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Subject: Re: "Forgotten Killer," new book from Spearfish Lake Tales, now available for preorder


Author:
Peter Sausins
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Date Posted: 19:50:37 07/19/15 Sun
In reply to: Wes 's message, ""Forgotten Killer," new book from Spearfish Lake Tales, now available for preorder" on 19:37:19 07/19/15 Sun

Hi Wes,
You've got the new book down as being Book Three of the "Full Sails" Series which can't be correct as "Distant Shores" fills that slot.
Peter
>The next book from Spearfish Lake Tales, Forgotten
>Killer
, is now available for preorder.
>
>While this is a "Tale from Spearfish Lake," it's not
>one of the "Bird" stories involving Jack, Vixen and
>others involved in those stories. Except for a couple
>of short sections set in 2015, it's mostly set in
>1955, and contains no spoilers for upcoming books. At
>least in part, it honors the sixtieth anniversary of
>the release of the Salk polio vaccine. There are
>getting to be fewer and fewer who remember the impact
>of that event, and I thought it ought to be
>memorialized.
>
>Here's the summary:
>
>It's all but forgotten now, but two things scared
>people in the first half of the 1950s more than
>anything else. The atomic bomb was one of them, and
>infantile paralysis - polio - was the other. While
>polio could strike people of any age, it mostly
>targeted children, often crippling them for life, and
>sometimes killing them despite the best possible
>efforts available to stem the disease. When polio came
>to Spearfish Lake in 1955, there were only two choices
>that everyone faced: run and hide, or stand and fight
>against unknown and seemingly impossible odds, doing
>what little they could, however they could, for sake
>of the lives of the town's children.

>
>There are a total of twenty-one chapters.
>
>You can preorder Forgotten Killer for as little
>as $19.99 through the Spearfish Lake Tales Store rel=nofollow target=_blank >rel=nofollow target=_blank
>href="http://www.spearfishlaketales.com/store/40fk.htm"
>>Forgotten Killer page. Preorders will be
>sent sometime on the afternoon of July 26, Eastern
>Daylight Time.
>
>-- Wes

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Author:
Wes
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Date Posted: 19:58:52 07/19/15 Sun

OK, fixed. Thanks!

-- Wes

>Hi Wes,
>You've got the new book down as being Book Three of
>the "Full Sails" Series which can't be correct as
>"Distant Shores" fills that slot.
>Peter
>>The next book from Spearfish Lake Tales, Forgotten
>>Killer
, is now available for preorder.
>>
>>While this is a "Tale from Spearfish Lake," it's not
>>one of the "Bird" stories involving Jack, Vixen and
>>others involved in those stories. Except for a couple
>>of short sections set in 2015, it's mostly set in
>>1955, and contains no spoilers for upcoming books. At
>>least in part, it honors the sixtieth anniversary of
>>the release of the Salk polio vaccine. There are
>>getting to be fewer and fewer who remember the impact
>>of that event, and I thought it ought to be
>>memorialized.
>>
>>Here's the summary:
>>
>>It's all but forgotten now, but two things scared
>>people in the first half of the 1950s more than
>>anything else. The atomic bomb was one of them, and
>>infantile paralysis - polio - was the other. While
>>polio could strike people of any age, it mostly
>>targeted children, often crippling them for life, and
>>sometimes killing them despite the best possible
>>efforts available to stem the disease. When polio came
>>to Spearfish Lake in 1955, there were only two choices
>>that everyone faced: run and hide, or stand and fight
>>against unknown and seemingly impossible odds, doing
>>what little they could, however they could, for sake
>>of the lives of the town's children.

>>
>>There are a total of twenty-one chapters.
>>
>>You can preorder Forgotten Killer for as little
>>as $19.99 through the Spearfish Lake Tales Store rel=nofollow target=_blank >rel=nofollow target=_blank >rel=nofollow target=_blank
>>href="http://www.spearfishlaketales.com/store/40fk.htm
>"
>>>Forgotten Killer page. Preorders will be
>>sent sometime on the afternoon of July 26, Eastern
>>Daylight Time.
>>
>>-- Wes
[> [> [> Subject: Re: "Forgotten Killer," new book from Spearfish Lake Tales, now available for preorder


Author:
IanS
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Date Posted: 02:10:05 07/20/15 Mon

Half fixed.
Click on Forgotten Killer on the main page and the page it takes you too still has Distant Shores at the top but with Forgotten Killer details below
[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: "Forgotten Killer," new book from Spearfish Lake Tales, now available for preorder


Author:
Wes
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Date Posted: 09:05:55 07/20/15 Mon

>Half fixed.
>Click on Forgotten Killer on the main page and the
>page it takes you too still has Distant Shores at the
>top but with Forgotten Killer details below


OK, thanks. I had a couple different versions of the file at home and I must have fixed the wrong one.

-- Wes


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