Undercurrents in Time

  Sincerely,

  Pamela Schloesser Canepa

  P.S. At this time, I do not have a sequel in mind for Milt and Tabitha, but I’m sure they’ll come to me with ideas for their future one day. I also have lots of other book ideas and would like to explore the life of Malachi much more in a spinoff! You may also find my Made for Me series interesting. Please stay in touch; there is more to come.

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  Acknowledgments

  I’d like to thank the members of my family, including my significant other, Kenny, who gave their undying support and patience when I had to finish “just” one more sentence and even gave my work a final glance. Thank you also to my friends, co-workers, and fellow church members who have believed in me and purchased my books for reading and told me what you thought of them.

  I also have a big thank you for all of the indie authors I have met in various online forums who shared their experiences and struggles. You have inspired me and encouraged me to believe that yes, even I can be a published author. Just look; I have!

  To those who helped me as a beta reader or an editor: your help was indispensable! Editing is not an easy task for someone who just wants to catch the spark and let their fingers fly. Editing and revising is such a practice of self-control. I am learning. A big thanks to my beta readers, Shari Damewood and Kit Duncan (who also served as my editor) as well as family and friends who gave Undercurrents a read-through and first impressions. Again, I can’t thank you enough for your vital part in this process.