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  2. Ken Rolph says:

    I keep one eye on sites such as these so I know what is happening in the world. Normally I don’t expect to run into the books in my daily life. But I do check. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the first of the series is available at the Penrith branch of Koorong books (3 copies) at a quite affordable price. That’s within easy driving distance and I do need to go out there for some other tasks. Must’ve been the Navpress connection. Koorong is finicky about what publishers they handle.

    So you may have been feeling without honour, but it was only in your own country.

  3. For those who don’t know, Ken lives in Australia! I wonder if AMG can get the next couple books distributed there, too. Hope so.

    Becky

    • Ken Rolph says:

      Whoops, I’m used to my tagline saying that. But this reply only took my name. I find a fair number of American books at Koorong. Something all overseas publishers might like to consider.

      Ken Rolph
      Blacktown Australia

  4. wow, I’m so happy to hear this. I’m looking forward to the rest of the series.

  5. This is fantastic news. I joined the CSFF Tour about a week before they toured “The Book of Names,” so I never got a chance to read it, but I was really disappointed when the series was cancelled. Thrilled to hear it’s coming back, bigger and better. Three cheers for AMG and for God’s marvelous ways of renewing things in our lives!

  6. Dean says:

    Hey everyone, thanks for your support. AMG is hinting that they might bump up the release dates. They want to push this out to readers that have been waiting a long time. If that happens, I’ll drop you a note, Rebecca. Thanks for having me as a guest.

What do you think?