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Why Can't Relationships Be Like Pizza? - Book Tour and Giveaway

3/16/2021

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Why Can't Relationships Be Like Pizza?
The Pizza Chronicles Book 3
by Andy V. Roamer
Genre: YA LGBTQ Contemporary 
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THE PIZZA CHRONICLES is a YA series that follows the main character, RV, through his high school years at demanding Boston Latin School, as he tries to answer his many questions about life, God, prayer, sexuality, being the son of immigrants, and staying loyal to his heritage while carving out his own life and tentative tries at relationships. www.thepizzachronicles.com


As RV enters sophomore year, his friendships and relationships create more questions than answers. RV still cares for Bobby, but Bobby seems a different, more distant person. RV’s best friend Carole is distracted by the ups and downs in her relationships with her French boyfriends, while RV’s new friend Mark is more focused on his family’s troubles. School is a mixed bag. RV enjoys the Spanish club he has joined, which is run by his beautiful Spanish teacher, Señorita Sanchez. But he struggles with other subjects and annoying teachers and always has to watch out for the school bullies who seem to know how to stay under the detention radar.

As always, RV’s former teacher and mentor, Mr. Aniso, is there for advice, especially when near-tragedy strikes and RV needs Mr. Aniso’s counsel to stay strong and provide help where it’s needed most.




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​Bobby’s teammates ordered slices and sat down at a nearby booth. “C’mon, join us,” said Bobby.
I hesitated for a second, and then shook my head. “Ah, thanks, but I really have to study. Have my first Chemistry quiz tomorrow, and these stupid equations still don’t make sense to me.”
“Are you sure?” asked Bobby, though he was already making his way over to the booth where his teammates were sitting.
“Yeah, I’m sure. Thanks again,” I said. “If I’m finished, maybe I can come over then,” I added, though I knew that was lie. If by some miracle I would finally figure out all those equations, it would take so long that Bobby and his teammates would be long gone.
So I put my head down and tried to concentrate on my homework. But l couldn’t help overhearing Bobby and his teammates. They talked about practice routines, other teams they would be playing against this fall, other players, and what they liked or didn’t like about their coaches. I could make out Bobby’s voice among the others, laughing and adding his opinion.
I did glance up a couple of times, not being able to stop myself. Bobby was sitting facing me, so I could see how happy he was. No, not just happy. What’s the word I’m looking for? He was glowing, looking like he’d never been happier. Like that’s where he belonged. Forever. With his teammates, in the world of football, not with me. I don’t think I existed for him at that point. He certainly never looked my way or gave any indication he was thinking about me.
He had promised me that last time we sat in the woods that the gay stuff wouldn’t come between us. That he didn’t care if people saw me with Mr. Aniso, who doesn’t particularly try hard to hide his sexuality. Not that he could successfully, since he’s so swishy. I thought Bobby was feeling better about his own gay feelings, too. That I still mattered a lot to him. And that he wanted to be with me. That he CARED. It’s not the feeling I get since sophomore year started.
Like today. If practice was canceled, he could have called me up. Makes me wonder how many other times Bobby did have some free time but didn’t call me.
I’m not being unreasonable, am I? I don’t come on too strong, do I? I don’t act gay, whatever that means. And It’s not like I have figured everything out. I have more questions than anything else. Sometimes I even wonder if I really am gay. Since Bobby has some of the same questions, you would think he’d want to spend more time with me.
I was thinking about all those things sitting in that booth. It was impossible to concentrate anymore. I gathered up my stuff even though those equations still didn’t make much more sense to me. It was time to leave. I got up and did walk up to Bobby and his teammates and said good bye. Everybody was friendly enough, but I still felt awkward, knowing I don’t belong in their world. And Bobby didn’t act any differently from his teammates or say anything that indicated we were friends or that he wanted to see me later.
So after a few more awkward moments, I turned around and left Joe’s.
And here I sit now, in front of my computer, for the zillionth time, trying to figure out my life. Does it ever change or get easier? Mr. Aniso keeps assuring me it does, but sometimes I wonder. Maybe he’s just saying that to make me feel better. After all, when we’re talking, I sometimes see that sadness that comes over his face. So he’s got stuff going on his life, too. He did seem happy when he introduced me to his new friend, Ben. Hope it lasts. For his sake. And mine.


