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Honor Veterans/Remembrance Day: My NEW WWI Novel is FREE (Nov 9-11)!

Dear Friends,

As a thank-you for your friendship and support—and in honor of Veterans/Remembrance Day—I’m giving away the Kindle edition of my newly published WWI novel, The Tenth Station: A WWI Novel of Love, Courage, and the Rock of the Marne, for free.

To make this event even more special, the companion WWII novel, The Tenth Trail Mark, will also be free!

This special offer is for three days only! The free downloads will be available from midnight to midnight (PDT) this November 9th - 11th. Both books are also available with Kindle Unlimited for a limited time.

Click to download your free copies at the links below:

NEW NOVEL (WWI): The Tenth Station
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXXR4MVW

COMPANION NOVEL (WWII): The Tenth Trail Mark
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FD84QY86

These stories were inspired by true acts of courage. Sharing them this week is a small way to honor the service and sacrifice we remember on Veterans/Remembrance Day. I hope you enjoy them.

ABOUT MY NEW NOVEL: "THE TENTH STATION" (WWI)

Bastille Day—1918. When a midnight barrage along the Marne River severs every field telephone line, First Lieutenant George “Price” Hays must become the lifeline of his regiment as Paris hangs in the balance.

He alone must ride on horseback through an inferno of shellfire and mustard gas to deliver the firing coordinates that will stop the advance of thousands of German stormtroopers.

Inspired by the Medal of Honor citation for First Lieutenant George P. Hays—who rode on as seven horses fell—The Tenth Station is a gripping novel of integrity, sacrifice, and a love that becomes his only map home.

The Tenth Station is where the legend began. The companion novel, The Tenth Trail Mark, takes us to the 10th Mountain Division’s WWII campaign in Italy under General George Price Hays.

From the author Joe Looby, download your free copies today.

Thank you for being part of this journey with me,

Joe Looby

P.S. Please consider sharing this post or the download links to help honor those who served, to keep their stories alive.