What if you could do it all again? What if you could go back to some critical point in your life, and, remembering almost everything you’d done wrong, try it again?
Would you choose to do it? What would you do with your life?
And perhaps most important, who would you do it with?
For two people, Repeat answers those questions. What the protagonists find is that remembering their past mistakes doesn’t mean they won’t make new ones of their own. They still have to muddle through.
All versions of Repeat are now on Amazon. I entered it into the Reader's Favorite awards for 2018 in the category Fiction - General last summer and had to make a completely new version as the format the original publisher put it in wouldn't load to a conventional Kindle (it worked just fine on Kindle Fires and other tablets). It took the gold medal! That's quite a feat!
The original publisher, having never given me any accounting of sales and virtually no royalties, gave me my rights back (and seemed to be closing down). My other publisher, Solstice Publishing, snapped it up and released it almost immediately. So it's available again, and this time in a Kindle format.
That ought to make you want to read it, don't you think?
Would you choose to do it? What would you do with your life?
And perhaps most important, who would you do it with?
For two people, Repeat answers those questions. What the protagonists find is that remembering their past mistakes doesn’t mean they won’t make new ones of their own. They still have to muddle through.
All versions of Repeat are now on Amazon. I entered it into the Reader's Favorite awards for 2018 in the category Fiction - General last summer and had to make a completely new version as the format the original publisher put it in wouldn't load to a conventional Kindle (it worked just fine on Kindle Fires and other tablets). It took the gold medal! That's quite a feat!
The original publisher, having never given me any accounting of sales and virtually no royalties, gave me my rights back (and seemed to be closing down). My other publisher, Solstice Publishing, snapped it up and released it almost immediately. So it's available again, and this time in a Kindle format.
That ought to make you want to read it, don't you think?