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It was my pleasure. After or maybe even before The Field of Love is finished, I'll get back to Trials and Tribulations. Thanks for leaving an awesome review!

Your help was indispensable!

In case you missed it, Book 1 of Trials and Tribulations has concluded. I've had a lot of support and well wishes through-out my endeavor to write this story, and I thank each of you for your part in making this story possible. I do not claim to be a writer with a lot of skill or professional training, but when I write, I try to pour my feelings into each and every scene. I can only do that with the continued encouragement from all of you. I guess the main way readers can show that is through the "LIKE" and "REVIEW" options available to all members of Gay Authors. It has been those likes and reviews that helped pushed me through the hard times that life has thrown at me. Perhaps it's the hard times is what gives writers the ability to write those emotional scenes, much like a blues musician. Anyway, I wanted to say thank you for your support. Love, Billy

Thank you. It means a lot to me to hear from all of you!

As far as the mysticism is concerned, I backed off a little on that because some complained about it and I listened. In the next book I will tie that in to the new experiences our group will have to go through. Benji you have been a huge supporter and that means a lot to me. Thank you so very very much *HUGS*

Thank you so much for your kind words. *HUGS*

Thank you for your support and truly awesome review!

Even though I've from across the VA/KY boarder, I'm sure Letcher Countians wouldn't mind me inviting you back. Thanks for the awesome review!

Thank you very much. I hope my writing improved over time.

Chapter 29 The End of the Beginning If I thought the five police cars, ambulance and two fire trucks that roared onto the scene first were a lot, it was nothing compared to what came next. They were followed by three more ambulances, the coroner’s car, and three funeral home cars. Four more State Trooper cars, and the City Police Chief car arrived ten minutes later. ALL with their blue or red lights on. And that’s not counting two black SUV's and a Humvee from the Boone Corporat

Totally awesome!

I am almost finished with the last chapter of T&T Book 1. I may need a beta reader to take a look at it for me. If you're interested and have read the book, please let me know. I guess the first sentence has given it away. Book 1 of Trails and Tribulations is coming to a close. It will be out this week, sometime, between now, and Friday night. Thanks to everyone that has read, clicked on the LIKE button of every chapter, and those that left a review. It means a lot to me to finally finish this book and to have so many people to have liked it. I'll let you know what's up as soon as I do

Thank you Alan, I hope you enjoy!

Hey, Hey, I know, I know, it's hard to believe, but yes, there are indeed a new chapter for T&T. Go read, use the LIKE button, if you like it, and leave a review to tell me what you think about it. Either way, I hope you have an AWESOME DAY! Love y'all

Thank you and yes sir!

A little more to come, then this part may come to an end. We'll see.

Thanks Benji! The next chapter should tie most loose ends together. You always leave almost reviews!

Chapter 28 The Whirlwind As Dad entered the living room he stopped dead in his tracks when there came a knock on the front door, followed by the door bell. Miss Nanny called out, “I’ll answer it.” Dad took a seat in his lazy boy and waited on Miss Nanny to announce who was at the door; as the five of us looked back and forth at one another and tried to figure out what was up. “Mr. Firestone to see you, Judge.” Miss Nanny announced from the entrance to the living room. “Please, show him i

I've spoken with Chris, well, I received an e-mail from him and I now know more of the story. He is well.

I do as well. I will attempt to reach out to him and see how he is. He only came here because me, so I feel somewhat responsible.

Can anyone tell me what happened to Chris? And someone has now answered my question. So I have a few things to say. Chris is someone I met, what is now, years ago. He has a strong mid-western stubbornness, but also a heart that allows him to bend a little from his held beliefs. He is a contradiction of beliefs, but that was because of his bending for his heart. He is a human being first, before anything else. He isn't much for labels and that quickly gained my respect, since I don't believe in labels or sub-grouping people either. Chris is smart, much smarter than his cornfield look. He's smart enough to skip college and go directly to work in a highly competitive field. I questioned his decision not to attend college, but I came to understand he is one that didn't need college. He is also very self-assured; which can come off as cocky. Nor does he suffer fools lightly. I think I'm at fault for making him more out-spoken and sharing his opinions widely. He has left GA, I think on his own accord. I know he felt like he wasn't wanted around by some and he can be blunt, but I never felt it was ever meant to be mean, unless he was attacked. As a member of GA, he was my security blanket. Actually, I love him and will miss his happy status and quotes. I love my Christopher One final note. Yes, Chris could be difficult to deal with at times, but the pluses way outweighed the negatives.

Whole lotta love.

Would Led Zep be metal or just Rock?

Welcome everyone!

Thank you Paul!