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Monday, March 9, 2015

Book Blast Charity: We Go On



Book Genre: Charity Anthology, Veterans

Publisher: Indie

Release Date: March 9, 2015 

Buy Link(s): Amazon | Barnes and Noble

Book Description:

The poems and stories included in this anthology, written by various authors, tell of veterans outside of war, of how their sacrifice of service changed their lives long after the war was over. Although some of the messages of the sacrifices of war are sadly timeless, they speak of unsung heroes, and I say unsung because nothing we could ever do for them would ever be enough to say thank you for all they gave. With that said, with these poems and stories, we will give what we can. 100% of the profits made will go to charities for veterans.

To all who have served and to all of those who love them, we offer our undying gratitude because it is all we truly have to give you for your sacrifices, told and untold. So, we give what we can to honor you, to say thank you, and to, in some small way, give back. Although it could never be enough, a million thanks or a million dollars, we pray we can help some of the many who have given so much, so selflessly, and then suffered even as they fought another battle, the battle to go on…

Table of Contents: 

We Go On
An Enemy That Haunts My Mind by Alan W. Jankowski 
Wailing Wall by Judith Turner-Yamamoto 
A Soldier’s Dream by Steve Morse 
No Man Left Behind by Terry Rozum 
Waging Peace by Kelly Talbot 
Just a Humble Hero by John Hansen 
Dead Man Walking by Robin Merrill 
That Time We Brought Some Veterans Down to Mexico by Evan Harris 
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder by Gregory Roorda 
The Demons Will Someday Die by Shruti Fatehpuria 
To Love Again by Anita Stienstra 
Journey of a Hidden Life by Julie Seedorf 
She - A Brutal Truth by Liberty Samantha Michael 
The Mind of a Shrimp by Robert E. Bergmann 
Exit Wounds by Lana Bella 
Not Perfect, Still a Hero by Jason W. Huschle 
Shadows of the Past by SL Berg 
Finding 'Peace with Honor' by Robert Morgan 
A Soldier’s Cry by Kelley Hutchison 
Coming Back To Life by Kiki Howell 
My Dad, My Hero by Stephen Quinn 
We Go On 



Please help support this cause - All Proceeds Go To 
Charity. You can help by purchasing the book, bravelets 
or custom designs at the links below and share with 
your friends and family.

Charities Include but are not limited to: 

Project Homefront, PTSD

Check Some Fun Other Ways We’ve Come Up With In Our Crusade to Support 
Veterans

All Profits Go To Veteran’s Charities!!!! 


Bravelets – Bracelets that remind to “Be Brave” with donations going to PTSD Awareness 



Get The Anthology Cover on Shirts, Mugs, Buttons, etc at CafĂ© Press 




Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Book Blast: Mistress of the Wind + Giveaway








By: Michelle Diener

New Adult/Sci-Fi Fantasy

Paperback, 342 pages

Expected publication: December 19th 2

Bjorn needs to find a very special woman . . .

The fate of his people, and his own life, depends on it. But when he does find her, she is nothing like he imagined, and may just harbor more secrets than he does himself.

Astrid has never taken well to commands. No matter who issues them . . .

She's clashed her whole life with her father, and now her lover, the mysterious man who comes to her bedroom in darkness and disappears to guard his mountain by day as a bear, is finding it out the hard way. And when he's taken by his enemies, no one is prepared for Astrid's response.

It is never wise to anger the mistress of the wind . . .

A captivating and magical adult retelling of the fairy tale East of the Sun, West of the Moon.


A Word from the Author:

Mistress of the Wind is based on the fairy tale East of the Sun, West of the Moon. It's a fairy tale I've loved since I was a child, but it wasn't until I started seriously researching the origins and mythology of East of the Sun, West of the Moon in preparation for writing Mistress of the Wind that I discovered what a unique fairy tale it is in many respects.