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All, thank you for the support. Things have been progressing well. With the help of many friends here at Inkshare things are sailing along well.  Again,

I would like to humbly thank all of people who took an interest in my book "UnHoly Pursuit-The Devil on My Trail." You’re who I write to and for. You are who I hope to reach and when it’s in your hand, I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. You have shown me that the promo for my first book in the series "Unholy Pursuit" series is interesting, exciting and intriguing and for this I can not say ’thank you’ enough. I promise you, you won’t be disappointed if you love the quick change of scenes, devious historical figures, bringing mythological characters to life, snappy comebacks, humor and the thrill of a novel as much I do.

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