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Why Can't Freshman Summer Be Like Pizza?
The Pizza Chronicles Book 2 

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RV, having successfully completed his freshman year at the demanding Boston Latin School, is hoping for a great summer. He's now fifteen years old and looking forward to sharing many languid summer days with his friend Bobby, who's told him he has gay feelings too. But life and family and duties for a son of immigrant parents makes it difficult to steal time away with Bobby.
Bobby, too, has pressures. He spends part of the summer away at football camp, and his father pushes him to work a summer job at a friend's accounting firm. Bobby takes the job grudgingly, wanting to spend any extra time practicing the necessary skills to make Latin's varsity football team.
On top of everything, RV's best friend Carole goes away for the summer, jumping at an opportunity to spend it with her father in Paris. Luckily, there is always Mr. Aniso, RV's Latin teacher, to talk to whenever RV is lonely. He's also there for RV when he inadvertently spills one of Bobby's secrets, and Bobby is so angry RV is afraid he is ready to cut off the friendship.

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​Bobby and I sat there for a while, not saying anything, just enjoying being together, feeling like we were watching the whole world but not letting the world see us.
“So? Was this worth the bike ride and the climb?” Bobby finally asked.
“You bet. I love finding special places. Like the place in the woods not far from my house. It’s a good place to think and dream.”
Bobby nodded. “Yeah. I discovered this spot when I came to the park with my folks. They just wanted to sit and relax on the hill, so I went exploring.”
“Yes, exploring is good. Where would we be in life without exploring!”
I laughed and gave Bobby a nudge. He nudged me back. “Now I’ve shown you a good place to think and dream too.”
I nodded, and we sat quietly for a long time, just happy looking out at Boston and being next to each other. Bobby put his hand on mine and it reminded me again of the first time he had touched me in the spring. The crazy, amazing feeling that went through my whole body. I know it’s stupid to say, but it was like I became alive in a new way. Even though that jolt of excitement lasted only a few seconds, I’ll never forget it.
It was great to experience the feeling again. Bobby’s gentle touch on my hand probably didn’t mean much to him, but to me it meant a lot, especially that things were good between us. It was one of those moments in life when everything seems perfect. Just the way it’s supposed to be. I wanted to stay there forever with Bobby’s hand on mine.
Then I remembered something. “Hey, Bobby!” I exclaimed, turning to him.
“What?”
“It’s the summer solstice!”
Bobby looked puzzled.
“The longest day of the year. When the sun is exactly over the Tropic of Cancer. It happens every year between June 20 and 22. And this year it’s today.”
Bobby suddenly laughed. “Oh, RV. You should go on a game show!”
My cheeks were getting hot. Carole calls it the RV Blush. When I’m really embarrassed about something, my face turns bright-red. And I was really embarrassed by my nerd part coming out in front of Bobby of all people.
Bobby was still laughing. “I believe you. I really do.” He put his arm around me and gave me a little hug. “Being with you, I learn all these crazy things. That’s why I like you.”
“Don’t these long days make you feel good?” I said, more quietly. “Summer stretching out ahead. It makes me feel optimistic. Like I’ll have time to live my life, and not just do homework. Or chores. Or other things I’m forced to do. Summer is for us.”


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Why Can't Life Be Like Pizza?
The Pizza Chronicles Book 1

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RV is a good kid, starting his freshman year at the demanding Boston Latin School. Though his genes didn’t give him a lot of good things, they did give him a decent brain. So he’s doing his best to keep up in high school, despite all the additional pressures he’s facing: His immigrant parents, who don’t want him to forget his roots and insist on other rules. Some tough kids at school who bully teachers as well as students. His puny muscles. His mean gym teacher. The Guy Upstairs who doesn’t answer his prayers. And the most confusing fact of all—that he might be gay.Luckily, RV develops a friendship with Mr. Aniso, his Latin teacher, who is gay and always there to talk to. RV thinks his problems are solved when he starts going out with Carole. But things only get more complicated when RV develops a crush on Bobby, the football player in his class. And to RV’s surprise, Bobby admits he may have gay feelings, too.


