Blog #45; UNDER OLD GLORY, YA fiction book, available for FREE as an audiobook at Audible and other outlets; also, if you prefer the ebook, get it for FREE for the next two days

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Under Old Glory, the novella about faith, war, and love, is available for FREE to all, but is perfect for a Young Adult audience and YA educators looking for both literature and American history texts for their students to study.  It is available for FREE as an ebook for the next two days and if you contact me at provocanyonreview@gmail.com I will give you your own promo code to access the audiobook for free. (while supplies last)  I promise I will not use your email for any other purpose than giving you a promo code for the FREE audiobook.



If you are interested in YA historical fiction, and are interested in the LDS faith, this may be the book for you.

Enjoy the FREE book or audiobook.

Chris 

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