December 16, 2006

Interview on Inside Scoop Live

Just a quick note to let everybody know that I recently did an interview with Gayle Campbell of Inside Scoop Live.  The interview is available at my author's page, and you can listen to the it at:

http://www.insidescooplive.com/author-pages/Marshall-Rob-reading-interview.html

God bless,

Rob

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Dec 16, 2006 2:30:09 PM | Christian

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