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Moose Ridge: Ending to Beginning - Book Tour and Giveaway

11/16/2021

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Moose Ridge: Ending to Beginning
Book One
by Craig Hastings
Genre: Inspirational Women's Fiction 

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All beginnings lead to endings, but some endings bring beginnings.

Attending Harvard was the first positive thing in Jazmine's life in a long time. While a member of an affluent New York family, her mother died when she was five and her father went to jail when she was twelve. Jazmine lost everything leaving her a ward of the state and becoming a foster child.

Meeting Michael, a medical student was the second positive experience. Now she's looking forward to the perfect life she dreamed about. Leaving Boston and New York behind, the only cities she's ever known, she's on her way to join Michael and start their new life together in Wyoming where he will complete his neurosurgical residency. She's had a lot of hard blows, but now all her hard work and dedication are going to pay off. The day has arrived for her and Michael to start the beginning of their future life together. Jazmine just knows, for once, everything is going to be exactly how she always dreamed it could be.

Then she’s handed the letter.



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​He gives a sort of snort and turns to me. “Are you forgetting something?”
“I don’t think so. You said we needed to wait until the stallion is awake and eating. You can open the gates, and we can start back. Can’t we?”
“Are you forgetting we’re low on fuel?”
“Not at all. You said it was fine since it never used the gas. We’re okay, right?”
“Not quite. Yes, you never used the gasoline, but we’re thirty miles from anyone who might have diesel and at least forty miles from a fuel station.”
“Okay, what’s the problem?”
“The tank with the diesel has less than an eighth. I doubt we’d get ten miles with this rough terrain. The engine might be fine, but we have no fuel to get anywhere. The diesel in the other is mixed with gasoline so it’s useless.”
“Wait…you mean we’re stuck out here?” I almost scream. This can’t be. “There’s nowhere to get gas?”
“Except we don’t need gas, we need diesel. We have plenty of gas. Twelve gallons of the stuff, wasn’t it?” He must think his smirk is cute.
“Hold it. I’ve got my cell. I’ll call someone and have them bring us diesel.”
“That would be great.”
Is he snickering? With a glare his way, I select the phone app.
“You might want to check for a connection before you bother dialing,” he says with obvious sarcasm.
I check, and there’s nothing. Not even one bar. “There’s no connection! How can this be?”
“Might be because the closest cell tower is, oh, I don’t know, forty miles from here.” Again, with his snicker. He sits watching the horses like there’s nothing to worry about.
“You’re not concerned we’re in the middle of nowhere with no phone connection and no gas?”
“Again, we have plenty of gas.” He sits back and pulls his hat down over his eyes. Why is he so smug?
“Fine, no diesel! Happy now?” I huff. “What are you going to do?” I demand.
“Well, I could walk to the nearest ranch and hope they’re home and have diesel. That could take several hours.”
“You mean leave me here alone in this wilderness?” I shake my head vehemently. “Not on your life, buster.”
“You go then. Take the trail back to the road. Hang a right and follow it until you reach a ranch. Can’t be much over thirty miles. I’d stay on the road and go soon, because we’re losing daylight.” His hat is still covering his eyes.
“Are you crazy?” I’m on the edge of panic when I get an idea. “You can ride a horse to the ranch and they can drive you back.” I know there’s always a solution. You must remain calm and consider your options—like they teach so well at Harvard.
“One of those horses?” He’s pointing to the corral.
“Yes, they appear sturdy enough. They run wild all the time. I bet they’re in excellent shape.”
“I’m sure they are. For wild horses—emphasis on wild. As in, they’ve never been ridden. They’ve never even seen a saddle or a bridle, let alone worn them, which matters little since we have neither. Believe me, no one is riding one of those horses tonight.”
With his comedy routine complete, we revert to sitting in silence. Two can play the silent treatment game. After a while, Jason gets out and opens both gates. Several of the horses are quick moving to the other corral. He hurries back to the truck.
“Shut the door!” I tell him. “You’re letting in the cold air.”
“Wow, for someone who caused all this, you sure are bossy.”
I can’t believe he said that. “You’re saying this is my fault?”
“Um, yeah. You put in the gasoline.”
“And who let me take a truck low on gas…I mean diesel?” How can he blame this on me?
“The one who knew he had half a tank of diesel.”
“Right, half a tank. In a truck getting ten miles per gallon. Not even enough for a hundred miles when we’re close to a hundred fifty miles from home.” The audacity of him accusing me.
“Yes, a hundred miles’ worth, and we’re forty miles from the fuel station. We could make it twice, but someone put gasoline in the tank, so now it’s worthless except for starting forest fires.”
“You mean the extra tank you never mentioned, or that the truck needed diesel, I might add. No, sir, this is not my fault. It’s all on you.” This ends the conversation.
“I’m sorry, I thought they covered reading at Harvard.” Seems he didn’t get the hint. “It says it on the flap you opened to get to the cap, beside the cap you removed to pump the fuel, and believe it or not, even on the cap itself. We should write Ford and let them know about their lack of explicit markings.”
“Great, you agree, it wasn’t my fault. Now we’re getting somewhere.” I’m glad he’s coming to his senses. “Now, how are you getting us out of here?” When I glance over, he’s snickering—again—which gets louder, and soon, he’s in borderline hysterics. “You find this funny?”