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​I did it! I made a move, and Carole responded! Whoa! Whoa! I shouldn’t get too ahead of myself. It was just a little step, kind of pathetic really, and I’m blushing when I write this. But it was something.
We did another computer job, helping a lady with her internet connection. It was a beautiful afternoon, so Carole suggested we take a walk through the woods that are adjacent to the ballpark in our neighborhood and then go get some pizza. I couldn’t help wondering if she was giving me another hint.
The walk through the woods was kind of romantic. It was a beautiful fall afternoon. The sun was shining, the leaves were turning a million colors, and the world seemed like a good place. We sat down by a stream and gazed at the water gurgling over the rocks.
We both sat there quietly, leaning on each other, lost in our own thoughts. Then Carole moved away from me a little and said, “RV. Where are you, RV?” She was staring at me with the funny look that made her eyes sparkle.
“Huh?”
Carole giggled. “You’re so far away. We’ve both been far away. Let’s come back here. Here is nice, isn’t it?” She moved back a little closer to me.
I hugged her more tightly. Okay, this was it. I leaned over and kissed her on the lips.
Her lips felt soft and spongy, like marshmallows. Except they weren’t sweet. They didn’t taste like anything. I pulled back, and we were staring at each other again.
“You’re a nice guy,” Carole said. “I really like you.”
“I really like you,” I answered. The skin on my face turned hot. I’m sure I was blushing so hard I created new shades of red.
Carole leaned over, wrapped her arms around me, and kissed me so hard, I fell backward onto the grass. Carole fell on top of me and continued kissing me so hard my teeth began to hurt.
Then I felt her tongue against my lips. I’d read about French kissing and knew that you were supposed to let the other person’s tongue go into your mouth. The thought of letting someone’s else wet tongue in my mouth grossed me out for a second. But this was Carole. It seemed like the right thing to do, so I opened my mouth.
Carole’s tongue went right inside, pushing against my tongue, probing around my teeth. I did the same thing, sticking my tongue into her mouth. It was like a sword fight with tongues. I wonder if there’s an app that tells you the rules of French kissing. Like whose tongue goes first? Or how much time do you have in the other person’s mouth before it’s the other person’s turn in your mouth? I made a mental note to ask Ray. He’s always on his cell phone even at dinner, which makes Dad mad. But if anyone would know about such an app, it would be Ray.
Carole and I lay there kissing and hugging each other. I was starting to get a little tired, but Carole didn’t seem tired at all. Her tongue was all over my mouth and my lips, and she was running her hands through my hair.
I figured I better do the same thing, so I started running my hands through her hair. Then I moved my hands over her back, the way James Bond does in his movies. I love James Bond movies, watch all the old ones, and wish they made new ones more often. Now there’s a guy who knows how to kiss. I tried to remember all the moves he does with the ladies, but I’m sure my movements with Carole were pretty pathetic compared to his.
Carole finally took her tongue out of my mouth and lifted her head. Her eyes still had that sparkly look in them, though, and she was staring at me for what seemed like hours. Then she finally rolled off me. We lay side by side, looking into the blue sky.
“What are you thinking about?” Carole asked finally.
“Uh, nothing much,” I answered. “What are you thinking about?”
“Nothing much.”
Carole giggled a little. “Actually, I was thinking this was the best French kiss I’ve ever had.”
I wanted to ask her how many French kisses she had before, but didn’t dare.
“How about for you?”
“Oh, yeah. It was great compared to the others,” I lied. Am I supposed to admit to her that I’ve never come close to any kind of kiss with a girl, let alone a French one?
Finally, both of us sat up. “I guess I should be going home,” I said, brushing the leaves off my clothes.
“Yeah, I should too,” Carole said.
We walked home, not talking too much. I wonder if Carole was thinking about all her French kissing experiences. I was thinking about the opposite—my total lack of kissing experience—in French or any other language.


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Andy V. Roamer grew up in the Boston area and moved to New York City after college. He worked in trade book publishing for many years, starting out in the children’s and YA books divisions and then working in adult Editorial and Production of various houses. To relax, Andy loves to ride his bike, read, watch foreign and independent movies, and travel.
The first two books of The Pizza Chronicles (Why Can’t Life Be Like Pizza? and Why Can’t Freshman Summer Be Like Pizza? ) were published in 2020. His adult novel, Confessions of a Gay Curmudgeon was published in 2019 under the pen name Andy V. Ambrose.


