George AKA "Geo" and his best friend Alex AKA "Lex" are well known for their podcast about True Crime.  It has humor, and talks about things others do not like to discuss.  Many family members are not good about it - and dating?  Forget it.

Lex and Geo have never met.  They talk every day, and their friendship is solid.  Others find this weird, of course.  No one really understands these two but them.  Love must come next, right?

Sincere and sweet in so many ways.  This story made me laugh, cry and just all around feel.  I loved it and I look forward to more books in the Drop Dead series and about these characters.  I give this story a 4/5 Kitty's Paws UP!

***I voluntarily reviewed an advanced copy of this book.

It’s honestly a little surreal to know a New York Times best-selling author, much less be friends with one. Kiera Cass is the author of The Selection, The Elite and not-yet-released The One. She and her husband Callaway are leaders in our church, and recently Kiera produced a video for Staff Appreciation month that helped promote my book Super Center Savior.

Our church’s Staff Support team (on which Kiera serves) identified that as a way to demonstrate their encouragement to me. It was a huge encouragement. Their idea was to sponsor a book drop in which they left copies of my book all over town in unusual places with a little note in the book that explained it was a gift and that it was hoped that whoever picked it up would enjoy it.

Thanks to our Staff Support Team and Kiera for starring in, producing, filming and editing Book Drop.

Read more at http://www.journeyguy.com/#XC98ZZ1sVsiAFX3M.99

Does anyone else find it impossible to open books from their shitty old version of IE which their employer makes them fucking use in spite of the fact that it is shitty and old?

In order to work around, I seriously have to add the books to a post, then open them from my blog page to get the bookpage open to shelve them.

Whaaat? Bitches.

Oh, and by the way, even that doesn't work reliably. Fuckety fuck fuck fuck.

Also, the shelving page is buggy as shit. Color me irritated.