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Let’s get Personal for a moment.
So, I got an email yesterday for yet another RC. Now first I would like to say that the last two months have been absolutely heartbreaking for me. But by the grace of family, friends and blessings—I have been able to stay afloat. I know—we all go through it right? Life sees you doing something you love/positive and places a bulk order for “monkey wrenches” to toss at you.
However, this Royalty Check, while small and humbling in nature (no, I’m not big time just yet lol) was a huge reminder and eye opener for me. To put it simple, people are buying Borrowed Time. But not just buying it. Buying it, reading it and referring it to others. They are enjoying Jacob’s story and I couldn’t ask for more.
I would like to give thanks again to you all. I know a lot of the referrals may actually come from the very people, part of this page. I’ve always said I didn’t care about making a ton of money selling my stories. That still stands today, it’s secondary and normally goes right back into promoting my work. I just wanted to share my vision with the world…and it’s happening!!!
Last, I’m back people. For realzies this time. If you haven’t grabbed a copy of Borrowed Time yet, head on over to SommerioBooks.com and pick your flavor. Kindle, Paperback, iBook, Nook, Audible, iTunes etc.
Love you guys!

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