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Born and raised in Muncie, IN, Craig is about as typical middle-America as they come. His 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, followed by another 15 as a DoD contractor, allowed him to live in several places in the States and overseas. After over 20 years in German and the UK, Craig hates moving, he and his wife settled in Oklahoma City where their 3 miniature Dachshunds allow Craig and his wife to live with them. He continues working for a major computer company under contract with a major airline manufacturer, which keeps him busy during the weekdays. Leaving his evenings and weekends for his writing and maintaining their 5 acres. Oh, and his major job of taking care of the pups.


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WHY I WROTE MOOSE RIDGE: ENDING TO BEGINNING

by
Craig Hastings


In 1977, I was a young airman stationed in Omaha, Nebraska. After calling all the grandparents, I headed to the room where my wife was after giving birth to our first son.
I found her crying and she shared a nurse said the baby was not well and might die. I rushed out to find anyone who could tell me what was going on. That evening, they moved our son from the base hospital to the University of Nebraska Medical Center Neonatal ICU.
Later, I stood beside his isolette, watching him on the respirator, with multiple IVs and leads attached. They did not know what was wrong or what was going to happen. All I could think of was what my Grandma Josie always told me when things were looking bad, ‘It’s okay. God’s in charge.’
Somehow, I found the strength that night to turn it over to God. I knew I couldn’t handle it on my own. Thus began six months of highs and lows as he endured surgeries, tests, and experimental treatments as they dealt with his issues. Several times, we were told it wasn’t good.
My faith in God had never been tested more in my brief life, or since. Three days after he was born, a doctor took us aside to tell us there wasn’t any hope. He realized we were Christians and suggested we pray for help to deal with his death. I told him I wasn’t praying that. I wasn’t ready to give up on my son, or on God.
During this time, I found the inspirational fiction book, Not My Will by Francena Arnold. My wife and I read it and it helped me to stay strong and deal with everything.
At six months, our son came home. He still required special care, but they felt we could provide this at home. He was home two weeks when he passed away late one night. I did CPR until the para-medics arrived and they took over and we followed them to the emergency room. But he never revived.
As I held and comforted my wife, I felt the comfort of God holding me. He let me know it was okay. I’ll never understand why, but I knew it was time for our son to go. Later, his primary doctor shared how much they had learned while treating the rare issues he had and how this would help save others. He specifically mentioned a child near Chicago who would now probably live because of our son.
One day short of a year from his death, my wife gave birth to our second son. We named him Chad after the character in the book. Then, 23 months later, son number three came along. They have filled our lives with blessings.
But I never forgot that book by Francena Arnold and how much it helped me. I always wanted to do something similar for others.
I’ve taught Bible studies, preached in mission churches overseas and Stateside, worked with youth groups, helped build church buildings, and even drove the church bus. I’ve shared about my son whenever I could, but always felt there was something more.
A few years back, I took the plunge and, using my experience with the Department of Defense and the U.S. Intelligence Agencies, started writing novels. But while I was working on these, a character appeared who had suffered many traumatic events in their life, and while their inner strength allowed them to move forward, each time it got harder to see any chance at happiness.
When Jazmine came to me, she was 25. She had been born into the lap of luxury in New York City with a life full of promise most could only imagine. But when she was five-years-old, her mother was killed. Her life was never the same. From this point forward, the world would tease her with a glimpse at happiness, only to snatch it away.
Now, once again, she was on the cusp of the overflowing happiness she had always dreamed of having. As she stood in a dismal small house in rural Wyoming, life again tore her happiness away, shattering what she felt was her last chance. She had reached her limit. She was ready to give up.
I thought about what it would take for someone in Jazmine’s place to rekindle their hope of happiness. To take another chance and risk their badly damaged heart in the hope of finding joy. One thing Jazmine had never experienced was the knowledge of a loving God, and the faith, He will take care of you. Just as when I stood by my son’s isolette, I knew He was her only hope.
Thus began the story of Jazmine’s journey from when she feels her life is ending. She sees in others a powerful belief in a God she doubted even existed. But is it enough for her to risk her battered and scarred heart again? Is there really a chance for someone to have a new beginning? Will she learn and accept that with God, there is always hope?