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How did I Become an Author?

Why am I an author? How did it happen? Did classes help? How did I manage to get published?
People often ask me these questions. I ask them too, still a bit amazed that after trying so long I found a publisher.
I grew up in a family of strong-willed, opinionated parents. The discussions around the dinner table sometimes turned into rather loud arguments about the latest news, politics, even mundane things like family finances. For my hardworking immigrant parents, where and how to spend money was always an important consideration. I did more listening than talking. It could be hard to get a word into the conversation when my parents were passionate about one of their favorite topics. And I suppose it was my genes, too. I was usually more comfortable listening and absorbing things, rather than talking, wherever I was. So, yes, I was the proverbial introvert.
Still am. Oh, I can have fun with friends and happily talk when it’s one on one. But put me in front of a crowd? Oh, no! I’m one of those people who would rather be broiled over a fire than get up in front of an audience and talk. (PS: A shout-out to a great book, which helped me feel OK about being an introvert, even though so much of our world seems to value extroverts more highly. The book: QUIET by Susan Cain.)
I was always good with languages and loved reading. Even before I actually put words down, I created stories and imaginary characters for myself. I lived with these characters in my head. Sometimes it was more fun than real life. I could travel with them to far flung places. Go back in time. Be in a space ship or captain a ship. Or take on other new personas.
Perhaps that’s where the nugget to write was born. I kept creating and started writing little stories in school, but I never thought of myself as a writer. And I never said it out loud. Too scary. Too grandiose. But I kept writing. I won a short story contest in a local magazine when I was twelve years old. And I even submitted a screenplay to a famous Hollywood star when I was in college and got a nice rejection letter back. One time I submitted a story for a contest and, seeking validation, I asked the judges, “Can you tell me if I can write?” My story didn’t win, but scrawled on the rejection letter was a quick note by one of the judges, “If you have to write, you will write.” Not exactly the validation I wanted, but an important piece of advice that has always stayed with me. I’ve learned it’s not about being famous or getting validation, it’s about the need to share something that’s deep inside me with others.
Since I was the son of immigrants, it was important not be a burden to my parents, but to get a job and earn a decent wage. Pursuing something as insecure as being a writer was not in the cards. Happily, I did get a decent job – in book publishing in New York. (Whether it paid a decent wage, well, we in publishing still smile and shake our heads about that.) In any case, I had to content myself with being around all those editors and authors, learning about the book biz from the inside.
I loved the people I worked with. “Conventionally crazy,” that’s what I called them. We publishing types had our quirks, as many creative people do. But we weren’t totally out there. We were professionals, who wanted to earn a living doing something useful - bringing the unique voices of authors to the world. I saw how much hard work went into this, and how long it took, and how patience and perseverance were so important. They helped you not to give up and keep doing what you loved.
But the author part of me never died. I kept writing, taking a class here or there. And I kept submitting stories, plays, and books, but nothing much ever came of it professionally. Did the classes help? They didn’t “make me an author,” but they did give me important lessons and tips about writing. I sharpened my sense of what matters to a book reader or an audience watching a play. I learned the importance of rewrites. And just the act of continually writing helped me learn to get over my perfectionism, which killed more than one attempt at writing in the early days.
Finally, lo and behold, last year, after another submission, I got an acceptance email from an editor at Nine Star Press. Now I see the book biz as an author. I still love it, though (Smile. Smile harder!) I often have to remind myself what I learned about patience and perseverance, especially when it comes to sales and marketing. It’s a cliché but true, since clichés often are. I’m another one of those authors who says, “Don’t give up!” Especially if you’re one of those authors who has to write.



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126 Comments
Bea LaRocca
3/16/2021 03:08:02 am

I love these book titles and synopses, this sounds like an awesome book and series. Thank you for sharing your guest post and book details and for offering a giveaway

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Andy V Roamer link
4/18/2021 09:38:34 am

Thank you for the nice words, Bea. Sorry it took me so long to reply as I've been away. Yes, I work hard on the books, so I'm happy when they mean something to someone.

