The Million-Dollar Sticky Note - Procter, R. Lee
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Is it ever too late for a miracle? If Joe Dolan has his way he won't be around for Christmas. While the streets are bustling with holiday shoppers and good cheer, Joe sits alone in a bar and contemplates the end. Estranged from his daughter, divorced from his wife and cheated out of his business, Joe drowns his memories in whiskey and regret, convinced this will be his last night on Earth. But . . . what's this? A mysterious note scrawled on his cocktail napkin hints that someone knows what Joe has in mind-and wants to offer him a second chance. And Joe, on the brink of ending it all, decides to take it.…mehr

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Is it ever too late for a miracle? If Joe Dolan has his way he won't be around for Christmas. While the streets are bustling with holiday shoppers and good cheer, Joe sits alone in a bar and contemplates the end. Estranged from his daughter, divorced from his wife and cheated out of his business, Joe drowns his memories in whiskey and regret, convinced this will be his last night on Earth. But . . . what's this? A mysterious note scrawled on his cocktail napkin hints that someone knows what Joe has in mind-and wants to offer him a second chance. And Joe, on the brink of ending it all, decides to take it.
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R. Lee Procter is a writer and storyteller who works in the location-based entertainment industry. In 2018, the Themed Entertainment Association bestowed the title "Master of the Craft" on him for his work on more than a hundred projects, including The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield, Illinois. His books with Black Rose Writing are: Sugarball, about Negro League Baseball, Claude Monet Designs Yankee Stadium - A Love Story, a funny and poignant romantic romp, and Sanity Clause, a droll update on Dickens' A Christmas Carol. With Prosperity, Pennsylvania, he's reaching for something more --a book that makes readers understand just how powerful they are to create the world they want. He lives in California and for fun collects classic movies, especially silent films.