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FracMan Conflicted - Book Tour and Giveaway

5/12/2020

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FracMan Conflicted
by Ian Dexter Palmer
Genre: Christian Romance 

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Fracking for oil is both dangerous and controversial. Cautious and talented Kelly is a successful young petroleum engineer intent on climbing the corporate ladder. She suddenly finds herself on shaky ground when assigned to work with the FracMan, Jordan, a reckless older engineer whose risk–taking propelled him to the top of the field. Their unlikely attraction brings challenges to them both, as they wrestle with love, risk, and tragedy, while seeking God.
A love story that is both entertaining and informative, FracMan Conflicted takes readers on a journey around the world and into the everyday workings of the oil and gas industry.
Explore the science of fracking and earthquakes while contemplating love, loss, and the need for faith that goes deeper than it all.



Reviews
“If you are concerned about or interested in fracking in the oil and gas industry, then this novel is for you.  You will be exposed to the intricacies of fracking while at the same time be entertained by this author in a manner which is unique to him.  Love his style… you are in for a treat.” ~ Garland W. Ray, Retail Store Manager, Pep Boys, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

“This novel is about the work life of Kelly, a young engineer in the oil and gas industry, who starts her career working on wells in the USA. The story of her work life is joyful and amusing and her challenges during the work and relationships with her colleagues make the novel highly entertaining. How she gains experiences during her career and evolves from a rookie to an experienced engineer is beautifully told in this book.” ~ Alireza Salmachi, Professor, Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide.

“Dr Palmer has skillfully combined an intriguing story of love, faith, real life experiences, and professional challenges in the field of oil and gas drilling and production. This is a well-rounded rendering of life in the real world, all the while keeping one’s attention, and making the technical aspects of the book entirely understandable. His love for God, people, and nature has culminated in a book that is both highly enjoyable and informative.” ~ Don Minton, Accountant (ret.), Idaho Falls, Idaho.


