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A Better Pair of Shoes “The Thinner Soul”, a novel
Copyright 2020 by Natisha Renee Williams and Grace Call Communications, LLC
Also Known As…  #ABPOS The Thinner Soul

All Rights Reserved

All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.  Written permission must be secured from the author Natisha R. Williams and/or Grace Call Communications, LLC to use or reproduce any part of this book, except for brief quotation in critical reviews or articles.

No part of this publication shall be stored in a retrieval system of any sort except the web location (https://abetterpairofshoes.blogspot.com) or (abetterpairofshoes.blogspot.com) which this publication is set to be released in advance of printing, in a form by any means, electronics, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without the permission of the publisher, owner, and author, Natisha R. Williams.

It is herein stated as a matter of record that the publication titled A Better Pair of Shoes “The Thinner Soul” is a novel written by Natisha R. Williams and is being pre-published by the author using Blogger.com, and that pre-publishing began on 1/16/20.  The author Natisha Renee Williams reserves all rights.

All rights reserved by Grace Call Communications, LLC-LLO and the author Natisha R. Williams in use of the brand and branding of the trademark name A Better Pair of Shoes or #ABPOS as well as all logos, subtitles, and slogans.  The author is also the owner of all graphics used throughout this release which will occur as A Suspended-Release Novel.

Grace Call Communications, LLC-LLO also herein claims ownership of the used abbreviation DAR which has been established to identify The Decks and the Road Novel Series and The Decks and the Road as a Television Production.  This establishment first occurred in September of the year 2018.  All Rights Reserved

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