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Bernie Wallace
3/16/2021 05:52:13 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:33:48 pm

Hi. A couple of months of thinking and researching the plot, and a couple of months for the actual writing. Hope you enjoy it!
ANDY

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Robert Young
3/16/2021 10:27:50 am

Pizza and a good book, now you have my attention!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:34:22 pm

LOL. Hope the book is as good as a pizza!
Andy

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Jon Heil
3/16/2021 10:56:43 am

Rocking it up with pizza!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:35:14 pm

Good! Hope you're enjoying the book as well as a pizza!
Andy

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Shirley Ann Speakman
3/16/2021 12:31:37 pm

I enjoyed the excerpts the books sounds really good and congratulations on your upcoming release Andy.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:36:10 pm

Thank you so much, Shirley. After all the hard work, it's nice to get the feedback.
Andy

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Jennifer Rieth
3/16/2021 01:18:26 pm

I love pizza and books! Two of the best things in life!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:36:43 pm

LOL. You got that right! Hope you enjoy this book!
Andy

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Marcy Meyer
3/16/2021 01:24:37 pm

I like the simple cover. Looks great.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:37:30 pm

Thanks. Yes, we went for a different look. Glad you like the simple design. I like it too, especially with the ohter books.
ANDY

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Sherry
3/16/2021 03:44:12 pm

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

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:38:07 pm

Thanks, Sherry. Glad you liked the excerpt. Hope it was enough to interest you in the whole book.
Andy

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Amy F
3/16/2021 04:50:49 pm

Love the title! Sounds like a great book.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:38:54 pm

Thanks! Glad you liked the title. Hope you like the book, too.
Andy

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wendy hutton
3/16/2021 05:31:51 pm

this sounds like a great book

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:39:24 pm

Thanks, Wendy. Hope you do get to read it and enjoy the book.
Andy

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Susan Smith
3/16/2021 05:39:14 pm

I love pizza and books, sounds great!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:39:56 pm

LOL. That's what I'm hearing from a lot of people! Hope you get to read the book and enjoy it as much as pizza!
Andy

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Barbara Montag
3/16/2021 05:49:54 pm

What an interesting title & cover!
Thank you for sharing the review.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:40:32 pm

Thanks, Barbara. Glad you like the cover. Hope the excerpt makes you want to read the entire book.
Andy

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Beyond Comps
3/16/2021 05:56:41 pm

Great cover!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:40:58 pm

Thanks! Yes, I like that it's different from other romance books.
Andy

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Wendy Jensen
3/16/2021 06:24:33 pm

The book details are amazing.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:41:35 pm

Thanks much, Wendy. Good to hear that the book's details have piqued your interest. Hope you enjoy it!
Andy

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Debbie P
3/16/2021 08:33:37 pm

This sounds like a great book.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:42:00 pm

Thanks, Debbie. Hope you get to read and enjoy it.
Andy

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Victoria Alexander
3/16/2021 11:42:37 pm

Thanks for sharing!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:42:33 pm

You, too, Victoria. Hope you get to read the book and that you like it. More to come.
Andy

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bn100
3/17/2021 12:04:55 am

no questions

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:43:01 pm

No questions? Okay. Hope you like the book.
Andy

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Michele Soyer
3/17/2021 06:54:22 am

Love the books and especially the creative titles.. best of luck with the tour....

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:43:45 pm

Thanks, Michele. Hope you like the book or recommend it to someone else who might enjoy it, too.
Andy

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Tara Zarecky
3/18/2021 12:37:18 pm

Nice covers.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:44:11 pm

Thanks, Tara. So satisfying. I get a lot of good comments on the covers.
Andy

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Peggy Salkill
3/18/2021 02:33:04 pm

Sounds like a fun read!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:44:38 pm

Thanks, Peggy. Hope you do get to read it and enjoy it.
Andy

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Kelly D
3/18/2021 04:15:46 pm

The book details sound great. The characters are interesting.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 04:45:27 pm

Thanks, Kelly. Glad the details sound enticing. Hope they make you want to read the book. And more important, that you enjoy it!!
Andy

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Rachel Schichtl
3/18/2021 06:20:54 pm

Looks great, and I totally agree :)

