Free Kindle Download of Forgotten Soldiers

This weekend I am offering a FREE Kindle Download of the revised and re-edited version of “Forgotten Soldiers: What Happened to Jacob Walden”

Forgotten Soldiers is a fictional account of an Air force Captain who was shot down in Vietnam in 1970 and has never returned home.  I’ve called the story a cross between a Cold War Mystery and Historical War Fiction that spans almost forty years, and as one endorsement has already stated, “…to tell any more would be a spoiler.” 

Goodreads reviews for Forgotten Soldiers

Reviews from Goodreads.com

While the book is a work of fiction and filled with what I hope provides the reader with entertainment, it is also a story that I want to use to create awareness of the Forgotten Cold War Era Veterans. It is my hope to help create awareness and not let the POW/MIA issue be forgotten, and to always remember  the pledge 

“You Are Not Forgotten.”   

The paperback version of book is available direct from me through my website link and I am also donating $2 from each purchase made from my website to the Green Beret Foundation. 

REVISED EDITION - NOW AVAILABLE

“Forgotten Soldiers: What Happened to Jacob Walden”

The revised edition of Forgotten Soldiers is now available.  With the assist of proof readers and a new editor (Ken Farmer) we have taken care of issues that were noted in the first version.The Revision did not change the story itself, only some structural and grammar concerns.

Forgotten Soldiers is a fictional account of an Air force Captain who was shot down in Vietnam in 1970 and has never returned home.  I’ve called the story a cross between a Cold War Mystery and Historical War Fiction that spans almost forty years, and as one endorsement has already stated, “…to tell any more would be a spoiler.” 

While the book is a work of fiction and filled with what I hope provides the reader with mystery, suspense, conspiracy and action, it is also a story that I want to use to create awareness of the Forgotten Cold War Era Veterans. It is my hope to help create awareness, educate and keep the POW/MIA memory and pledge “You Are Not Forgotten” alive.   

The paperback version of book is now available direct from me through my links on this blog and also through my website link.  

 

I am currently donating $2 from each purchase made from my website to the Green Beret Foundation. 

 The Kindle version is available at Amazon.

BLACK EAGLE FORCE - Another 5 Star Review

Ken Farmer and Buck Stienke continue to receive high praises and 5 Star Reviews for their Book "Black Eagle Force."  Buck and Ken will be available for book signing at the  LEXICON WRITERS CONFERENCE on July 21-22, 2012 in Denton, Texas, and will also he hosting a workshop.

OUTSTANDING 5 STAR REVIEW

KEN FARMER

July 10, 2012

5.0 out of 5 stars 

A uniquely-rich, masterpiece of storytelling

July 10, 2012 By Shaun P. Cunningham "Picto" (TX, USA)
This review is from: Black Eagle Force: Eye of the Storm

This is a novel with the power of seduction rivaled only by lust itself. Be warned that it may gently draw you in until you can't let go, whether you want to or not.

A uniquely-rich, military-action adventure novel, one of its most striking qualities is its incessant ability to deceive you into thinking you're reading some sort of factual account from the annals of American crime history.

Several underpinning stories of international conflict are told in order to provide a foundational underbelly for the existence of a US Delta Force-style of tier one, special counter-terrorist team known as the Black Eagle Force whose ultimate mission is to take down Javier Cojone, a Pablo Escobar-esque Mexican arms dealer, white slaver and drug lord. The story develops with all the requisite objectives, conflicts and antagonistic forces one would expect from a military action novel, but does so with such rich development of characters that you may ask yourself how fiction can be so convincing when it is by its very nature devoid of facts. Black Eagle Force is written with such aplomb (and never gratuitously) that you may also find yourself believing that everything written between the covers surely happened to somebody, somewhere, at sometime (or perhaps should).

"Black Eagle Force: Eye Of The Storm" is a masterpiece of storytelling and may become the surprise elite of American military novels. You don't read this book, you experience it and if you're concerned about your imaginational capacity to absorb it, don't be. Any deficit in your imagination is negated by the sheer storytelling brilliance of writers, Farmer and Stienke. Black Eagle Force is a must-read for all those who are fascinated by (or even remotely curious about) the amaranthine conflict between the international powers of good and evil within the deep, dark underworld that remains omnipresent in our every day lives.