I bought 18 authors copies of the book recently.
I sold a few and then gave the rest away to friends and family. I still have to get two signed copies to Paulo Zoli and my old secretary at Krieghoff. Her name is Janine. She's a sweety and still working over there in Ottsville pa. I also use her namesake in my Children of Hell books along with good old Braxton (I have no Ideer) Newman, the old retired shipping and receiving guy.
today I gave one to my postal carrier Chandra she's also a sweety and sometimes we call her to come by and pick up mail we missed. She always comes. I put a nice message in the book and gave it to her. She was very excited about it.
I think I have about 3 copies left now to either give out or sell. I may get some more to sell at the National Sporting Clays event in San Antonio.
The best part about this is I get to say thank you in a special way to all the people in my life. It feels good.
A Field of Lilies
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Re: A Field of Lilies
I see a few people bought paperbacks from Amazon, and a few people read it on their kindle unlimited. I am very grateful to those who did. I hope everyone enjoyed the outcome whatever outcome they saw in the story. 
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Re: A Field of Lilies
I found out the paperback has its own place on Amazon.
Now the paperback is a little different from the kindle. I wrote the book in cursive. The two women Lauriella and Alluin write letters in the book. Lauriella writes in an Edwardian script and Alluin in something called Kunstler script and that's the way they write to each other in the paperback.
Not too many books do that now days.
The paperback makes a very nice Christmas or Birthday present for someone that likes to read.
Anyway, here is the link. You might want to copy and paste it to make sure it goes through because Amazon seems to not like the site too much for some reason.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHZ44YTR
Now the paperback is a little different from the kindle. I wrote the book in cursive. The two women Lauriella and Alluin write letters in the book. Lauriella writes in an Edwardian script and Alluin in something called Kunstler script and that's the way they write to each other in the paperback.
Not too many books do that now days.
The paperback makes a very nice Christmas or Birthday present for someone that likes to read.
Anyway, here is the link. You might want to copy and paste it to make sure it goes through because Amazon seems to not like the site too much for some reason.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHZ44YTR