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Engler the real McCoy
by Jerry W. Engler   
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These are some testimonials for Jerry Engler's work. Only first names are used to avoid conflict with corporate policy.

Marsha, a book manager for Hastings Bookstores, says that the "one-year wonders," books written for quick turn-around in the market will soon be gone and forgotten, but she'll still be selling Jerry Engler's books, Just Folks: Earthy Tales of the Prairie Heartland, and A Heartland Voice: Just Folks Two, 20 years from now. Cynthia, another Hastings book manager, says she loves Engler's short fiction stories. "They're classics in our time. Each story stands on its own, but I have my favorites." Martha, manager of an independent cooperative store, says "Jerry is my favorite author. Other books come and go, but I look forward to his next set of stories. We're waiting for his third book." Jeannie, another Hastings book manager, says, "I'd have Jerry here to sign every week if I could. He's warm, and speaks to people. They love him and his books. A writer like him only comes along once in a lifetime. He's the real McCoy."


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Reviewed by Elizabeth Price
Reviewed on July 28, 2008
Having read some of your work, these reviews are easy to believe. Wonderful news. Liz

Reviewed on July 18, 2008
If that ain't the truth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're the greatest Jerry! Jasmin Horst.

P.S. Hurry up with the next one, I am almost done with the two you sent.

Reviewed by Cryssa C
Reviewed on July 18, 2008
Congrats on the rave reviews, Jerry! I had to laugh as I scrolled down this page after logging in, so I could comment...the heading right above your title is Literary Fiction...hee, hee... Hope it wasn't referring to what you wrote in your article... :~)
Just kidding.

Have a great weekend!
Cryssa

Reviewed by Gianetta Ellis (Reader)
Reviewed on July 18, 2008
No one could be more deserving of the praise, Jerry - may you ride a wave of success and fortune the likes of which you've never dared to dream!

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