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:47:29 pm

LOL! Ain't it the truth!
A

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David Basile
3/18/2021 07:05:13 pm

sounds good

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:47:49 pm

Hope you get to read the book and enjoy it.
Andy

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Ann Fantom
3/18/2021 07:14:38 pm

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

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:48:19 pm

I'm getting a lot of comments about the cover. Glad you like it. Hope you get to read and the enjoy the book, too.
Andy

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Terri Quick
3/18/2021 07:30:11 pm

They are like pizza. First hot & delicious then dry & cold lol!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:49:20 pm

Good analogy! LOL
A

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Angela Heerde
3/18/2021 09:02:32 pm

I like book details

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:49:46 pm

Glad they intrigue you, Angela. Hope you get to read and enjoy the book.
Andy

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Abigail Gibson
3/18/2021 10:16:03 pm

This book looks amazing!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:50:13 pm

Glad the book looks interesting to you, Abigail. Hope you get to read it and enjoy it.
Andy

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Sarah L
3/19/2021 12:54:17 am

Looks like interesting books.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:50:32 pm

Thanks. Good luck!
andy

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Thomas Gibson
3/19/2021 01:39:21 am

Nice cover and excerpt!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:50:57 pm

Glad you like them. Hope you like the book, too!
Andy

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Cynthia C
3/19/2021 06:45:34 am

The excerpts are interesting. Thank you for sharing them.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:51:39 pm

Glad you liked the excerpts, Cynthia. Hope you get to enjoy the entire book. More to come!
Andy

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Ginger Hafer
3/19/2021 12:51:16 pm

Nice covers. They complement the book titles. Sound like great young adult reads.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:52:24 pm

Thanks, Ginger. I'm getting so many nice comments on the covers. Hope you like the books.
Andy

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David Hollingsworth
3/19/2021 01:15:30 pm

Pretty neat book covers!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:53:24 pm

Thanks, David. I'm so glad so many people are enjoying the covers. Hope you like the books too.
Andy

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Elaine Lund
3/20/2021 10:05:57 am

Cute, funny

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:54:06 pm

Glad they strike you that way, Elaine. Hope you end up reading the books and enjoying them.
Andy

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Paige Chandler
3/20/2021 12:57:13 pm

Everything really should be like pizza.Good work.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:54:46 pm

Thanks, Paige. LOL. Yes, life really should be like pizza. As someone once said, "Even when pizza isn't that great, it's still pretty good!"
Andy

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Debbi Wellenstein
3/20/2021 02:39:37 pm

I enjoyed the excerpt. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:55:18 pm

Glad you enjoyed the excerpt, Debbi. Good luck!
Andy

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Chrystal D
3/20/2021 03:40:22 pm

I like this cover! It's fun! :)

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:55:42 pm

Yup, that was the idea, Chrystal. Hope you like the book.
Andy

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Christy R
3/20/2021 10:56:38 pm

The book details sound fun ! How did you come up with this concept ?

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:57:10 pm

Good question, Christy. I was just thinking a lot about this kid, since I wanted to write about him. Also remembered a pizza place we used to go to and enjoyed very much. And it hit me!
Andy

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Rita Wray
3/21/2021 10:52:57 am

Sounds good.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:57:34 pm

Thanks, Rita. Hope you get to enjoy the book.
Andy

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shannon zeidan
3/21/2021 08:02:28 pm

This sounds like an amazing book. I love the title.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:58:04 pm

Thanks much, Shannon. Hope you get the read the book and enjoy it as much as the title!
Andy

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Daniel Thornton
3/21/2021 08:39:35 pm

I like the book title

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:58:33 pm

Glad the title is pleasing so many people, Daniel. Hope you like the book, too.
Andy

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Judy Thomas
3/22/2021 03:04:46 am

I would buy this book on the title alone .lol. It sounds like a great read.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:59:11 pm

Great, Judy, thanks! That's what I like to hear, LOL. Hope you do get to enjoy the book.
Andy

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Serge B
3/22/2021 03:50:33 am

I liked the excerpt

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 05:59:50 pm

Thanks, Serge. Hope you get the read the entire book and enjoy it as much.
Andy

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Rajeeva Jayaratne
3/22/2021 04:53:15 am

Like it. Good luck with the book.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:00:13 pm

Thanks, Rajeeva.
Andy

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molli taylor
3/22/2021 08:59:50 am

i mean, my relationships are like pizza.. maybe you're doing it wrong?

