Blog #47; IN LOVE AND WAR available for FREE, both digital and audio versions from now until Veterans' Day

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 In honor of all of you who served your country, and all those who died so that we could enjoy the freedoms we hold so dear, the digital version of my World War Two novel, IN LOVE AND WAR, is available for the next three days, for FREE.


Also, if you prefer a FREE audiobook version of IN LOVE AND WAR, contact me at provocanyonreview@gmail.com. If you simply contact me at that address, I will send you a promo code that will give you access to the FREE audiobook version.  I would never divulge your contact information to a third party.  That is my promise.

Have a good Veterans' Week,

Chris

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