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Great news. After receiving a full refund from my publisher, I republished on Amazon CreateSpace with a new cover and colors that I selected and not one that was forced on me.

Kill Me Now

Although iUniverse still owe me money for royalties, I do not think that they will be giving me my due.

I am now very excited with the new look and I am looking forward to the future.

My new blog is at http://killmenow.org/blog

Check out my press release on PRLog.

Available on Amazon here.

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