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Earth Arrested - Book Tour and Giveaway

4/13/2021

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Earth Arrested
Earth Quarantined Book 2
by D.L. Richardson
Genre: SciFi Dystopian Thriller 

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A new threat is coming.

Earth Arrested follows the story of Kethryn Miller and Neah, twins who didn't know of each other's existence. One lived a celebrity lifestyle, the other lived in a hidden underground city. The existence of twins is forbidden under Truce Law, and Neah's escape from the hidden city brought humanity's crimes to the attention of the aliens who were keeping Earth under tight control.

In Earth Arrested, the race is on to achieve space travel before the fleet of ships sitting on the edge of our solar system arrives. This fleet contains the Criterion leader, and she is coming to do what the first alien colonists failed to do: destroy all humanity.

Humanity can't surrender to this new alien occupation. But our fragile planet also can't take another war. Then there is an important factor that both humans and aliens are forgetting: there is a third side arming themselves for this coming war, and they have already lost everything.

If you like dystopian thrillers that turn conventional ideas about space exploration on their head, stories with twists and turns, and thought-provoking reads, then you'll enjoy D L Richardson's Earth Quarantined series.




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​Neah stopped at the entrance to the prison cells, the dank air filling her nostrils and making her sneeze. She would send the sanitation crew down here to spruce this place up. Everything in the station had a function, and empty cells served no function.
Four sentinels were already waiting for her in the cell block where a cache of weapons had been found a week ago. Real weapons. Not the stun guns and clubs she and the other sentinels used to break up fights. These were rifles, pistols, automatic weapons, laser weapons, blasters, and things she had no idea about the damage they could cause. She had spent a few minutes on her way to the cell block this morning mentally preparing for the discussion with Lucias, one of the High Council Leaders, about turning the entertainment quarters into a shooting range. It wouldn’t take a string of cleverly worded phrases to convince him, just a simple ‘people are coming to kill us’.
The radio on her jacket buzzed. Lucias, as if responding to her innermost thoughts, was shouting down the radio. “Neah. Return to the command room immediately.”
She ignored him. Since she was the other High Council Leader, he didn’t outrank her.
When she got to the cell where Evin stood, a Senior Officer of the station’s security, he had a lazy grin spread over his dark-skinned face. “Isn’t disobeying a direct order considered an act of treason?”
Neah grinned back. “Nah. More like a hostile takeover.”
“Return at once,” Lucias shouted down the radio. “I know what you’re planning and I forbid it. We will not take up arms against—”
She lifted the radio to her lips. “Don’t I get a say in how we run security?”
“All decisions must be agreed upon by both leaders. I have not agreed to you arming the sentinels and planning for a battle.”
She winked at Evin and made a motion with her fingers like a duck quacking and mouthed the words blah, blah, blah. Then her face and tone turned serious. “Hopes and prayers can’t stop what’s coming, Lucias. We need to be armed and ready.”
An alarm sounded, echoing down the corridor from outside.
“A sentencing,” Evin said. “Now?”
“It’s a diversion. He’s trying to get us to leave the cell blocks, then he’ll probably come down here and seal it up while we’re getting everyone assembled.”
She spoke into the radio again. “Lucias. Call off the alarm. Call off the sentencing. We will conduct proper investigations and hold proper trials from now on. No more indwellers will be sacrificed so that the outdwellers may live peaceful lives. You hear me?”
It felt good to yell at someone. The other sentinels flicked gazes between each other as if they expected her to yell at them if they took one step in the opposite direction to where they were headed. Only Evin stood there with a grin on his face.
“Ignore the alarm,” she told the others. “We have work to do.”
She switched off the radio. The alarm that called all the indwellers to the assembly room to witness someone be accused of a crime and sentenced to death was still chiming around the metal walls by the time they lifted the tops off the crates of weapons. She still had no idea how long they’d been down here, or who had stashed them, or who had supplied them. She also didn’t care. A thirsty animal did not ask who put the watering hole in the ground.
Nearby, a door slammed and Neah jumped.
Evin laughed. “What’s got you spooked?”
Neah scowled at him as she thrust an assault rifle at his chest. “I keep waiting for them to attack us. Why haven’t they attacked us yet?”
“Hey. Nobody likes a fight more than me. But the key to winning a fight is being ready. And we’re not ready yet. We’ve had less than a week’s notice.”
“We will be ready for them. We have no choice. They will come.”
They had to. Because if they didn’t, then the indwellers would be forgotten about. Disregarded. Overlooked. Nobodies. They would fade away and nobody who mattered would understand what the indwellers had lost. And Neah wasn’t talking about their rightful place topside. That was a given. She meant the memories of the two hundred indwellers who had been led outside to safety by her twin sister, Kethryn Miller, and whose memories of that glorious day had been wiped by the Ray Bay machines.


