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| Robert Child signing copies at Barnes & Noble |
I've launched a monthly drawing for an autographed copy of my book, The Lost Eleven. How do you enter? Simple, just Subscribe to my Pipeline Newsletter at the special link (landing page) and that's it. No purchase necessary.
Winners will be chosen at random on the last day of each month and the contest runs through June 2019. So spread the word far and wide.
All entrants get a second chance entry if they refer a friend who also enters the contest.
Drawing on firsthand interviews with family members and fellow soldiers, The Lost Eleven tells the complete story of these nearly forgotten soldiers, their valor in battle and their tragic end.
The Lost Eleven has received much acclaim. Like the kind words below:
“A sad, chilling work that displays a vigorous buildup and suspense.”
— Kirkus Reviews
“It is because of men like these…that I could be a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel. My success was enabled by their sacrifices. This book is a must-read.”
— Lieutenant Colonel Allen B. West, US Army (Ret.), former Congressman
“The story of the Eleven should be a reminder to all Americans that the values of duty, honor, and service are not reserved to any one race, class, or ethnicity.”
— Jim Gerlach, former Congressman
“Writes into history the forgotten African-American men who fought courageously in the Battle of the Bulge…A book that should be read by all because it speaks to the human spirit.”
— Kara Tucina Olidge, PhD, executive director, Amistad Research Center at Tulane University
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