Hi and WELCOME to Rave Reviews Book Club’s BACK-TO-SCHOOL BOOK and BLOG BLOCK PARTY
You have arrived at THE GUNDERSTONE REVIEW – Location: Wallingford, Connecticut
Here’s What I’m Giving Away Today:
Kindle version of Another Sunset
Kindle version of As Life Goes: Elementary
Kindle version of I, Hero: The Beginning
Kindle version of I, Hero: Nathan Returns (due September 15th)
Number of Winners for this stop – FOUR, and here are the FOUR winners:
1st place: Linda Mims – Kindle version of Another Sunset
2nd place: Kim Cox – Kindle version of As Life Goes: Elementary
3rd place: J. B. Hawker/Jonna Turek – Kindle version of I, Hero: The Beginning
4th place: Jack James – Kindle version of I, Hero: Nathan Returns (due September 15th)
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Hello everyone – thanks for stopping by.
I wanted to take the opportunity to introduce myself to all of you (those that might not know who I am, anyway) and to also showcase my completed works, ones that will be released in the middle of the block party, and my little road map to the future.
So with that…
ABOUT JASON ZANDRI
Jason has been working in the information technology field in one form or the other since 1996. He is currently employed full time at Bloomberg LP as a Systems Engineer in the R&D group. Jason lives in Wallingford Connecticut, with his wife Renata. He is the father to four children, three boys and 1 girl – 6 years (Alex), 7 years (Adam), 9 years (Angela), and 11 years old (Andrew).
You can keep up with Jason on Facebook via his author page via https://www.facebook.com/jzandri
You can FOLLOW Jason on Twitter via https://twitter.com/gunderstone
You can ADD Jason to your circles on Google+ via https://plus.google.com/+JasonZandri/
Read Jason’s Blog – The GUNDERSTONE Review – https://gunderstone.wordpress.com/
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My books
Before Another Sunset (The Sunset Series Book 1)
SYNOPSIS – Westville, Texas. A small town with friendly people; families that have stayed and endured life’s ups and downs. Many have left as the town no longer can fully support its own. An old woman maintains one of the remaining small businesses at the center of town, helped by Maria, her second floor tenant. Maria’s daughter Caroline starts to question her father’s absence. She also dreams up an idea to help the local library. Friends uncover true feelings and a kind drifter’s travels bring him closer to the town. – PREQUEL NOVELLA TO “ANOTHER SUNSET”
FAVORITED REVIEW – Looking forward to more by this author
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Another Sunset (The Sunset Series Book 2)
SYNOPSIS – David Stephenson is a kind drifter who comes to settle in the small Texas town of Westville. His sense, empathy, and awareness are well received by the residents of the failing town as they welcome and befriend him. During his stay he helps a small local girl try to realize her dream and while doing so excites and energizes the whole town to help out. Lives change as fate takes a critical turn. The local would-be reporter, tasked by David’s longtime friend, takes off on a mission to unravel the mystery of his travels, where he came from, and discovers why he is on his journey.
FAVORITED REVIEW – Absolutely Terrific
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SYNOPSIS – “Every new beginning starts from nothing. Understanding that you can have everything in the love of one person, isn’t that worth the risk of personal capital? Isn’t that kind of love worth it?” – Diane Wakeford
“Have I ever told you, you’re the nicest boy I’ve ever met?” – Melissa Bancroft
“I will have the friends I want. I don’t care what boy likes me or what boy I like. You’re an awesome friend. I am not giving you up because we’re going to different schools or for any one person either.” – Elizabeth Wellsworth
Mark Sanford returns to his hometown with his son Matthew in tow to rebuild their lives. Recently divorced, and with the mother totally abandoning her parental responsibilities, both father and son are beginning their fresh start together.
Matthew begins to make new friends in the neighborhood and at school while he tries to find his place among people that have been friends with one another for years at elementary school.
Mark takes over the reins of the former family corner store with the help of a young woman looking for work. The ability to love and trust that woman entering his life is difficult for him because of all he has lost. For Matthew, that “first love” is difficult to understand without a motherly influence and with a father that has been deeply hurt.
