Award Presentation for "Best Cameo" and "Best Landing" in A Better Pair of Shoes "The Thinner Soul", a novel

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We continue with the nominations for "Best Landing" in the Suspended-Release Novel A Better Pair of Shoes "The Thinner Soul". The Nominees are: Jeff Dunbar and Eaton

Excerpts from the book..

Eaton: "It had taken me what felt like an eternity to hear her voice again. There had been a thick wall of fog that stood between us after I had suddenly plummeted from a high place. Within that fog was a stunning white light that spoke to me, and presented Radiance as a bride. The voice was strong and seemed familiar; somewhat reminiscent of an era past. It spoke about things that were once important to me.."

Jeff: "I didn't know how to feel about everything I'd heard, but it was all carefully documented. I suddenly felt what my great-grandfather had done. Without a doubt, I had been transported by the information. Without a doubt, I began as tumbleweed, and had ended up hand-stitched into the Dunbar legacy."

and the Award for "Best Landing" goes to:

Eaton

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Next is the Award for "Best Cameo" in A Better Pair of Shoes "The Thinner Soul", a novel. The nominees are: Cassie "Cassandra" Simpleton, Kaylin, Monica Shepherd, and Eaton.

..and the Award goes to:

Eaton

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