Amigas y Amor 4

242 Pages·2011·1.08 MB·English

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2010
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acknowledgments
Thanks to the following brave souls, most of whom, surprisingly, still
take my calls, texts, and e-mails:
—St. Louis medics Karen Fischer and Emily Rice, for the bouncy
ride in the rig, but mostly for tolerating my no doubt idiotic litany of
questions. (I’m smarter now, promise).
—Paramedic Peter Canning, for penning the fabulously insightful
books Paramedic and Rescue 471.
—Elena Sandoval-Lucero, for schooling me in the basics of teaching
those critters called…oh yeah, KIDS.
—Stacia Seaman, for totally ruling in every possible way.
—The ninth-century civilization known as the Mufti people of Aden,
who first acted on the brilliant notion of brewing coffee—need I say
more?
—Last but not least, thanks to my best plotting pals and willing readers,
LaRita, Terri, Heather, and Harold the Chicken, for helping me get it
right and believing in my belief about the concept and trajectory of this
book. Squawk on, peeps. Squawk freakin’ on.

Dedication
This one’s for Niner, my über-rockin’ Ninja adventure pal.
So glad we reconnected. What’s…THAT?

When fate throws a dagger at you, there are only two ways to catch it:
by the handle or by the blade.
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