FAVORITED REVIEW – I have enjoyed his work
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SYNOPSIS – An everyday man, living less than ordinary life in New York City, simply makes his way about his work life and one at home. A kind heart and an empathetic soul, who tended to think of others before he thought of himself.
With his childhood totally left behind and gone with the final resting of his father, Nathan has come to terms with his past as he forges his life in the present, unaware of what lies ahead.
An unlikely friendship, a random act of violence, a budding romance, all part of a life changed.
“When it’s your time, there’s nothing you can do to change that outcome. The only thing you can do is meet it head on. You have to hope that the life you had with others, while you were here, has made a positive impact.” – Brian Devron
“Where there is darkness, you are light. Where others know fear, you will be brave. When there are setbacks, you will persevere. Where others find weakness, you bring strength. Where there is despair, you are hope. Where cowardice falls, you rise courageously. Where others do not have the ability to believe, you have faith. You will suffer, so that others will endure. You will triumph where others would fall.” – Cici Johnson
“This is it; it all changes tonight. Anything I do tonight, at a minimum, is going to at least expose all of this to the world.” – Nathan Devron.
FAVORITED REVIEW – Interesting hero story
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SYNOPSIS – Nathan is back in New York City; the place where it all started, nearly one year later. While he has been away, he has been establishing a base of operations and trying to follow the direction his life has taken – making a difference and answering the call for help where and when he is needed.
He has returned to this birthplace of his powers with more questions of why he is on the path he is on and what is expected of him.
During a dangerous rescue, his powers dissipate, and leave him critically vulnerable.
He connects back with old friends who help him rediscover the man he used to be to in order to help him be the man he has become and the man who he must be.
Magical forces come into play, pulling on nature itself, which introduces an unexpected challenge to Nathan while he is at this perilous juncture.
The pendulum swings even farther out of alignment; it is up to Nathan to respond before forces are set into motion that cannot be countered.
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BOOK EXCERPTS
I, Hero: The Beginning
“I, Hero – The Beginning” – Excerpt I
“I, Hero – The Beginning” – Excerpt II
“I, Hero – The Beginning” – Excerpt III
“I, Hero – The Beginning” – Excerpt IV
I, Hero: Nathan Returns
“I, Hero: Nathan Returns” – Excerpt I
“I, Hero: Nathan Returns” – Excerpt II
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BOOK RELEASE ROADMAP
This is the roadmap I am using for both of my series – “As Life Goes” and “I, Hero”. Obviously these dates are all fluid and subject to change but if I an stay on track, this is my release intent:
As Life Goes: The End of the Innocence – (expected November 2015)
As Life Goes: The Reunion – (expected April 2016)
As Life Goes: The Wedding (expected July 2016)
As Life Goes: The Funeral (expected October 2016)
I Hero: Untitled Book 3 (Expected first half 2016)
I Hero: Untitled Book 4 (Expected second half 2016)
I Hero: Untitled Book 5 (Expected first half 2017)
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I find it sort of funny personally that I haven’t yet named the next three books in the “I, Hero” series (the titles just seem to escape me for the moment). I mean, it’s not like I play dress up for the “As Life Goes” series.
But I digress…
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Well, I guess that’s a wrap!
Thanks for stopping by “my place”. Drop a note below and share your thoughts and comments. Good luck on winning my giveaways! I’ll see you at the next stop of the #RRBC BOOK and BLOG BLOCK PARTY!
The idea for this added section of the blog post was COMPLETELY STOLEN from Jan Hawke
HAD FUN HERE?
Jason, first of all, you already know what I think of your kids…they are some of the most adorable, I’ve ever seen! I enjoyed this post but am a tad bit concerned (as it won’t be hard for a crazed admirer to find you, I mean you’ve given everything but your address here!) This post was awesome! I love the way you gave a synopsis AND a review that was given to your book! I’ve read ANOTHER SUNSET by the way, and loved it! Your book covers…simply amazing! And you followed instructions to the letter! Great job!
Now, let’s talk about you playing dress up…
Enjoy your fun day today, Jason!!! When I win, i’d like (another) SUNSET book, how about that? LOL
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Hi Nonnie (being slightly funny) I hope I have issues with fanatics showing up at the door and matching sales to go along with it.