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Earth Quarantined
Earth Quarantined Book 1

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World peace came with rules. We've just broken them.

Kethryn Miller is an award-winning actress, destined to rule State Seven of a unified Earth, but nothing will prepare her for the role she’ll take on when a strange woman who shouldn’t be alive turns up in the city, threatening to expose the lies that have kept peace on Earth for 200 years.

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In the year 2055, millions of humans were wiped out by a deadly virus. Our desire and need to get off the planet and into space became our highest priority. However, before any ships could be launched, First Contact was made by an alien race called the Criterion. To prevent this deadly virus from getting into space, they placed Earth under quarantine. Then they herded us into cities so they could control our dying population and the planet’s resources. They saved us.

But they also rule over us. And we've let them because, for the past three hundred years, they have kept offering us the technology to get into space. Yet we're still here on this dying planet.

The Criterion are lying to us.

What they don’t know is that we’re lying to them.


"If you like dystopian thrillers that turn conventional ideas about space exploration on their head, stories with twists and turns, and thought-provoking reads, then you'll enjoy D L Richardson's first book in the Earth Quarantined series" - BestThrillers.com




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​Damn world peace. It wasn’t worth her happiness.
Kethryn Miller drained the last of her wine before turning her scornful gaze to the shimmering lights below. City Prime was beautiful at night, yet the millions of lights, in every imaginable color, did little to stop the loneliness settling in.
Far below, lights blinked like neon lovers communicating in code. At least until midnight. After midnight, the power conserves came into effect, and buildings disappeared from the skyline as holo-advertisements and electricity mains shut down. Complete darkness lasted no more than the blink of a neon light; like children afraid of the dark, buildings flickered into life as insomniacs reclaimed the night.
As Kethryn watched over the world from the balcony of the forty-second floor, she wondered what kept her fellow insomniacs awake. She would swap her troubles for theirs any day.
A Criterion ship popped into view. Reflexively, Kethryn took a step back. The Divinity was gold and elliptical with sensor arrays that resembled incandescent roots reaching for the ground. One of a hundred border patrol ships, one for each Earth state, this alien hawk followed a pre-plotted course around the ten cities of State Seven. A citizen could tell time by the patrols. Each noon and midnight, the Divinity floated over City Prime. Each night when it hovered by, Kethryn sensed the co-operatives inside – humans who worked security detail for the Criterions – watching her watching them.
She reached for the bottle of wine on the table and the movement activated the Visual Imaging Device – VID – pulling her attention to the image projected onto the screen. It showed an invitation for the presidential inauguration in two weeks, one she couldn’t avoid since this was her inauguration. Spending her adult life dodging the inevitable now seemed like a waste.
She shifted her gaze from the lights to the full moon that sat to the right of the border ship. Long ago that moon had lured man to reach it. And they had. They lived in permanent habitats in self-imposed seclusion for three months at a time. It granted them little contact with family or friends, and when they returned to Earth they complained of the noise and begged to go back. Their bodies slowly decayed from constantly applying aluminum gel as protection against radiation. Their flesh festered from bedsores that never healed because of the implanted mood-gauging sensors that monitored their vital signs and mental stability. Mooners were a weird lot, and yet she envied them.
She took a sip of wine. Too sweet. It belied her current mood. The quarantine of Earth, placed by the Criterion three centuries ago, should have been lifted by now and the technology to launch a spaceship beyond the end of the Solar System granted. And yet it hadn’t. Why were humans still on Earth? Why had the Criterion not gone home after ridding the planet of the deadly virus? Why did nobody care that mankind’s peace and freedom came with chains?
These were questions to ask a Criterion advocate, and a wry smile tugged at her cheeks that she’d get her chance in two weeks.


