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Glad you're liking it.  I was sending it out as a pdf file that is downloadable, but from what I've heard, that doesn't offer the flexibility of adjusting size, etc.  It's also available through Barnes & Noble.


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A number of golfers requested the book, a few really liked it, so I'm anxious to hear what the others think.  If anybody else is interested in checking it out, the free book offer is still open, at least until the end of this week.


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Gary .. Wow ! A great read for this Duffer , who loves the game .. Makes you feel like your walking the back nine .. Can't wait to see it on TV . ;0) Please write a follow up book . Series ? You never know .. Thanks again .. Best of luck .. Spikemark

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Thanks, Spike, good to hear it was worthwhile. I wrote it for golfers so I wanted it to have plenty of golf action, not just a golf setting.  Cheers.


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  Pourputt said:

Have just finished the novel, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Very hard to put down!

Looking forward to the next book in the series?!

Thanks again, Gary.


Thanks for the kind words, Pourputt.  I've been thinking about a sequel but haven't locked in on a compelling story yet.


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I really liked the book.   It is fast paced and compelling.   The reader is wrapped up in the lifes of the characters and you feel as if you personally know them.    This book is highly recommended.

Thanks for giving us the opportunity to preview it.   I'm sure it will be a great seller.

Like the others, I'm awaiting the sequel.

Denny

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  dennyjones said:

I really liked the book.   It is fast paced and compelling.   The reader is wrapped up in the lifes of the characters and you feel as if you personally know them.    This book is highly recommended.

Thanks for giving us the opportunity to preview it.   I'm sure it will be a great seller.

Like the others, I'm awaiting the sequel.

Denny

Thanks, Denny.  I hope I can prove you right about it being a great seller, but it's a long haul when you self publish.  That's why I'm grateful for this forum and the people who are helping get the word out.


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I thought it was outstanding - a real page turner with great characters and story. Well worth the $ - I know Gary's been providing free copies but I'd encourage anyone interested to pay for it... gotta support our fellow Sandtrappers. :-)

(And it may be coincidence, but I played 3 of my best rounds in years after reading it - I think some of the mental game advice from the Jack character sunk in.)

Bill


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Thanks, buttered toast.  Now I want buttered toast . . .and some eggs . . .and some bacon . . . and hash browns, at 10 at night.  Curse you, Buttered toast.


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Almost done with it. Great read, no BS. I like how it mixes the golf part with the murder mystery part seamlessly with no cheesiness. Definitely recommend yo!

Riley


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Gary

I just downloaded it to my kindle. Will let you know how I like it.

It must be good. 5 stars on Amazon!


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