I want to tell you all that I worked incredibly hard to make
this thing possible. In a way I suppose I did because I lived the life that is
the major subject of this book, but to turn those first few hundred posts into
a book was all the work of people more technically intelligent than me, and a mother with much more experience in well grammar and edit good job. I can write what I'm thinking and feeling, but I passed college English with a B and use Microsoft Word to find big-word synonyms for expressions I expend else recurrently.
This post will be rather short, as it is intended to be an
advertisement for the book that I have written about for a while now; for
years, actually.
My hope is that not only will you buy the book, but you will
read it and see that it is not just a story about recovery, redemption, and
pain, but a great story about life. This isn’t just relatable to people in
recovery or those who love them, it’s for anybody who likes to read.
I want you to buy it, read it, share the link to it, and
rate it. I will never ask you to rate anything ever again, I promise, but good
reviews can lead to more sales and really that’s the idea of writing a book.
We are fairly certain this isn’t going to make us a million
dollars, but I think it’s a reasonable goal to sell 1,000 books with a side
goal of making this paperback-available someday soon. So far, we are 986 books
short of our goal, but it’s been live less than 24 hours.
So, here it is: This is the link to the Amazon Kindle version of the book, with more to follow. Please share this post on Facebook if you are a long-time follower who has read from the beginning, or somebody new to the blog. Every share helps. The Kindle app is free on Google Play, and the book reads nicely on a cell phone, laptop, or tablet.
Here is a link to the paperback version, also available on Amazon.