“you’ve given everything but your address here” – if you pop my name into a search engine, it will come up. I and so involved with my community on a civic level and then with the annual fundraising of the Independence Day celebration each year it’s basically unavoidable. It’s an opportunity to teach the kids to be safe and smart on a personal level when it comes to being cautious when meeting new people.
Thank you for the comments on my covers; I had “Another Sunset” done professionally (and I used it for the “Before Another Sunset” novella) but the others I did on my own.
All my kids, to one degree or another, like to play dress up but none of them have anything on Alex and myself 😉
Thanks for stopping by!
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Hi Jason,
Just thought I’d let you know I enjoyed ‘Another Sunset’ (Book 2), and hope it’s Another Sunset (Book 1) which is on offer today!
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Hi Stevie – I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed “Another Sunset”. Of my titles so far, and I’ve enjoyed writing them all, I really do believe if anything is going to be discovered, it will be that one.
Thanks for stopping by.
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What a brilliant post, Jason! I love the pics of the kids 🙂 So cute. The dressing up is great too 😉 Very best of luck with everything 🙂
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Thanks Harmony for stopping by. I am sure I’ll be dropping “I,Hero: Nathan Returns” to you soon. I wanted it over to you this past weekend so you’d have it as soon as you freed up but I fell behind a tad and will need this week.
I guess I need a little less of an aggressive schedule 😉
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Looks wonderful I think I have the first Somers at sunset book and will read when I get the chance at the blog is not brilliant I think the bookclub is a brilliant idea but yours is the only blog so far been the common done anyway is brill mate good luck take care will read the book when I get the chance
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Fantastic Adam, thank you for stopping by!
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Very nice post, Jason! Great to see and learn about all your books!
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Thank you Bruce; I’m glad you enjoyed your stop here this morning.
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Great post! I especially love the pictures of you and your son!
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Thank you Michelle. Alex is the “baby” but he started first grade yesterday so he’s growing up fast.
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Great Post, Jason! I love how you add your family life to your posts!
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Thanks Marc – My kids get all excited when I tell them I am “talking” about them to my online community; they come down and ask “how many LIKES now?”
It makes the work part of promotion “fun”
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Wow, Jason! I knew you had little kids, but had no idea you have four. I think it’s awesome that you have been able to produce such great writing while still being the hero at home. Enjoy your special blog day! I hope you gain lots of new followers 🙂 If I win, I’d love a copy of I, Hero, since I’ve already enjoyed Another Sunset!
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Hi Traci – yeah… we tried for a couple of years to have Andrew. Not that we minded “the practice” but it was like “is this going to happen”? Then it did and by the time Alex rolled around it was more like “where is the OFF switch”.
Being able to write over the summer is easier from the time perspective as they are all in Poland from the end of June until the end of August.
When they are here the remaining ten months of the year I stick to 2,000 words a day and I do everything I can to get those done on the train ride in and out of NYC (five hours round trip). Most days I can. When I can’t I let it go – tomorrow comes soon enough to pick back up.
Thanks for stopping by and good luck on the contest here.
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Brilliant website. I think I will post the helpful reviews of my books on my website – great idea!
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Thanks Gordon – I decided with Amazon removing some reviews and such from their pages that I would do everything on my blog. This way, if they should be struck from Amazon, they still exist here on the blog and (generally) over at Goodreads too.
It also allows me the flexibility to copy and paste the review elsewhere (e.g. Barnes and Noble) upon request of the author.
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I have put my reviews of ‘Deadly Secrets’ on my blog site. Very pleased to have discovered useful ways to enhance my site. Thanks.
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Great post, Jason! The family photos are simply adorable, and the information is so informative! It’s a one-stop shop, and I love that! ALL of your books are on my TBR, and I hope to dive in soon. Have a wonderful day!
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Hi Bethany, thanks for stopping by. You’ll have to let me know when one of my books gets to your “next” slot so I can pay attention especially for your feedback.
