Begging Books for Fun and Fund Raising
Please forgive me if this is duplicated--I try not to do that too often, although I am trying to get the word out on these good causes.
I’d like to ask everyone to considering spreading the word about two books that raise money for worthy causes:
All the proceeds from sales of Smoky Days and Sleepless Nights: A Century or So With the Albion Fire Department go to, yes, the Albion Fire Department. We’re expecting delivery of a pumper-tanker in about a month, so the money could help equip the new truck, or help with any number of other expenses. Our fire department history is illustrated, but is still only $9.95 in print-and like all our books, can be ordered directly on my website:
http://markrhunter.com/books.html
There are copies at the fire station, the Brick Ark Inn, and the Noble Art Gallery, and it’s also available for $2.99 on Kindle:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DQ5NCXS
I’d like to give the fire department a nice Christmas present of a check for this year’s sales, and I hope both history buffs and firefighting fans will get something out of Smoky Days.
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Half of the proceeds for my humor-adventure novel, The No-Campfire Girls, go toward the upkeep and continued operation of Camp Latonka, Emily’s former Girl Scout camp in southeast Missouri. It’s only $5.00 anywhere good books are sold-well, anywhere this good book is sold-and just 99 cents on Kindle:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00K3OS35C
The main character in The No-Campfire Girls is Beth Hamlin, a major supporting character in my novels Storm Chaser and The Notorious Grant, who also has a story of her own in my collection, Storm Chaser Shorts. You don’t have to read the others-The No-Campfire Girls is a standalone-but if you have, you know she’s the type who loves a good challenge and is never boring.
If you care for Scouts, firefighters, firefighting Scouts, or just a good cause in general, please: Purchase, review, retweet, repost, tell a friend, tell other camps/troops/firehouses, or maybe tag the book titles on a passing boxcar. I would suggest waiting until the boxcar comes to a stop.
