A Sense of Duty - A Medieval Romance (The Sword of Glastonbury Series Book 4)

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by Shea,Lisa


  Many languages have a single word that can be used both as a greeting and a farewell. I imagine it’s because, in thoughtful relationships, the person is never really gone. They stay within your thoughts until the next time you are able to be together again. While there was technically a beginning, once that connection is made it is always there. There is a continuation of memory and care.

  Over the years, countless people have helped me with my writing. My dedication earlier does not even come close to touching them all. Every time a new reader picks up a book and becomes part of the story process, their comments enrich our entire community. Often it’s a random thought or idea from one reader which then causes improving changes in the storylines for future ones.

  I then am able to pass along those ideas and suggestions to all the authors I help. That allows them to blossom and grow in their own projects.

  If you have feedback on this or any of my stories, please share it! I’d love to hear from you.

  Thank you so much to all my readers. Thank you to my fellow authors who encourage me. Thank you to the wonderful creative spirits who provide inspiration for me.

  Perhaps most of all, I want to send my warmest of wishes to the battered and emotionally burdened women who struggle each day to face the world. All of the proceeds from this series support shelters. This mission is extremely important to me. It is tragic we still live in a world where those shelters are necessary. Until our society rises to a level where they’re no longer needed, I will strive to do my part to support them.

  We all share this big blue marble we call home. It’s the only place we have to live. And we’re only on it for the blink of an eye before we’re gone again.

  We should treasure each day.

  We should care for those around us who have walked a rough road.

  And we should be grateful for all we have.

  Thank you for being a part of my journey.

  Namaste.

 

 

 


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