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D L Richardson writes speculative fiction, which encompasses science fiction, supernatural fiction, and fantasy. She lives in Australia with her husband and dob, and when she’s not writing, she can be found wandering in her yard waging war on weeds, watching back-to-back episodes on Netflix, playing her piano or guitar, curled up on the couch reading a book, or walking the dog.

She is the author of the 'Welcome to the Apocalypse' series and 'The Shivers Novellas'. She also conducts writing workshop and appears at Australian pop culture conventions as few times a year.


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Inspirations for the Earth Quarantined series


I’m sitting here on a rainy day – actually it has been a rainy week in Australia, with torrential rain. A great day for watching movies, reading a book, and writing a book. As I sit curled up under the covers, I am writing book 3 in the Earth Quarantined series. I have a book on the bed beside me, which I stop to read every hour. I love sci-fi, always have ever since I first watched Star Wars, Logan’s Run, Space 1999, and Planet of the Apes on TV. Being a fan of sci-fi was a huge inspiration for my writing, and it still is. I wanted to share with you a few books and TV shows that have helped me with writing the Earth Quarantined series.
The Passage by Justin Cronin. This is a well-written saga. It goes deep into the lives of the characters. It’s very suspenseful in places, and sometimes the pacing is slow and rich in description and emotion, yet there is often something happening to push the story along. I’m currently reading this while writing Book 3, Earth Reclaimed and this book is helping me bring my characters to life.
Altered Carbon, the Netflix series, season 1. This is the story of a man who is brought back to the real world to solve a crime. I remember watching this TV show and I was riveted. But I also realized that Earth Quarantined lacked the same ‘drive’. The characters in my book had a dilemma but nothing to solve. As soon as I gave them a puzzle to solve – why did the dead man try to escape to a world that he believed was contaminated? – the excitement level increased.
Leviathan Wakes, The Expanse by James S A Corey. I’ve read book 1 of The Expanse series, and I’ve watched 2 seasons on TV, and it was while watching the TV show that I realized that Earth Quarantined was a bit lie the Expanse if it was played out of Earth. And in Earth Quarantined I had to ask, what was the true cost of world peace?


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82 Comments
D L Richardson link
4/13/2021 03:30:08 am

Thank you so much for hosting and organizing this tour. I'm so excited to be virtually travelling. I love all the graphics too!

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Bernie Wallace
4/13/2021 05:38:26 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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D L Richardson link
4/14/2021 12:16:24 am

Hi Bernie
Book 1 took a few years and underwent many major changes. Book 2 took 8 months. I also wrote 2 other books in this time. I wrote a first draft, put it aside, and came back to it, then it took 4 months to complete. I wish I could write faster.

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Kari B
4/13/2021 08:47:39 am

Sounds like a complex sci-fi world to escape into.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:16:46 am

Thanks Kari. It was fun building up this world.

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Mary Cloud
4/13/2021 10:10:50 am

Thanks for sharing - sounds very interesting

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:17:18 am

Thank you Mary. Hope you get the chance to read the books.

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Wendy Jensen
4/13/2021 10:21:03 am

The book details are interesting.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:19:25 am

Hi Wendy, thanks for checking it out.

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Amy Jo
4/13/2021 11:00:18 am

How does the author handle writers block?

