A Note From An Old Acquaintance Virtual Book Tour August/September ‘10
Authors on Tour, Featured — By Tracee Gleichner on July 20, 2010 at 8:32 amJoin Bill Walker, author of the soul searching romance novel, A Note From an Old Acquaintance (iUniverse, June 2009), as he virtually tours the blogosphere in August and September on his sixth virtual book tour with Pump Up Your Book Promotion!
About Bill Walker
Bill Walker is a graphic designer specializing in book and dust jacket design, and has worked on projects by Ray Bradbury, Richard Matheson, Dean Koontz, and Stephen King. Between his design work and his writing, he spends his spare time reading voraciously and playing very loud guitar, much to the chagrin of his lovely wife and two sons. Bill makes his home in Los Angeles. To find out more about Bill and A Note From an Old Acquaintance visit: http://www.billwalkernovels.com/
About A Note From an Old Acquaintance
Brian Weller is a hau
nted man. It’s been two years since the tragic accident that left his three-year-old son dead and his wife in an irreversible coma. A popular author of mega-selling thrillers, Brian’s life has reached a crossroads: his new book is stalled, his wife’s prognosis is dire, and he teeters on the brink of despair.
Everything changes the morning an e-mail arrives from Boston artist Joanna Richman. Her heartfelt note brings back all the poignant memories: the night their eyes met, the fiery passion of their short-lived affair, and the agonizing moment he was forced to leave Joanna forever. Now, fifteen years later, the guilt and anger threaten to overwhelm him. Vowing to make things right, Brian arranges a book-signing tour that will take him back to Boston. He is eager to see Joanna again, but remains unsure where their reunion will lead. One thing is certain: the forces that tore their love asunder will stop at nothing to keep them apart.
Filled with tender romance and taut suspense, A Note from an Old Acquaintance is an unforgettable story about fate, honor, and the power of true love.

He tried opening his mouth, tried to tell her the truth, but the words he’d always wielded with such effortless aplomb, failed him, slipping away like smoke on a windy day. His throat felt as if it were gripped in a vise, his mind a flat, cracked slab of flyblown desert; and her muted sobs echoing through the phone’s earpiece made him want to take it all back. Every word. But how could he do that, now?
“I—I’m sorry, Joanna…for everything….”
“BRIANNNN!”
THE PHONE JANGLED, RIPPING Brian Weller out of the dream. He sat up, gasping, sounds and images jumbling in his groggy brain until none of it made any sense.
The phone rang again, startling him.
He grabbed it, his eyes struggling against the darkness in the
room.
What time was it?
Jesus, it was only 6:00. It felt even earlier due to the late night he’d spent at the computer.
Read the Reviews:
Brian has been hit with life’s most devastatingly tragic event a parent can encounter. Not only did the horrible accident leave Brian to mourn the loss of his son, it also put his wife in a coma. Brian is left to face this life alone.But then, one day he receives an unexpected email from someone in his past. This someone is Joanna, a woman he was once in love with. At that time the two were thrust apart by circumstances beyond their control. Fifteen years later the two are given a chance at a second shot at love. Will the past years make a difference and allow them to find happiness together or will Brian have to deal with yet another disaster?
A very touching novel that will make your heart ache.
-bridget3420
“I can say with all candor I enjoyed the book thoroughly. I’m the novel reader in my family and I usually read an average of two novels per week. My taste runs the gamut. I read NY Times best sellers and books by lesser known authors purely because I’m intrigued by the description on the back dust cover. Mr. Walker’s book is a very entertaining and quick read. Love at first sight is something most of us can relate to, and I dare say that pretty nearly everyone that I know has a Brian or a Joanna in their past. The author’s combination of the torment of love lost with the elation of discovering that love can endure through the most trying of life’s events was very emotional and ultimately very gratifying. That most of us are, or have been, on a quest to find and capture our “soul mate” adds total credibility to the book. If I might be totally cliché, I really did find this book to be both heat-wrenching and heart warming. My husband and I have a fairly sizable library and the Walker book has taken it’s place on the shelf to be enjoyed again in the near future.“
-Carleen
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A NOTE FROM AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE TOUR SCHEDULE
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Monday, August 2
Book reviewed at Emeraldfire’s Bookmark
Tuesday, August 3
Interviewed at Emeraldfire’s Bookmark
Wednesday, August 4
Book reviewed at A Moment With Mystee
Thursday, August 5
Interviewed at A Moment With Mystee
Friday, August 6
Guest blogging at A Moment With Mystee
Monday, August 9
Book reviewed at Mama Kitty Reviews
Tuesday, August 10
Guest blogging at Mama Kitty Reviews
Wednesday, August 11
Book reviewed at Beck’s Book Picks
Thursday, August 12
Book reviewed at Jen Read Book
Friday, August 14
Interviewed at Jen Read Book
Monday, August 16
Book reviewed at Kritters Ramblings
Tuesday, August 17
Interviewed at Kritters Ramblings
Wednesday, August 18
Guest blogging at Kritters Ramblings
Thursday, August 19
Guest blogging at Reading the Best of the Best
Monday, August 23
Book reviewed at Leeswammes Blog
Tuesday, August 24
Guest blogging at Leeswammes Blog
Wednesday, August 25
Book reviewed at Reading and Rooibos
Thursday, August 26
Book reviewed at Books 4 Moms
Friday, August 27
Guest blogging at Books 4 Moms
Tuesday, September 7
Book Reviewed at ‘Til We Read Again
Wednesday, September 8
Guest Blogging at ‘Til We Read Again
Thursday, September 9
Book Reviewed at To Read or Not to Read
Guest Blogging at The Book Boost
Friday, September 10
Book Reviewed at Patricia’s Particularity
Tuesday, September 14
Guest Blogging at Night Owl Romance
Wednesday, September 15
Book Reviewed at TBC-Theblackcell.net
Thursday, September 16
Guest Blogging at TBC-Theblackcell.net
Monday, September 20
Book Reviewed at Books Like Breathing
Tuesday, September 21
Book Reviewed at A Moment With Mystee
Wednesday, September 22
Interviewed at A Moment With Mystee
Book Reviewed at Diva’s Bookcase
Thursday, September 23
Guest Blogging at Diva’s Bookcase
Guest Blogging at A Moment with Mystee
Friday, September 24
Book Reviewed at Bags, Books and Bon Jovi
Book Reviewed at DK’s Everything Romance Books
Wednesday, September 29
Book Reviewed at Jodi’s Journey
Thursday, September 30
Book Reviewed at Always Look Up
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Bill Walker’s NOTE FROM AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE VIRTUAL BLOG TOUR ‘09 will officially begin on August 2 and end on September 30. You can visit Bill’s blog stops at www.virtualbooktours.wordpress.com during the months of August and September to find out more about this great book and talented author!
If you are interested in participating in his tour, please contact Tracee Gleichner at tracee(at)reviewfromhere(dot)com. Thanks!
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