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:00:41 pm

Hi, Molli. LOL. Does anyone ever do it complete right?
Andy

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Cindy Merrill
3/22/2021 09:44:41 am

Looking forward to reading them, great concept! Don't we all wish life could be easy.

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Veronica Lee link
3/22/2021 11:24:25 am

What a captivating title! Sounds like a great book!

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:02:02 pm

Thanks, Veronica. Glad the title intrigued you. Hope you get to read the book and like it also.
Andy

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beth shepherd
3/22/2021 12:42:57 pm

This looks like a great read

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:02:45 pm

Thanks, Beth. I do hope you get to read the entire book and that it lives up to its promise.
Andy

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Jeffrey
3/22/2021 07:38:02 pm

Like the description of the book.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:03:18 pm

Thanks Jeffrey. Hope you get to read the entire book and enjoy it.
Andy

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aquariann link
3/24/2021 06:37:58 pm

Mmmm ... pizza! Fun title for a book.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:03:54 pm

LOL, mmmm is hopefully right, aquarian. Hope you get to "devour" the book.
Andy

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kelly tupick
3/25/2021 06:02:38 am

Sounds like an amazing book to me.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:04:35 pm

Thanks, Kelly. Hope you get to read the book and enjoy it.
Andy

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Francine Anchondo
3/26/2021 02:31:54 pm

I love the title of the book.

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Andy V Roamer link
3/29/2021 06:05:10 pm

Hi, Francine. I'm so glad people like the title of the book. Hope it makes you want to read it and that you enjoy it.
Andy

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Dena Akbar link
3/29/2021 07:14:34 pm

I love the the title

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Andy V Roamer link
4/18/2021 09:40:00 am

Glad you like it, Dena, thank you.. Hope you like the book, too. Also the others in the series.

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Andreas Myrokis
3/30/2021 07:34:55 am

Pizza Good hook in a book title. Everybody feels comfortable and familiar instantly when pizza is mentioned.

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Andy V Roamer link
4/18/2021 09:40:37 am

LOL, ain't it the truth, Andreas! Hope you like the book.
Andy

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Danielle Day
3/30/2021 09:50:40 pm

I like it!

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Andy V Roamer link
4/18/2021 09:41:11 am

Thanks, Danielle. Hope you enjoy this book a lot and the others in the series.

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Laura Rubenstein
4/1/2021 01:16:11 pm

I am loving the book title!! haha

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avm
4/3/2021 05:25:09 pm

very cute

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Heather Mahley
4/6/2021 05:37:12 pm

I love the title

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Timothy K Brown link
4/7/2021 04:57:49 am

I love these book titles and synopses, this sounds like an awesome book and series. Thank you for sharing your guest post and book details and for offering a giveaway

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Kari B
4/7/2021 09:38:49 am

Sounds like a very moving coming-of-age book series.

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Ellie Wright
4/8/2021 10:22:25 pm

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

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joy f
4/10/2021 12:44:46 pm

Sounds good.

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Lisa Romine
4/13/2021 02:19:10 am

Always, always time for pizza.

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Daniel M
4/15/2021 06:21:52 pm

like the cover

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BILL HOFF
4/15/2021 08:37:44 pm

Looking forward to reading these books

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Renata
4/15/2021 09:40:55 pm

I like the cover

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jose rosado
4/16/2021 05:04:07 pm

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


Very good book details

THX

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latisha depoortere
4/16/2021 05:33:50 pm

This sounds good thanks for sharing!

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Hesper Fry
4/16/2021 07:43:07 pm

I really like the excerpt and sounds like a great read!

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Buddy Garrett
4/16/2021 09:09:32 pm

It sounds like a great read. The excerpt makes me want to read the book.

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Leigh Nichols
4/16/2021 09:52:37 pm

cute ttle :)

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Sand
4/16/2021 10:06:33 pm

Sounds like a good book!

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Jerry Marquardt
4/16/2021 11:05:16 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, including Why Can't Relationships Be Like Pizza, and wishing the best in keeping up the good work in the future.

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megan allen
4/16/2021 11:29:01 pm

I think there will be many people that can relate to this story! Happy release!

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