Stephen
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Jeff Hobbs:
Jeff, I enjoyed your book. Thanks for writing it and sharing. And I am very sorry for your loss. Rob was special in so many ways. And here is the obligatory question mark....?
Jeff Hobbs
Thanks Stephen -- means an awful lot, to me and many others, that you read and cared enough to reach out so kindly. Sorry for the terrible delay in responding. As I've been explaining to a number of goodreads questioners, I am a tech moron. But thanks again, and all the best, Jeff
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Stacy Krieg
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Jeff Hobbs:
Jeff, First off, let me say that your book literally made my top 10 (maybe top 1) list of all time. I love the way you write and truly felt like I was there with you during the story. I have thought often of contacting you with a book idea (which you probably receive all of the time)! Is there a good way to contact you about this? Thanks again for such a powerful book. Stacy
Ami
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Jeff Hobbs:
Something that dances around the edges of your book is the challenge of finding a secure job, as hard for the Yale graduates as for Robert's friends from Newark. Do you think coming of age this era--recession, lack of jobs--contributed an additional heavy burden for Robert? Or does the story feel timeless?
Vicki
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Jeff Hobbs:
I have a few questions but they won’t fit here so will ask each separately. My first is about Skeet Douglas. I tried to find info but only found his post conviction ruling. Do you believe he was guilty. Things were way too sketchy to me. The survivor’s story and waiting, etc. As we all know, most cops are good but being set up happens and it seems things were too convenient for someone that seemed very intelligent?
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