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84 Comments
Bea LaRocca
11/16/2021 04:21:38 am

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

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 07:03:25 am

Thank you, Bea for your kind words. Jazmine’s story is one I believe many can relate too. I hope you enjoy reading more about her and the happenings at Moose Ridge.

Craig

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Bernie Wallace
11/16/2021 06:39:54 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 07:25:49 am

Thank you for asking, Bernie. The first draft took me about a month as the story came together well. Over the next months there were several revisions and edits, than feedback from beta-readers, and formal editors. At one point it was over 125,000 words. Way to long. More editing and revisions until I felt it was where it needed to be. Than it was selected by the Champagne Book Group for publishing and the real work began. :-)
From when I typed the opening sentence to the release of the eBook, was about 3 years. But there were times when I worked on other projects while waiting for readers and editors to get back to me, so it wasn’t all constantly spent on this book. During this time I also wrote book 2 in the series, and started book 3. Moving forward on these and have an idea for book 4.

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sarah s
11/16/2021 07:56:45 am

Why did you choose Moose Ridge for your setting?

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 10:07:06 am

Interesting question, Sarah. Jazmine having lived all her life in New York City and Boston, you might say I wanted to find a place a little outside her comfort zone. Finding there was a Medical Center in Casper that had a neurosurgical residency program provided a valid reason for her to move there. I also wanted a place the book series could center on going forward, so Moose Ridge came to being. The name and how it came about, came to me when Sadie and Jazmine were talking when they first met.

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Christina Gould
11/16/2021 08:04:05 am

I love the beautiful cover and the excerpt. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Caig Hastings link
11/16/2021 10:10:38 am

Thank you, Christina. I wish I could take credit for the cover, but this was designed by the outstanding cover artist at the Champagne Book Group. Believe me, it was WAY better than what I originally came up with.

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Michele Soyer
11/16/2021 08:17:02 am

Lovely cover - just beautiful.

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 10:19:27 am

Thank you, Michele. Like I said above, this was all the work of the amazing cover artist at my publisher, the Champagne Book Group. I think it does a great job of presenting the opening of the book.

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Eva Millien
11/16/2021 10:39:03 am

Nice to meet you, Craig! Your book sounds like a great book for me! Thanks for sharing it with me and good luck with your book and the tour! Have a wonderful holiday season!

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 10:59:54 am

Thank you Eva for your kind words. I hope you enjoy the book and have a blessed holiday season.

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Rita Wray
11/16/2021 11:46:23 am

I liked the excerpt.

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Craig Hastngs link
11/16/2021 12:02:52 pm

Thank you Rita. It's one of my favorite sections of the book. Later there is another reference back to it I think you might like.

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Marcy Meyer
11/16/2021 11:57:58 am

The cover looks great. Thanks for sharing.

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 12:05:00 pm

Thank you, Marcy. I also like what the artist at Champagne Book Group came up with. Believe me, it was not what I originally envisioned. Guess it's a good thing I left this up to the expert. Take care.