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​Chapter 1

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Whoosh. The mix of gas and coal and water screamed up the well to the drilling rig. The mixture shot up the vertical outlet pipe only a few feet from where she was standing next to the drilling foreman, a man called Bates, on the platform at the bottom of the drilling rig.  Kelly jerked backwards involuntarily. Although she had been warned what to expect, it was all so sudden, and as loud as a crack of thunder. Shielding her eyes against the sun, Kelly saw that the burst lasted ten minutes, then dissipated dejectedly as the final bunch of coal particles fell to the ground away from the rig.
The drilling rig was in the heart of the San Juan basin, one of the premier natural gas-   producing basins in American history. Kelly had been sent out there as part of her introduction to well completions, the group she was assigned to in her Houston home-base.
Kelly Owens was a young petroleum engineer, age twenty-two, who had recently joined      the oil-and-gas company called Bundaleer. She had shoulder-length reddish hair, green eyes and a turned-up nose which she had always thought was unattractive. She fit into her work jeans quite nicely, according to a faint comment she caught from two rig hands she was walking behind. She was the only woman at the well site and the year of 1992 was still early days for female engineers at a drilling site. Companies had to retrain their rig-hands to change their sometimes crude language and actions when a woman was present. This situation cemented Kelly’s goal of succeeding as a petroleum engineer in a man’s world. As a salient part of this, she had to earn respect from men like Bates, the drilling foreman.
Cavity completions were one type of well completion, specifically adapted to coalbed methane wells. Much more common were hydraulic fracture completions, or frac completions, that had been around for 45 years and were used on over 70% of all wells of all kinds. Kelly knew when she hired on that the company plan was to introduce her to frac completions later, but their policy was to encourage diversity with new employees.
The rig, taller than a four-story building, was located in a valley close to the Animas River which flows from the spectacular mountain town of Durango down to Farmington in the desert of New Mexico. The river’s full name is Rio de las Animas Perdidas, which means River of Lost Souls. Had she been a psychic, Kelly might have felt an omen there.
In a beautiful site with Cottonwood trees changing to gold as Fall set in, the drilling rig was surrounded by steep hills that contained sandstone benches jutting out one above another, each separated by a slope of softer shale rock. After climbing to the top bench on the previous day, Kelly had been surprised to see the tracks of a mountain lion. She looked around warily, as she recalled an incident in which a mother was hiking with two youngsters in this area. One of the youngsters darted away to pee behind a large boulder, when a growl and a cry was heard. Confused, the mother ran around the boulder to see a large lion carrying away her four-year old by the neck. Frantically the mother ran after the lion pelting stones at him. The lion dropped the child and ran off, but it was too late . . . the child died in her arms.
“Well, what d’you think of that?” the rig foreman asked in a deep voice, referring to the whoosh of the well blowdown. Bates McCollum was close to six feet six inches and a hefty giant with a strong jawline, which Kelly imagined to be typical of a guy used to making quick decisions. Although his body-language usually matched his physique — strong and exaggerated — in this instance he smiled at Kelly and gave a quick wink.
“Amazing.” Kelly nodded but decided not to wink back. She was still feeling her way in this her first oil-and-gas field job, one which historically was an all-male setting. She was determined to succeed, and as a bright young engineer, she wanted more than food or drink to impress the rig foreman. “I find myself thinking about what this does to a coal seam – the gas source — down there at 3,000 feet underground.”
Bates spread a small frown above his eyes and pulled on his earlobe. “What do you think it does?” asked Bates, always eager to test any bright young engineers the company hired.
Kelly paused and took a swig from her water bottle. If she felt confident, she liked communicating with men. She had a knack of teasing a little, not quite flirting, but close enough that most men responded positively. “Well, the sudden pressure drop when you open the valve at the wellhead breaks up the coal at the bottom of the well, because coal is a soft rock, and the rapid flow of gas and water carries smaller pieces of coal as well as coal dust up and out of the well.”
“Okay”. Now Bates came alive and pointed the index finger of each hand at Kelly’s middle. “So, the underground coal is broken up. Some of it is carried out of the well, as you say. And we already know some of it, the heavier pieces, stay in the bottom of the well and sit right there until we clean them out. So, a cavity begins to form around the drillpipe, right?” He paused and stretched his arms away from his brawny chest. “What I really want to know is, how large is this hole, this cavity behind the drillpipe that allows the gas to rush into the well? This is the key to a cavity completion, you know.”
Kelly was smart enough to suspect a motive behind the question. “Do you already know the answer and are just testing me?”
“Hell, no!” Bates raised his deep voice to add emphasis. “Lots of steak dinners have been bet on how big this cavity is. Nobody knows.”
“Really,” she replied with a twinkle in her green eyes. “It can’t be that hard to figure out.” It was an impulsive statement, running out of her brain like water out of a garden faucet as soon as it’s turned on. The insecure part of herself immediately worried whether she’d been too rash. Her hands got clammy.
The words stopped Bates cold. He leaned back and his eyes bored into Kelly’s face. “How would you figure it out Kelly?” Kelly knew only a little about Bates McCollum, since this was their first meeting. She had heard he was from Wyoming, raised on a cattle ranch. This fitted the type of take-charge rancher with decisive opinions about guns and the role of government. It would be pretty easy for Bates to wrestle a calf to the ground and hold him there for branding. If there was a soft side to Bates, she hadn’t seen it yet and she would tread carefully.
Kelly glanced away from his penetrating eyes. Her eyelids started twitching, which they did when she felt insecure or stressed. The twitching, which the doctors couldn’t cure, was embarrassing because it forced other people to break eye-contact and look away from her. Although she had developed a bag of tricks to quiet her twitching eyelids, it always took a little time.
Kelly’s insecurity in this particular moment had roots in her history — she found it hard to trust another person to believe in her and her ability. Her parents had always encouraged her to strive to win, but never complimented her skills and abilities. As a result, Kelly lacked self-confidence from when she started high-school. When she played basketball she kind of froze and held back rather than jumping in with dash and determination. As she matured, to compensate for this insecurity she tended to speak up and challenge everything. She became a fighter.
Kelly spoke slowly and carefully. “Just measure the size of the cavity hole using some kind of a tool that can go down the well.”
“Impossible!” Bates shook his head vigorously.
“Why?” Kelly asked – a little too quickly. She winced.
But Bates didn’t appear to notice as he followed up with his own challenge. “There are oilfield tools that measure the size of a well, but not if its larger than a foot in radius. We expect this cavity to be many feet in radius.”
Kelly’s mind raced from one idea to another. To organize her thoughts, she delayed by taking another swallow of water. Suddenly, a small sense of excitement welled up inside her and her eyelids stopped twitching. “I’ve got it. I think there are sonar tools that can measure the size of large caverns that they store natural gas in for emergency use. Maybe we could use one of them.”
Bates laughed. “Not bad for a newbie,” he nodded graciously. “I haven’t heard about such tools.” He pulled on his earlobe again. “Maybe you should check your idea out… I think it’s a good one.”
Kelly relaxed and her face brightened. She had passed the first test, and her heartbeat skipped a little in private joy.