I obviously want and need reviews and feedback for all my titles (as we all do) but I like to focus on our club specifically because I really do believe I get the best, no nonsense, honest feedback here.
Thanks again for stopping by.
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Love the father-son superhero pictures. What a great role model you are for young men. Thanks for sharing such a fun post.
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Thanks Tara; I have whole bunch of things they should do either.
“All my life has been trial and error and that has delivered success and failure, so let me show you what I learned, after the fact, NOT to do, so you can avoid some of the errors and failures.” – I say that to them a lot.
I hope to stay the hero they think I am right now their whole lives. I know it’s impossible to do but it won’t stop me from trying.
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I really like seeing the kids. Nice job
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Thanks John; thank you for stopping by today!
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What cute superheroes! 🙂
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Thank you; I’ll tell Alex you called him “cutie-pie” and he’ll fuss. (He hates it 😉 )
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Wow! I love the kids. Thank you for bringing them to the party. I”m sure they will have fun too. I”m enjoying this. It is simply electrifying. Can you feel the vibe? 🙂 Great post!
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Thank you for stopping by. I am sure as soon as I get home I will get “how many likes were there?” or “how many people stopped on the blog?”
Andrew (my oldest) wants to start his own blog and Angela wants each of them to write a short story and to put them all in one book.
I’m encouraging that (as it will make so much money it’ll pay for their college 😉 )
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Jason, great start to the month-long party. Love the super-hero pics! Keep up the good work!
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Thank you – thanks for stopping by!
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Cheers!
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Reblogged this on Archer's Aim and commented:
One of today’s stops on the BACK-TO-SCHOOL BOOK & BLOG BLOCK PARTY from Rave Reviews Book Club. This kicks off the month-long tour of club member sites with prizes along the way!
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Thanks for the reblog!
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Happy to get the word out!
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Wow, Jason, you’re getting a ton of action over here. I hope you find some new followers and fans today.
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Thank you – I am hoping for the same as well.
At the end of the day, if everyone enjoyed the stop and learned a little more about me and my stories, I’m good to go.
My kids are going to be excited at all the page hits today.
Andrew, at 11, understand the concepts so if it makes him interested in reading more or perhaps writing, that’s a bonus.
Angela is already a big reader. When I have to punish the boys it’s – “no computer, no computer, no computer.”
With her it’s “no books tonight.” (Oh man does she complain!)
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I remember those days. Enjoy them while you can. Dads get less interesting as they age.
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Great party stop, Jason! J.B. Hawker and I had a super time.
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Great to have you here; thanks for stopping by.
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Hi Jason, I tried to post a comment on your blog about winning your book, but wasn’t allowed. Anyway, thanks. Very interesting concept. It would make a good movie. I’ll post a review when I finish reading.
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Hi Jonna – sorry about that; I moderate all my posts (to limit the ads for the good old Ray Bans)
It should allow you to make them (like this one) – sorry you were having trouble
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Not a problem. I totally understand. Thanks.
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You have a very beautiful family, Jason – I loved the pictures! I’m impressed with your presentation format here with the attractive book covers, the blurbs, followed up with a favourite review! I’m looking forward to getting into your books – I love super hero stories!
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Thank you John.
I hope you get the chance to check out the “I, Hero” series then. “The Beginning” is like any origin story, I am sure the pace is too slow for some and “off putting” but it’s necessary to give the hero and supporting characters their start.
I’ve gotten reviews all the way around on it so that makes me happy; detractors are only pointing out what I need to shore up and I am doing that in “Nathan Returns” due in the middle of September.
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Awesome post and giveaway, Jason! Sharing on FB, Twitter & Google+. 🙂
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Perfect – thank you for helping spread the word.
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Great partay post, Jason! Love all your photos, especially of downtown Wallingford and Captain America and his Mini-Me – have a real thing for snazzy super-hero cozzies! 😉
No need to wish you a great time with the rest of the day- not with all these happy comments you have already! 😀
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Thanks for stopping by Jan. I have your blog open for my next stop (I was going to read it at lunch)
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Jason, looks like you have a nice collection of books for readers to choose from. I enjoyed Another Sunset, hopefully I’ll get a chance to read another of your works.