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:19:03 am

Hi Amy. Good question. If I become stuck, I move onto another project. I might outline a different book. Or I'll create book covers to motivate me. Or I'll play on my guitar and piano. Sometimes if I'm stuck, it's because I need to step back and I allow myself this time. And I always come back with a better idea.

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Rita Wray
4/13/2021 11:04:32 am

Sounds like a great book.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:19:54 am

Thanks, Rita. Hope you get the chance to check it out.

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David Basile
4/13/2021 11:41:18 am

The book sounds interesting

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:20:55 am

Thank you David.

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Marcy Meyer
4/13/2021 12:43:25 pm

Cover looks great.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:21:15 am

Hi Marcy. It's nice to hear you like the covers.

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Ann Fantom
4/13/2021 01:30:14 pm

This sounds like an interesting book and I also like the cover.

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Ginger Hafer
4/13/2021 02:24:02 pm

Eye catching covers. Good contrast between light and dark. Sound like interesting stories.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:20:37 am

Hi Ginger. So glad to hear you like the covers. I wanted something different to what is out in the marketplace.

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Susan Smith
4/13/2021 02:34:02 pm

Sounds like a great book. I like the cover and the excerpt.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:22:17 am

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my books.

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Sherry
4/13/2021 03:35:46 pm

The books sound really interesting.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:24:58 am

Hi Sherry. Thanks for stopping by this tour.

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Beyond Comps
4/13/2021 03:41:58 pm

Great cover!

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:25:26 am

So glad to hear you like the cover. I wanted something unique and mysterious.

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beth shepherd
4/13/2021 03:49:42 pm

This looks like a great read!

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:25:54 am

Hi Beth. Hope you get the chance to check out the first 2 books in this series.

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wendy hutton
4/13/2021 05:26:48 pm

sounds like a great book

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:26:09 am

Thanks Wendy!

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Debbie P
4/13/2021 07:26:13 pm

This sounds like a fascinating read. Great cover!

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:26:46 am

Thanks, Debbie. I'm so happy to hear that the cover is getting good feedback.

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Bea LaRocca
4/13/2021 09:11:00 pm

I love the covers, synopses and excerpts, this sounds like a must read book and series from one of my favorite genres. Thank you for sharing your book and author details and for offering a giveaway

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:29:37 am

Hi Bea. So nice to meet a fellow sci-fi fan. It's my favorite genre too. I grew up on the 80s TV shows like Bionic Woman and Lost in Space, and movies like West World and Logan's Run, and I never even realize I was watching sci-fi. They were just fun to watch.

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Bea LaRocca
5/4/2021 07:58:58 pm

Those are some of my favorites as well. I am a Trekkie for life and currently loving The Expanse books and TV show as well as the new versions of Lost In Space and Roswell.

bn100
4/13/2021 11:02:19 pm

sounds interesting

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:29:50 am

Thanks for dropping by

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Thomas Gibson
4/13/2021 11:06:06 pm

Nice cover and excerpt!

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 12:30:05 am

Thanks Thomas.

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Emily B.
4/14/2021 10:26:30 am

The covers look perfect for what the stories are about.

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 04:56:42 pm

Thanks WEndy. I lvoe these covers too. Can't wait to show off Book 3 cover.

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Debbi Wellenstein
4/14/2021 12:38:39 pm

I enjoyed the excerpts. Thank you!

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D L Richardson
4/14/2021 04:57:03 pm

Thanks for reading the excerpts.

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Nancy
4/14/2021 08:52:41 pm

I think that the covers of your books are quite eye catching.

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D L Richardson
4/15/2021 12:34:49 am

Hi Nancy, it's lovely to hear that you like the book covers. They look even better in real life.

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Robert Young
4/14/2021 09:41:22 pm

Thank you for sharing about the books!

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D L Richardson
4/15/2021 12:35:28 am

Thanks for stopping by, Robert.

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Cindy Merrill
4/15/2021 11:59:23 am

How would Covid fit into this story line?