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Kelly D
11/16/2021 12:12:53 pm

The book sounds great, especially the main characters.

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 01:11:34 pm

Thank you, Kelly. While working on the book the characters really came to life for me. They are an interesting bunch, but I have to admit my favorites are Bob and Stanley. I think a lot of people out there have a Bob or Stanley in their lives. And no, much to my wife's insistence, Stanley was not based on me. And to make everything perfectly clear, Bob wasn't either.

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Wendy Jensen
11/16/2021 02:05:30 pm

The book details sound so interesting.

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 02:19:43 pm

Thank you, Wendy. I try to provide enough detail a user can envision the scene in their mind, yet still allow their imagination to drive how the scene appears to them.

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Sherry
11/16/2021 02:14:54 pm

I really like the cover and the excerpt.

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 03:37:00 pm

Thank you Sherry. I'm getting a lot of compliments on the cover. The artist at Champagne Book Group did a fantastic job. As I mentioned in another reply, this event is referenced again later in the book. Take care.

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wendy hutton
11/16/2021 03:28:29 pm

this sounds wonderful. I love to cover too

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 03:39:08 pm

Thank you, Wendy. If I do say so myself, it is a wonderful read. :-)

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Beyond Comps
11/16/2021 04:04:08 pm

Great cover!

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 04:06:16 pm

Thanks, it is appearing to be a big hit. I hope the book stands up to the cover.

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PC IT Back Together
11/16/2021 04:26:25 pm

Hope the truck gets a full tank and back in action!

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Craig Hastings link
11/16/2021 04:32:49 pm

The beast, as Jazmine later names it, does rise to ride again.

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bn100
11/16/2021 10:30:09 pm

nice excerpt

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Craig Hastings link
11/17/2021 06:23:39 am

Thank you. It's one of my favorite interactions in the book.

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Terri Quick
11/16/2021 11:05:07 pm

Nice cover

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Craig Hastings link
11/17/2021 06:25:24 am

Thank you, Terri. There's been a lot of compliments on it and I've sent these on to the artist who designed it. She did a great job.

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Debbie P
11/17/2021 07:56:49 am

This sounds good.

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Craig Hastings link
11/17/2021 08:06:12 am

Thank you, Debbie. It's gotten good reviews. You can check them out on Amazon or at the Champagne Book Group's, my publisher, website. https://champagnebooks.com/store/rose-category/887-moose-ridge-ending-to-beginning-9781771559867.html

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Kari B
11/17/2021 08:59:12 am

Sounds like an inspiring read with a bit of mystery. Great combination.

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Craig Hastings link
11/17/2021 09:33:56 am

Thank you Kari. It has a message I hope will inspire all.

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Karin
11/18/2021 07:00:56 am

Great excerpt

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Craig Hastings link
11/18/2021 08:25:02 am

Thank you, Karin. It's one of my favorite sections of the book.

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Peggy Salkill
11/18/2021 10:51:08 am

Sounds like a good read!

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Craig Hastings link
11/18/2021 12:03:11 pm

Thank you, Peggy. It's gotten good reviews so far.

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Barbara Montag
11/18/2021 02:39:54 pm

Inspirational Women's Fiction - Yes I love this!
And what a fantastic cover.
Thank you for sharing this.

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Calvin
11/18/2021 03:42:00 pm

Had fun learning about your book. Best wishes.

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Craig Hastings link
11/18/2021 03:43:56 pm

Thank you, Calvin. Take care and stay safe.

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Julie Lundstrom
11/18/2021 06:00:22 pm

I like the cover and this book sounds like a book I would like to read.

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Craig Hastings link
11/18/2021 07:03:48 pm

Thank you, Julie. The artist did a great job on the cover and I'm passing on all the comments about it to her. I'm probably a little bias, but I would highly recommend the book. On the other hand, it has received great reviews.You can check these out on my website, Amazon, or The Champagne Book Group website..

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Thomas Gibson
11/19/2021 03:06:03 pm

Cover looks great! Excerpt sounds interesting.

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Craig Hastings link
11/19/2021 04:25:17 pm

Thank you for the kind words, Thomas. The book is getting good reviews.

