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Happy NEW YEAR.

I hope all of you had a nice time either alone or with family or friends for the holidays.

May you have a great 2020.  One thing is certain, everything will NOT remain the same.  Change is coming.

I will write more soon about life and such, but I wanted to get these two tidbits of news out to you ASAP.

THE JOURNEY ON AUDIO!


I am hoping to write more to you soon.  First, the Audio book for THE JOURNEY CONTINUES is now on Audible.  The official launch date is January 12th, but I wanted YOU to be the first to know about it.


If you would like receive a free download of the audio book to listen to and you are willing to provide an honest review on two sites: Amazon, Audible, Itunes, Bookbub, Goodreads, or on your Facebook Page, please email me.  The reviews help spread the word about the books to caregivers and other readers.

COVER NOMINATED, VOTE TODAY!


AllAuthor website has nominated Alzheimer's Trippin' with George for Cover of the Month.  Please give it a vote by clicking the button below.


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Alzheimer's Trippin' with George: Diagnosis to Discovery in 10,000 Miles

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Thank you for your support,
Susan Straley

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