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A Thousand Sleepless Nights

Cover for A THOUSAND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

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One of my favorite parts of the book publishing process is seeing the cover for the first time. It’s the first chance I get to experience my book the way the consumer does.

A Thousand Sleepless Nights releases in October and is a book I’m very excited about. It’s about a woman battling cancer while at the same time fighting regrets about her past, the kind of mother she was, the wife she was. It’s about a husband desperately trying to support his wife and heal the wounds that have never fully mended. It’s about a family torn apart by neglect and bitterness.

If you’ve ever been touched by cancer, either personally or through a family member, relative, friend, or neighbor, this book is for you.

This is a book you can pass along to your mother, your grandmother, your daughter, your sister (or father, grandfather, son, or brother).

Being a cancer survivor myself much of the inspiration for the story was drawn from my own experiences, my own emotional blueprint, my own questions and fears and depression, and ultimately, my own hope and faith that God truly is bigger than anything we face here on earth.

Mark your calendars for October; follow this blog; like us on Facebook. You don’t want to miss this one.

About michaelkingbooks

I write stories of faith and family, love and loss, heartache and triumph. Here I blog about faith, relationships, and genuine living.

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5 thoughts on “Cover for A THOUSAND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS”

  1. Mike,
    I LOVE the cover. I can tell this is one I’m going to have to stock up on the Kleenex for. Can’t wait.

    Posted by thepottersclayhsa | March 28, 2012, 9:35 am
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  2. great cover, can’t wait to read it

    Posted by markbuzard | March 28, 2012, 10:44 am
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  3. Intriguing cover – the riderless horse and title combine to catch the interest.
    Excelsior!

    Posted by loishudson | March 28, 2012, 12:53 pm
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  4. Having grown up on a farm with lots of horses I find the cover awesome and can’t wait to see how it relates to the story. Wonderful title.
    Love that you are branching out. Mike. This should be fun! And lots of work.
    Blessings,
    Jill

    Posted by Jillian Kent | March 28, 2012, 8:52 pm
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  5. This looks great, Mike!! I look forward to reading this! If this is based on your experience, it has to be good. And I mean that is the nicest, most appropriate way!

    Posted by peterwilliam | April 10, 2012, 6:10 am
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What readers are saying about A THOUSAND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS . . .

I have not been so deeply and utterly moved by a book in a very long time. A Thousand Sleepless Nights is a powerful and gripping novel that moved me greatly.
--Susan S.

A Thousand Sleeples Nights left me speechless as my heart and mind reconciled dealing with the trauma of cancer and a lifetime of regrets and finding God in the midst of it all. Sometimes a diagnosis of cancer can be God’s redemption.
--Jill J.

An emotionally steeped blessing of a story. One that pulled at my heart with one hand while holding a convicting mirror in the other.
--John U.

Great job. I hope and pray this book does for others what it did for me.
--Terri C.

I read A Thousand Sleepless Nights twice because it was that good. A very emotional story of a dysfunctional family, cancer, redemption and healing.
--Pat R.

I can really see how [this book] will be a blessing to many who have to face the devestation of cancer and loss.
--Tina H.

A Thousand Sleepless Nights will tug at your deepest emotions as it unfolds the evil of cancer and the power of relationships. The characters are endearing, real and relatable, as is the true battles they fight: illness, apathy, love, commitment and balancing life. King's novel strikes a vein, and sends hope to the heart of the matter--a fine read for anyone in need of healing.
--Donnalynn D.

This is a stirring novel that paints a great picture of cancer and its effects on not only those who have it, but their families and friends.
--Mark B.

A Thousand Sleepless Nights moved me so deeply I could not leave it alone until I’d read it completely. This bittersweet tale of illness--both physical and emotional--and the way lives are ultimately changed by its effects makes it a story for everyone, especially for those struggling to find forgiveness and healing.
--Claudette W.

A Thousand Sleepless Nights is a novel that touches you on a deep emotional level. It is a beautiful story about surviving, suffering, and what the true meaning of love is and how cancer, while devastating, can pull together a family torn apart by a past of neglect. A beautiful masterpiece!
--Joshua R.

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