HEY YOU GUYS out there! I Googled my book and found it advertised at Walmart!

As non-fiction?

It is fiction—every bit of it—says so on the Copyright page, “This is a work of fiction.”

However, it is a nice surprise on my part to see it promoted on Walmart’s website.

I often wondered how an author got featured in Walmart. Do you, or anyone you know have a book featured in Walmart’s book section?

I am editing my second book. Polishing it up as book two of The River Fork series.

Genre: YA, Historical, Fantasy, and Romance.

It has the same characters found in River Fork: The Bear in the Storm, but two years later, in 1959.

Yeah, the kids have grown up some, and things are becoming obvious to these New Hampshire characters…life is not the same wherever they go. Travel south and things change. A lot!

There is more to life than than they suspected—secrets, suspicion, hate, love, healing, faith, trust, and…magic?

And Roach? Oh, she is a handful. Ask Gram. She’ll tell you.

Read Roach’s story when it is published. Let me know if you like her better now than before.

I highly recommend you read book 1 first—River Fork: The Bear in the Storm. Then you will understand book 2.

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Now, how do I tell Walmart River Fork: The Bear in the Storm it is a work of “fiction?” Any ideas on your part?