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Thanks Cassidy; I remember your review and the extended feedback. When I tossed the book over to Harmony (for a second edit run; she didn’t do the first) I kept the feedback you gave in mind when I went through her edits.
I think a great book (my thoughts personally and I add to my thoughts all the reviews and feedback) is now even better.
So thank you for that and for stopping by today.
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Jason–I have to say the superhero picture of you and your kids was why i bought Another Sunset! I’m looking forward to the I. Hero series!
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Awesome! I’ll tell the kids they sold the book 😉
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Hi Jason – Just stopping by from the RRBC to join in the fun of the Back to School Book Blog Party! I’ll bet you and your kids are excited to be going back to school (well maybe just you…) 🙂
BTW – very nicely organized blog and some cool prizes! Best of luck with all of your books! – MikeL
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Thanks Michael for stopping by.
The kids are still young enough where school isn’t boring or a major hassle. I suppose those days are coming soon for the older two at least.
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Can’t wait to bite into some of your reads! “Another Sunset” sounds awesome. Should I start there or is there something you recommend? Your covers are so APPEALING that I’m already a fan! Love the picture of you and Little Captain!
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Hi Linda – thanks for visiting.
I would agree (and so would quite a few others) that “Another Sunset” is probably the best one to start with.
Thank you for commenting on all my covers. I paid to have “Another Sunset” professionally created but with respect to the rest, I did those myself.
The cover of “As Life Goes: Elementary” was shot around my hometown (by me) when I was 20 (there’s one shot there of the neighboring homes around my grandmother’s house when she lived there – I was up on the roof). I found the old black and white photos in a box and I placed them on my desk and took a photo of the photos and that is the cover for that book. 😉
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What a nice blog post and set up. Love the kid pictures. Everyone has done so well on these that I will have to rethink my own set up. Love the blog, Jason and I really need to win the “Kindle version of I, Hero: Nathan Returns” because that’s the only one I don’t already own. LOL
Seriously, have fun today!
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Thanks for stopping by today Kim and for ReBlogging to help spread the word.
“I, Hero: Nathan Returns” will be available soon so good lick and in the event you don’t win it is available for pre-order and set to drop mid-September.
Thanks again for the support and for stopping by.
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Yay! I won AS LIFE GOES: ELEMENTARY. I missed that one being mentioned before and guess what, I don’t have that one. Thank you, Jason for the lovely prize. I look forward to reading it.
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Wow! Great blog! Great prizes!
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Thanks Kim for the ReBlog!
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A wonderful post, Jason. It comes off as a family endeavor, with the pics of the kids. Posting favorite reviews is a great idea! Best of success today!
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Thanks for stopping by Beem
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Great way to start a party Jason! Thanks for being such a supportive member of RRBC. You are the one who introduced me to all of these wonderful people and I’m so glad you did. Thank you.
Wonderful blog post and reviews of your work.
Have a really great day. Reblogged:)
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Thank for the support Lizzie, for stopping by, and of course, for reblogging the post to help spread the word.
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Reblogged this on Lizzie Chantree and commented:
Great start to the RRBC back to school party!
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Thanks for the ReBlog – I really appreciate it.
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Absolutely love how you bring yourself into the post. You’re kids are adorable =) You have wonderful cover art. I’m a sucker for sunrises/sunsets so the covers alone sell me on your Sunset series =)
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Thank you Janelle; if I never sell a book again but have four, well adjusted kids then I am a winner still.
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Hi Jason, as I was going over your post, I see where I didn’t connect with you on Google+ (not that I know anything about that program) but since I hosted you it shouldn’t have been overlooked. And you got reviews on your books. That is good. The things I learn from the members. Enjoy your tour and I’m taking another look at your books.
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Hi Shirley – I saw your ADD over on Google+; thank you and thanks for stopping by today.
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Great blog, Jason, and great book covers. Great start to theb Back-to-School Blog Party.