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Ian Palmer lives near the mountains in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He has a PhD in physics from Adelaide University, Australia. By profession, he is a petroleum engineer, who consults all over the world. As a Christian, Ian has always been fascinated by the interface between faith and science. Of special interest to him are the powerful concepts of grace, forgiveness, and insights from God. In his local church, he has taught Sunday school classes on a wide range of inspirational but practical topics.
Ian’s six grandchildren are a source of joy when he plays tennis or basketball or goes skiing or hiking with them. His hobbies include hiking, dancing, tennis, eating out, and stimulating conversation. After a dinner of cheese enchiladas with green chiles, Ian can sometimes be found two-stepping in the local country-and-western dancehall.


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92 Comments
James Robert
5/12/2020 03:23:40 am

Good Morning and thank you for the book description and giveaway.

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Stephanie Jones
5/12/2020 03:55:36 am

sounds like a good book

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Beyond Comps
5/12/2020 06:04:01 am

Great cover!

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Kelly D
5/12/2020 07:46:26 am

I like the cover. It makes me want to know more about the book.

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Wendy Jensen
5/12/2020 09:28:47 am

Very interesting book cover.

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Rita Wray
5/12/2020 10:46:06 am

I liked the excerpt, sounds good.

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Beppe DM
5/12/2020 11:05:33 am

Amazing cover

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Sara Zielinski
5/12/2020 12:36:25 pm

I think this book has an amazing cover

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Elaine
5/12/2020 01:46:41 pm

Thanks for sharing the excerpt.Sounds good

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Sherry
5/12/2020 02:05:16 pm

Sounds like a very good book.

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Stephanie
5/12/2020 02:11:40 pm

I'll have to suggests this to my mom. I think she will love it.

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Robin M
5/12/2020 02:26:46 pm

The cover doesn't give away the content

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Calvin
5/12/2020 02:41:05 pm

Really is quite interesting. Rare to see it based on these things.

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wendy hutton
5/12/2020 02:52:37 pm

interesting title, this sounds very interesting

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Victoria Scott
5/12/2020 03:27:03 pm

Thank you for sharing! Sounds great!

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Shirley Ann Speakman
5/12/2020 03:53:55 pm

Sounds like an intriguing read and the cover suits the story, best wishes with your book tour Ian

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Lisa Ellison
5/12/2020 05:08:34 pm

the book looks interesting

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Susan Smith
5/12/2020 06:15:57 pm

Sounds like a good book. I like the cover.

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Lynn CLAYTON
5/12/2020 09:35:58 pm

oh nice cover

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Ian Palmer link
5/12/2020 11:10:13 pm

Appreciate all the different comments. The book is different. As a friend of mine said, this may be the only novel and romance set in the middle of fracking and earthquakes. If you want to learn about fracking, this book will be an education. If you're a woman who encounters male resistance but wants to get ahead in her job, this book will provide some keys. If you are hesitant about approaching God, you will find an answer here. And if you have struggled with love and loss, you will find comfort and strength. Finally, thanks to Silver Dagger for the extra cover designs. I think they are quite stunning displays. My website has thoughtful regular blogs on topics like Covid-19, my recent trip to Australia, the truth about fracking, and hiking around New Mexico. To receive these bi-monthly blogs click on www.iandexterpalmer.com and then sign up.

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Judy Thomas
5/13/2020 05:49:16 am

I think I am going to love this book!

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Molli Taylor
5/13/2020 08:16:02 am

thilooks awesome

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Cathy French
5/13/2020 09:39:12 am

Quite a unique and interesting cover. I enjoyed reading the excerpt.