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D L Richardson
4/15/2021 05:34:32 pm

Hi Cindy, good question. In the second book, the threat of the virus returning causes curfews and mask wearing, so it might have been something I overlooked if we weren't going through this in our time.

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kelly tupick
4/15/2021 05:02:37 pm

Thanks, the book sounds great!

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D L Richardson
4/15/2021 05:34:52 pm

Thanks Kelly. Hope you get the chance to check out this series.

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Amy F
4/16/2021 03:34:38 pm

Sounds like a fascinating book!

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D L Richardson
4/17/2021 02:50:49 am

Hi Amy, thanks for stopping by. Hope you cat a chance to check out the books.

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Terri Quick
4/17/2021 02:43:12 pm

Cool cover

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D L Richardson
4/21/2021 03:11:35 am

Thanks Terri. And thanks for stopping by.

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Lisa Ehrman link
4/20/2021 09:28:52 pm

Now that's an exciting space race.

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D L Richardson
4/21/2021 03:14:19 am

It sure is. Thanks for following the tour.

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Karin
4/21/2021 07:09:00 am

Interesting story. Not necessarily the type that I regularly read

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D L Richardson
4/22/2021 05:11:39 pm

Hi Karin
Thanks for checking it out. I don't write the usual stuff so many readers have read when they normally wouldn't have.

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aaron r
4/21/2021 01:12:20 pm

Mooners were an odd lot that's really interesting to say that. Did you see they have now discovered bacteria on the International Space Station that makes it easier to grow food in harsh environments and even there is bacteria that can eat nuclear radiation. So, maybe when it does eventually happen they won't need the aluminum gel, but maybe they will. I love sci fi that's the good stuff. Sounds really good to me.

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D L Richardson
4/22/2021 05:12:31 pm

Thanks Aaron. I loved writing about the Mooners. Even though they only play a small part. I loved doing the research too.

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Danielle Day
4/22/2021 06:06:41 am

I like it!

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D L Richardson
4/22/2021 05:12:47 pm

So glad to hear you like it.

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LYNN CLAYTON
4/22/2021 04:36:11 pm

oh nice cover looks like a great read

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D L Richardson
4/22/2021 05:10:18 pm

Thanks Lynn.

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Laura Rubenstein
4/26/2021 08:20:09 pm

Very cool covers

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D L Richardson
4/28/2021 07:07:34 pm

Thank you for saying that. I'm very happy with them too.

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Angela Heerde
4/29/2021 05:12:36 am

I like book details

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D L Richardson
5/9/2021 12:34:32 am

Thanks for stopping by

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Stephanie Liske
5/2/2021 06:57:10 pm

I like the book details.

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D L Richardson
5/10/2021 05:41:49 pm

Hope you get the chance to check out the book

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Daniel M
5/7/2021 04:34:53 pm

like the cover

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D L Richardson
5/10/2021 05:42:02 pm

Thanks Daniel

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Jamie Martin link
5/9/2021 03:48:47 pm

Do you have any advice for new writers?

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D L Richardson
5/10/2021 05:44:01 pm

Hi Jamie
Advice for new writers? Write what you feel in your heart because that will give authenticity to the work. Define how you want to measure success, because it is different for everyone. And make sure you have fun with it. it is a long road. No shortcuts I'm afraid. But it is very rewarding.
Hope that helps.

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Heather Mahley
5/12/2021 02:20:07 am

Sound like such a good book

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Jen Reed
5/12/2021 01:42:36 pm

The books look very interesting to read.

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Sand
5/12/2021 10:17:17 pm

Sounds like a good book!

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Buddy Garrett
5/13/2021 07:48:32 pm

It sounds like a very interesting read.

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Renata
5/13/2021 09:24:54 pm

Sounds good

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Jerry Marquardt
5/13/2021 11:19:49 pm

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

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D L Richardson
5/14/2021 02:34:04 am

Thank you Jerry. It is really nice of you to wish me well

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