It Makes Sense to Me: Blog Tour Dates

February 4, 2011

Blog Tour Dates - March 2011

VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR
		Blog Tour for Slippery Willie's Stupid, Ugly Shoes March 1 In the Pages click link to read the posted review My Bits and Bleeps click link to read the posted review March 2 The Crypto-Capers Review click link to read the posted review The Elliot Review click link to read the posted review Phillip H. Tang's Book Reviews Blog click link to read the posted review March 4 Reflections with Coffee click link to read the posted review Spiritual Woman click link to read the posted review March 5 3 Boys and a Dog click link to read the posted review Books and Needlepoint click link to read the posted review Everything to Do with Books click link to read the posted review March 6 Literary R & R click link to read the posted review March 7 Moonlight, Lace & Mayhem click link to read the posted review Reading, Reading & Life click link to read the posted review March 8 The Sunday Book Review click link to read the posted review March 9 Susan Heim on Parenting click link to read the posted review March 10 Cleverly Inked click link to read the posted review Marilyn's Musings click link to read the posted review March 11 Writing Daze click link to read the posted spotlight March 13 MotherLode click link to read the posted review March 14 4 the Love of Books click link to read the posted review Just Our Thoughts click link to read the posted review March 15 Book Dads click link to read the posted review March 16 A Cozy Reader's Corner Reviews click link to read the posted review Mozi Esme click link to read the posted review Rex Robot Reviews click link to read the posted review March 17 Minding Spot click link to read the posted review March 18 Bookworm Lisa click link to read the posted review The Children's & Teens' Book Connection click link to read the posted review March 19 Madhouse Family Reviews click link to read the posted review March 24 The Book Boost click link to read the posted review It's Time to Read click link to read the posted review Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers click link to read the posted review March 25 The Dabbling Mum click link to read the posted interview March 28 A Little Hope...Amidst the Chaos click link to read the posted review March 29 Book Reviews by Molly click link to read the posted review Retail Therapy Lounge click link to read the posted review March 30 I Am a Reader, Not a Writer click link to read the posted review March 31 LovLivLife Reviews click link to read the posted review April 10 Proud Book Nerd

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Basically, I am a “blue-collar guy”. It is the world I come from, a world of hard working, hard drinking construction workers, cops, longshoremen, firemen, railroad workers, bus drivers, truckers, sanitation workers, etc. who were, for the most part, family men who loved their God, their families and their country---unconditionally. Consequently, if you would ask me to describe my work as a writer I would call it “blue-collar” meaning that I believe my work is simple fair, easily readable, no-nonsense, minimally superlative, and flows quickly. There is lots of dialogue and my tendency to be omniscient is obvious. I think that is because the characters and I are part of each other and I know what they are thinking

You can email Larry at petersonlarry6@gmail.com

Horizon Homeless

There are millions of people across this great land of ours that are pre-homeless. Please say hello to Bob and Tracey Slider and their son, Jake. They are a composite of so many American families that cover our land from ‘sea to shining sea’. They are among the millions of unnoticed, hardworking, Americans, locked into survival mode while trying their best to do the “right thing” every day. What happens when they are confronted with circumstances which place them on a road heading downward where the horizon up ahead turns homeless? Can they make the turn and begin heading uphill? What choices will they make? What will determine their success or failure?

The Priest and the Peaches

Historical fiction novel set in the Bronx in the mid-1960s

Yimey knew the secret to life. He made sure his family and friends did too. Even when his beloved wife, Elizabeth, died, he kept the faith. But the booze dulled the pain and he drank too much. Then he died and left his five children to fend for themselves. They did not understand why people were calling their dad a "great man". How could that be? Alcohol had killed him and he had left them alone. Who was this man they called "Pops" but everyone else called "Yimey".

Take a seven day journey with the five, newly orphaned Peach kids as they begin their struggle to remain a family while planning their dad's funeral.

Slippery Willie's Stupid, Ugly Shoes

illustrated by Lisa Klug

Willie Wiggles hates his slippery feet. He just slips, slides and spins all over the place. But what he hates even more are the special shoes that have been made for him that will help him to walk just like all the other kids. Willie thinks that they are the "stupidest, ugliest shoes in the whole world."

Discover how sometimes we worry about things about ourselves when actually there is nothing to worry about in the first place.

$2.99
24 pgs.
ebook
ISBN 9781310987854
2011

"Adorable work!" - Tampa Tribune