Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on a very cold Monday here in Star Vegas, Monday evening. It's about 30 degrees right now. Guarantee to get a little colder. For those of you that had to deal with storms yesterday, our thoughts and prayers go out to you. It's true if I can clear my throat

here. But nevertheless some cold weather coming. I like the cold to be honest with you. I don't

like the ice. I don't like a dry cold day. I don't like a wet cold day because that leads to accidents and loss of life and damage

the property and things like that but I like the cold I like wearing my leather jacket

like wearing jeans and not all of us look good in shorts you know but but the reality

of it is it's wintertime it's true I want to thank all of you that have gone out

and bought the book The Dude.

It is doing extremely well.

And recently this past Sunday,

number four book, In It in Mississippi.

And I appreciate your support so incredibly much. I want to share those thoughts with you. And

number four behind Wright Thompson's the Barn at one, framed by John Grisham at two and Camino

goes to three and then there's the dude right there at number four and my friend Jake Kaiser

who is a she makes the list for the first time ever and ladies if you were looking for a book

that is not sports related let me encourage you to read Daffodil Hill from Jake Kaiser

she and I had a book signing

together some time ago. I was very impressed by her. I like to read my contemporaries books when I

have time, and I read her book. Just for a couple days, and Jake was a press relations agent, I guess you'd say.

Like she was, you know, she was involved with like some reality TV stars when she was in Tampa,

decided there was more to life than that.

And she moved to rural Lafayette County, Mississippi, and started a farm.

And then she wrote a book about it.

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