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Amy F
5/13/2020 12:06:49 pm

Great cover. Thanks for sharing!

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shannon zeidan
5/13/2020 02:09:15 pm

I loved reading about this one. i love this cover.

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Barbara Montag
5/13/2020 03:20:21 pm

I would enjoy this - lots of action.
And such a colorful catchy cover!
Thank you for sharing the review.

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Julie Lundstrom
5/13/2020 03:39:05 pm

The cover looks cool and it sounds like an interesting book.

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Ian Dexter Palmer link
5/13/2020 04:10:31 pm

There is action in the book FracMan, and tragedy. In the first few chapters, the rookie engineer Kelley loses her husband. That begins a long uphill struggle. But she runs across a new man, in Australia of all places, and he seems like a perfect soulmate. Kelly's hope is restored. But....all is not what it appears.

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Mary Cloud
5/13/2020 05:03:16 pm

No questions - the cover is interesting.

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Debbie P
5/13/2020 10:00:10 pm

This sounds like a great book and I can't wait to read it.

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Michele Soyer
5/14/2020 06:30:58 am

I have been very interested in this for a long time.. Glad to see a book that focuses on it.. Must read this book.. Thank you....

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Ian Dexter Palmer link
5/14/2020 10:31:22 am

Hi MIchele, this novel is an easy way to learn about fracking in the oil industry and whether its good or bad. You will become informed and will be able to discuss it with your friends and neighbors.

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Terri Quick
5/14/2020 08:35:08 pm

Nice cover

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Sarah L
5/15/2020 12:57:44 am

Looks like an interesting book.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Julie Murphy
5/15/2020 03:06:49 am

This is the first I heard of fracking. InteresriIn!

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Bernie Wallace
5/15/2020 08:36:44 am

I like the simplicity of the cover. Congrats on the release.

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ian link
5/15/2020 10:37:57 am

The cover design came out of a restaurant in an Oklahoma town called Elk City. I asked the waitress for her ideas on the cover. She got with the bartender and together they came up with some of the ingredients of the cover that you see. I plan to give them each a copy of my book.

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Nina Lewis
5/15/2020 04:40:41 pm

Looks good!

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latisha depoortere
5/15/2020 09:44:04 pm

Thank you so much for sharing sounds good!

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Renata
5/16/2020 06:10:19 am

I like cover

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jan
5/16/2020 01:57:25 pm

the font used on the cover is just perfect

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Marcy Meyer
5/16/2020 02:46:09 pm

Sounds like a good story. The cover is good too.

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Ellie Wright
5/16/2020 08:03:11 pm

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

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Ann Fantom
5/16/2020 08:09:31 pm

I like the cover. It has great graphics and colors

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Rosie
5/16/2020 08:45:33 pm

This is a great way to learn more about the world of fracking, and in a novel! I love this!

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ian link
5/17/2020 05:12:26 pm

One of my goals in writing the book was exactly that.....to discuss fracking without the hype.... and the misinformation. The insides of the fracking book are true and easy to understand.

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Stephanie Liske
5/17/2020 01:44:52 am

Not sure what it is on the cover, but looks like I'm about to find out.

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Sandy Klocinski
5/17/2020 05:06:10 am

Wishing you a sunny Sunday! The cover got me interested in the book. Thank you for the opprotunity to win

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ian link
5/17/2020 05:15:12 pm

It is sunny where I'm at ...Albuquerque, New Mexico. In fact its real close to 90F, and the hottest day we've had this spring. I'm heading out for a walk with my big broad hat on!

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Mya Murphy
5/17/2020 12:32:16 pm

Holy Fricking fracking.. This sounds awesome!!

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Nickie
5/17/2020 12:41:00 pm

The book sounds good

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Chrystal D
5/17/2020 04:38:35 pm

The cover is unique and interesting

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Jaclyn Mercer
5/17/2020 05:02:26 pm

I love the illustrated cover!

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ian link
5/18/2020 09:01:46 am

The cover is realistic -- a horizontal well 6,000 ft underground, being fracked. Its a violent procedure illustrated by the "stars" in the picture. Book is a good way to be informed about fracking so you can discuss its pros and cons with others.

