"I laughed, I cried, I fell in love with Jake Payne, I definitely want more."
Number one on Heather Parker's List

"Detroit, I See You Have A Problem; the good news is you have lots of company."
The Class Action: Division of Lawyers' Monthly

"We are blowing our horn; number one for weeks and weeks, only Lottery tickets are out selling Ten Bridges…...can't keep it on the shelf."
The Buckhorn Bugle (Dam Good Magazine)

"Brace yourself; if the auto industry makes this change, business will be down. (We will have to wait patiently)."
Billy Gamble (Actuary Consultant) Mortician's Table Monthly

"This book will turn a lot of heads. It's not the end of the line when you can turn around."
Havelock Turntable Historic Society

"This book will definitely increase the price of recreational property on Rotten Lake."
Professor D Discern Ph.D. The Dummer Economist

"A slow read is needed, but a good read, and worth reading twice. Will there be a follow up, we need to know, we want one?"
Cotesloe Twine Times

"The Aggregate Truth is Out. Release your air brakes, sit back, relax and smoke your cigar. Cal is looking after us."
Warsaw Pit and Quarry Quarterly

"More than just money, well not so fast! We may have to change our marketing plans to fill those empty seats and load up the large collection plates."
Trust us Monthly, The Preacher's Pulpit

"There is now a shortage of back seats. Thanks to Ruthie, business is up in every parts bin."
Stew D. Baker associate editor: Asphodel Auto Wreckers Press

"This Book will Wipe new Views."
Truck and Auto Breaking News

"We will have to gear up for at least one tourist bus a year."
The Norwood and Ouse River Tourist Bureau

"This book will not waste your time."
The three Rs
"Read it
Remember to pass it to a friend then
Return it to the person you borrowed it from"
Henry Porter for: Peterborough County Re-cycle Daily.
P.S. "Better still get the electronic version and put us out of business."

"The first lawyer to read this book will make it rich with a class action." It's better than reading Sly Silvers' book on, "How to Work for Ten and Bill for Twelve."
Lawyers of Distinction Monthly

Evert and Rose have carefully slipped the steel ring off our finger and put it through our nose. I have tucked in my shirt tails so I don't lose that as well. They found a way to get even. We lost sight of what we were supposed to do. Well twisted, I am confused. Is this fiction or nonfiction? It sure is going to rewrite a few government specs. Fun to read if you are retired, I am out of here. To my colleagues, save our reputation, fix it quickly."
Wolfgang Herblinger Editor: The Rusty Steel Rings

"Carefully crafted country language captures the characters in an entertaining style reminiscent of a forgotten art. The story is larger than the economy of words and after the second read I reluctantly passed the book on to my best friend. Instead of my No Return policy I took the liberty of signing my name inside the front cover as I want it back."
Harvey Starkman, editor and critic for The Readers' Society of South Asphodel.

"Books are often written after the fact, but not this time."
Luella Loughton, librarian, Lakehurst Literary Lounge