blasing
1/12/2021 12:41:33 pm

The cover certainly brings to bear on the title! LOL! A poor, lonely, forgotten teddy bear lying on a street--so sad.

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James Robert
1/13/2021 08:11:23 am

Thanks so much for both the book description and giveaway as well. I enjoy hearing about another good book.

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Elaine Lund
1/14/2021 11:15:09 am

It's amazing where ideas come from, isn't it? I like the book cover- the car faded in the background with a teddy bear in the foreground lying in the road. I also like the font style and color of font that was chosen for the cover. Did you have different cover ideas prior to this?

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Glenda Thompson link
1/14/2021 12:02:17 pm

Hi Elaine,

I had an amazing cover artist, Kim Mendoza. I was blown away with how she took my vague ideas and turned them into such an amazing cover. My original cover idea was the abandoned teddy bear near a swing-set or slide but I love what Kim came up with. Thanks for asking.

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Daniel M
1/14/2021 04:18:31 pm

like the cover

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Doreen
1/15/2021 01:01:21 pm

The cover tells of sadness I think....:(

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Diana Corlett
1/15/2021 05:51:11 pm

Looks very intriguing. Will be checking this one out for sure!

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Heather Kaufman
1/15/2021 11:02:01 pm

This read sounds thrilling.

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Renata
1/16/2021 06:39:41 am

Cute cover !

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Buddy Garrett
1/16/2021 11:22:11 am

It sounds like a great book. I love the cover.

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Carol G
1/16/2021 11:27:59 am

I am always interested to learn about new books that I might want to read.

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latisha depoortere
1/16/2021 12:33:07 pm

This sounds good thanks for sharing!

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Brandy Cardenas
1/16/2021 01:05:38 pm

I love it. THe cover is very intriguing and eye catching!

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jose rosado
1/16/2021 02:11:18 pm

What do you think of the book or the cover?

Thats a realy sad cover,i guess thats the point

THX

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Betty Curran
1/16/2021 03:19:12 pm

Between the cover and the interview I can't wait to read this story.

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joy f
1/16/2021 07:34:50 pm

Sounds good.

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Sand
1/16/2021 08:44:14 pm

Looks like a great cover!

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Elizabeth Lader
1/16/2021 08:51:43 pm

Like the cover, works well with the title

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Nina
1/16/2021 09:02:15 pm

Cool cover. Sounds good!

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Stacey A Smith
1/16/2021 09:06:09 pm

the cover is good but makes me fill sad.

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Janine Hwang
1/16/2021 09:50:13 pm

As cover makes me sad and makes me wonder what the book is about

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Nancy Schools
1/16/2021 10:38:46 pm

I like the cover.

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Jerry Marquardt
1/16/2021 10:54:47 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, including Broken Toys, and wishing the best in keeping up the good work in the future.

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Megan Allen
1/16/2021 11:21:07 pm

This sounds amazing and I cant wait to read it!! Happy release!!

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