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Howie Sanders and Keya Khayatian, my film agents, have worked<br />

with me for years, and I owe much of my success to their hard<br />

work.<br />

Jennifer Romanello, my publicist at Grand Central Publishing, has<br />

worked with me on every novel I’ve written, and I consider<br />

myself lucky for all she does.<br />

Edna Farley, my other publicist, is professional and diligent, and<br />

is fabulous at helping to make my tours run smoothly. Thank you.<br />

Scott Schwimer, my entertainment attorney, is not only a friend,<br />

but also exceptional at negotiating the finer points of my contracts.<br />

I’m honored to work with you.<br />

Abby Koons and Emily Sweet, a couple of cohorts at Park Literary<br />

Group, deserve my thanks for all they do with my foreign<br />

publishers, my website, and any contracts that come my way.<br />

You’re the best.<br />

Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey, who did a terrific job as the<br />

producers of Dear John, deserve my thanks for the work they did. I<br />

appreciate the care they showed the project.<br />

Likewise Adam Shankman and Jennifer Gibgot, the producers of<br />

The Last Song, were terrific to work with. Thanks for all you did.<br />

Courtenay Valenti, Ryan Kavanaugh, Tucker Tooley, Mark<br />

Johnson, Lynn Harris, and Lorenzo di Bonaventura all showed<br />

great passion for the films adapted from my novels, and I want to<br />

thank you all for everything you’ve done.<br />

Thanks also to Sharon Krassney, Flag, and the team of copyeditors<br />

and proofreaders who had to work late evenings to get this novel<br />

ready to print.<br />

Jeff Van Wie, my screenwriting partner on The Last Song, deserves<br />

my thanks for his passion and effort in crafting screenplays, along<br />

with his friendship.

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