2018

Happy New Year, everyone.

It's January 1 and very cold here in Florida, so I'm hunkering down in my office and trying to stay warm. I know...I was raised in West Virginia so I grew up in the cold so I should be used to it, right? Well that was a long time ago and I've lived in Florida long enough to know that I hate cold weather. It was in the sixties yesterday and I played golf; today it's not even 50 and it's cold.

As 2018 arrives I have the same resolution that I always have. To be a better husband, father, Christian, and friend. If I can accomplish that, then it will be a good year.

On the microcosm of things, I want to improve my chess rating, and handle some personal issues that I refuse to let control me this year.

As for the books, The Judas Man will be out this year and I'm working on another Logan novel for probably 2019.

Thank you for your support and please feel free to write me. I enjoy hearing from you.

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I wish you the best for the New Year. May it be a good one for us all!

R

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