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Thanks for stopping by Brian – great to have you along
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Jason,What a wonderful presentation of your work!! I’ll be checking out your books as they are the type I enjoy—people books. Wishing you a great tour with many sales and meeting of new friends–like me :_j
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Thank you Micki for the kind words and for stopping by today
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Always have been a sucker for a SUPER HERO 😃😃 great blog 😊
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Thanks for stopping by. Yeah, I really like the idea of reaching beyond your expected maximum potential; that is how I see some of the heroes at least.
It easy for some of them, with their powers, to go beyond. Holding on to your humanity… that’s the harder part.
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Hi Jason! First of all I have to say you have a beautiful family! So sweet.
I’m looking forward to reading Before Another Sunset. It’s on my ‘must’ read list. Have a great evening! 🙂
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Hi Natalie, thank you for the kind words on my family. They really are my greatest work (and one that is still in progress).
Thank you for considering my novella “Before Another Sunset” when you have the time; I am hoping it gets you excited to “learn more” and see what happens next (in “Another Sunset”).
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Hi, Jason! I was so sure you were a fellow Texan with all the Westville (like West?) references, but i see you’re in Connecticut. In the South, we assume most northerners are too busy keeping warm and keeping up to show such genuine love for fellow man, but your books seem to bring out the best in humanity! They all look good and I loved your pictures! And you have wonderful reviews, which must mean you’re an excellent author. I definitely plan to sample your work!
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Hi Ernestine, thank you for visiting today.
Yep – I’m a Red Sox loving “Yankee” from Connecticut. (Hey, nobody’s perfect).
I just received this review a few days ago (posted over on Goodreads) https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1193064506
Said with the utmost respect for my elders (I am 46 and the woman who read my book and left this review is a little older than my father), when I can impress someone from the Silent Generation, I feel like “I’ve done good”:
“I have read hundreds of books over my many years, but I cannot think of one that is as touching as ‘Another Sunset’. It is nearly impossible to put this book down – and leaves your heart breaking in so many ways even as you appreciate the kindness and love it portrays. Thanks to Goodreads for an unforgettable gift, and to Mr. Zandri for a wonderful novel. ”
Thanks again for the kind words and for stopping by today.
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Jason – quite an impressive array of books. Yes, we all need superheroes. Keep up the good work. Awesome start for #RRBC Book & Blog Party!!
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Thanks Maurice for stopping by today.
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Looks like you plan to be very busy writing!
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Hi Christa, yeah… I can sleep when I am dead 😉
Thank you for stopping by today!
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This was a lot of fun.I definitely plan on checking out the I, Hero series – it looks like just my cup of tea.
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Hi Jack, that sounds great. When you have a chance to do so, please feel free to drop me a note and lend me your thoughts on the stories.
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Love your blog! I’m a huge fan of all things superhero! I love how you posted reviews, though I was hesitant to read them through because I hate spoilers. lol! 😉
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Hi Yvette, I hear you. It’s tough sometime because people over do it trying to give feedback.
I had one reviewer that was so excited over “Another Sunset” that they basically gave away every plot twist in their review.
They just weren’t thinking; they were so excited over the story.
I was glad they were quick to edit it up and re-publish it.
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Jason, you have some great reviews! Keep on writing!
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Thank you Robbie and thanks for dropping in!
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Wow Jason – impressive post. You are so prolific! Dedicated! And while working, raising four kids, and supporting so many of us on RRBC. Wishing you all the best!
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Thank you Lisa. I am not sure who else will stop by after midnight or over the remainder of the week but I think you’re my last visitor on 9/1 – thanks for stopping by and leaving a note.
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Hi hon. I loved reading about your books, & will have to check a couple of them out in more detail. I hope you had a great time today! ☺
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Hi hon. I may have actually left this before, but I had issues with logging in, so here I am again. Lol Anyway, I enjoyed reading about your books and saw a couple that I will have to check out in more detail. I hope you had a great time today.
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Nice to “meet” you and get to know about your books and your love of hero dressing! Enjoyed the blog.
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Hi Jason, I’m sorry I missed your party. Your I,Hero book was brilliant and it definitely deserved 5-stars! The family photos are gorgeous and I love the costumes! Super heroes rule!
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No worries – I’m glad you got a chance to stop by even if it was late; happy to have you through.
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