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Ann Fantom
11/19/2021 04:21:09 pm

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

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Craig Hastings link
11/19/2021 04:26:45 pm

Thank you, Ann. The cover is getting a lot of positive comments and I've passed these on to the artist. The book is also getting good reviews. Take care and stay safe.

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Abigail Gibson
11/19/2021 06:50:01 pm

This book looks awesome and Happy Thanksgiving!!

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Craig Hastings link
11/20/2021 05:45:13 pm

Thank you, Abigail. Happy Thanksgiving to you as well.

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David Basile
11/19/2021 07:40:52 pm

Sounds like a interesting book

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Craig Hastings link
11/20/2021 05:46:11 pm

Thank you , David. It's had several excellent reviews.

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angela heerde
11/19/2021 10:07:50 pm

I like book details.

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Craig Hastings link
11/20/2021 05:47:23 pm

Thank you, Angela.

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David Hollingsworth
11/20/2021 01:57:00 am

Congrats on this book!

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Craig Hastings link
11/20/2021 05:47:58 pm

Thank you, David. It's a dream come true.

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Serge B
11/20/2021 05:55:57 am

I enjoyed the excerpt

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Craig Hastings link
11/20/2021 05:48:46 pm

Thank you. Serge. It's one of my favorite sections of the book.

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Cynthia C
11/20/2021 12:55:39 pm

The excerpt is interesting. Thank you for sharing it.

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Craig Hastings link
11/20/2021 05:50:15 pm

Thank you, Cynthia, and you're welcome. It's one of my favorite sections of the book and is referenced later as well.

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Tori Carson
11/22/2021 10:57:18 am

Sounds good.

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Craig Hastings link
11/22/2021 11:01:09 am

Thank you, Tori. I've received several excellent reviews.

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beth shepherd
11/22/2021 01:05:32 pm

This looks like a great read

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Craig Hastings link
11/22/2021 01:11:56 pm

Thank you, Beth. It's had positive reviews and sales are growing as word gets out.

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Ken A Ohl
11/22/2021 04:32:57 pm

this book looks intriguing

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Craig Hastings link
11/22/2021 04:46:51 pm

Thanks Ken. Have had some excellent reviews.

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Daniel M
12/15/2021 02:46:56 pm

like the cover

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Craig Hastings link
12/16/2021 09:05:01 am

Daniel, Thank you. The artist did a great job on it. It presents the opening of the book well. I'll pass on your appreciation.

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Danielle Day
12/15/2021 05:51:51 pm

I like it!

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Craig Hastings link
12/16/2021 09:06:11 am

Danielle, Thank you. It's gotten some excellent reviews. I highly recommend reading it. :-)

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Debbi Wellenstein
12/16/2021 09:17:52 am

I enjoyed the excerpt. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Craig Hastings link
12/16/2021 09:27:02 am

Debbi, Thanks for checking out the book. It's gotten several excellent reviews.

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Azeem Isaahaque
12/16/2021 04:06:20 pm

Seems like a wonderful read

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Craig Hastings link
12/16/2021 04:20:28 pm

Azeem, Thank you. Great reviews so far.

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jose rosado
12/16/2021 05:09:59 pm

What do you think of the book details? Do you have any questions for the author?


A very cool blurb

THX

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jason jennings
12/16/2021 07:53:35 pm

sounds good cant wait to read it

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Craig Hastings link
12/16/2021 08:05:15 pm

Jason, Thanks. I hope you enjoy it. Good luck on the drawing.

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Sand
12/16/2021 09:17:35 pm

Sounds like a great book!

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Craig Hastings link
12/17/2021 09:52:04 am

Sand,

Thank you. I've had a lot of positive comments on it.

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Renata
12/16/2021 09:45:34 pm

I like the cover!

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Craig Hastings link
12/17/2021 09:52:39 am

Renata, Thanks the artist did a great job on it.

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Betty Curran
12/16/2021 10:52:16 pm

I enjoyed the excerpt but I especially enjoyed reading about the personal experiences while in Omaha as that is my home.

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Craig Hastings link
12/17/2021 09:54:47 am

Betty, Thank you for the comment. My wife grew up in Omaha of of Q street. It's a great family town. Take care and stay safe.

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