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Michelle H.
5/17/2020 05:44:07 pm

This book sounds interesting.

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ian link
5/18/2020 10:35:28 am

It is interesting because (1) The woman, Kelley, experiences love then loss then love then loss...(2) The man is a risk-taker, that gets him to the top, but then he makes a few mistakes that are tragic. (3) The woman struggles to get past the glass ceiling in her career. (4) The man appears to lost it all -- his job, his career, and his reputation....

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Cynthia C
5/18/2020 05:49:15 am

Thank you for sharing the excerpt. It sounds like an interesting story.

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ian link
5/18/2020 08:58:16 am

One part of the story is about a rookie female engineer trying to work her way up in a man's world of the oil and gas industry. She gets kicked back, but continues to strive. Some good lessons for the modern woman

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beth shepherd
5/18/2020 07:22:38 pm

I really like the cover. It def draws me in. Thank you

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Debbi Wellenstein
5/18/2020 09:04:42 pm

this sounds like an exciting read! Thank you for the giveaway!

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Robyn Bellefleur
5/19/2020 02:28:19 am

I really like the cover.

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Janice Wright
5/19/2020 04:19:36 pm

Interesting, a novel involving fracking. Not something you find very often.

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ian link
5/20/2020 12:15:37 pm

It might be the only one! Its an easy way to learn about fracking though. You will be well-informed and able to talk knowledgeably about fracking - whats true and whats not.

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Meredith
5/20/2020 10:36:02 pm

Sounds interesting!

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Melanie borhi
5/21/2020 01:11:11 am

Thisbook sounds amazing

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Leah Cavendish
5/21/2020 08:33:02 am

The blurb sounds great.

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kath g
5/22/2020 01:40:17 am

I am interested in learning more about the correlation between fracking and earthquakes...and this seems like a pleasant way to learn.

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Kim Thorne
5/26/2020 08:24:34 am

cool cover

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Dave Gibb
5/26/2020 08:39:56 pm

Wow the cover looks awesome.

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Emily Gibb
5/26/2020 10:46:40 pm

. Im in love. Everything about this is Fabulous... The title... the cover... The description... Pure perfection!!

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Dianne
5/28/2020 10:41:19 am

A bold and striking cover. A potentially divisive topic too!

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Karin
5/29/2020 07:04:29 am

An interesting premise for the story

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Paula
5/29/2020 04:39:22 pm

The cover art seems appropriate for the book. Good job

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Francine Anchondo
6/2/2020 06:26:19 pm

I like the cover

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Terri Shaw
6/4/2020 01:44:25 pm

This sounds like a great read.

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Daniel M
6/4/2020 05:37:27 pm

like the cover

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Heather Mahley
6/6/2020 12:05:23 am

Loving the cover

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Jennylyn Gross
6/6/2020 01:30:01 pm

interesting cover

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Serge B
6/6/2020 06:46:17 pm

Very cool and unique cover

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Lisa Romine
6/8/2020 08:22:02 am

The cover is unusual. That's typically what pulls my interest.

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Carol
6/11/2020 11:32:39 am

I am always interested in learning about new books to read.

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BILL HOFF
6/11/2020 06:56:03 pm

My daughter would enjoy this book

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Leigh Nichols
6/12/2020 02:59:47 pm

I was wondering when someone would write more on this topic- anxious to read!

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LEAH SHUMACK
6/12/2020 05:21:51 pm

This looks like it's going to be a book I could really get into quick!

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Hesper Fry
6/12/2020 07:39:42 pm

The book cover is very unique and I like it!

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Stacey A Smith
6/12/2020 09:28:42 pm

great cover always believed fracking was thing that need to be looked into more.

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Sand
6/12/2020 09:31:53 pm

Looks like a great cover!

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Betty Curran
6/12/2020 10:30:16 pm

I like the cover. It tells me the book is going to be a great read.

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Emily Gibb
6/12/2020 11:04:29 pm

Love the cover!

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Maria
6/12/2020 11:06:42 pm

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

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Jerry Marquardt
6/12/2020 11:37:23 pm

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

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Cassandra D
6/12/2020 11:40:40 pm

Looks like a very interesting book to read.

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