Went by Barnes and Noble @ San Jose Blvd to see the front window display. What a great poster and display by Grace and her staff. Signing is 15 October from 2-4 pm, come on out it is going to be a blast.
THE FLORIDA TIMES-UNION MENTIONS FEEDING THE ENEMY BOOK SIGNING
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR ENDORSES FEEDING THE ENEMY
FEEDING THE ENEMY BOOK LOFT SIGNING WAS A HIT
The weather was perfect and so were the people that came out to support. Thanks for all the support and I can’t wait for the next signing.
FEEDING THE ENEMY IS IN THE ITALIAN PRIMO MAGAZINE
Feeding the Enemy will be in the next issue of Primo Magazine. Check out the banner on their web site.
FEEDING THE ENEMY MENTIONED IN BOOKLOFT SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER
Looking forward to another book signing on 24 September from 1pm-4pm @ the Bookloft in Amelia Island. http://conta.cc/2cfOITW
FEEDING THE ENEMY MAKES THE FRONT PAGE OF LOCAL PAPER
The local paper did a front page article in the Leisure section about J. R. Sharp’s guest appearance at the Amelia Island Museum of History. Over 60 people attended the lecture about his newly released book Feeding the Enemy. http://bit.ly/2beyImv.
MILITARY OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (MOAA) POSTS BOOK IN MAGAZINE AND WEBSITE.
Member Books for August 2016
Feeding the Enemy. By Cmdr. J.R. Sharp, USN (Ret). Koehler Books. ISBN 978-1-63393-250-0.
Feeding the Enemy is based on the true story of an Italian family’s determination to survive in the face of evil during World War II. It is a story of perseverance, ingenuity, and love. This book captures the spirit of survivability against all odds and provides the reader with an appreciation of what Europeans went through during the war.
The Zucchet family is faced with the destruction of their farm and the annihilation of all their family members by the Germans and Pro-Fascist supporters during World War II. The family patriarch and World War I veteran, Pietro, uses elaborate hiding places to store food and valuables and diversion techniques to distract the enemy during their many visits to the farm. He does whatever it takes to prevent the same fate as so many families in the war-torn area. Pietro’s daughter, Catherina, makes a remarkable journey from young woman to wife and then mother of two while avoiding the same enemy. Woven into the tapestry of this novel is the story of her love and life within the terror of war with a soldier named Gino. The story follows his constant battles while serving in the Italian Royal Army and how he became a resistant freedom fighter battling his way back to her and their love.
– See more at: http://www.moaa.org/Content/Publications-and-Media/Member-Books/Member-Books-for-August-2016.aspx#sthash.TshO5uee.dpuf
Columbia Review Weighs in on Feeding the Enemy
“There’s passion and romance, life and death, suspense and lust, all told with an underlying sense of foreboding and hope, which the author applies at just the right measure. Feeding the Enemy is a well written and inspiring novel that’s not only heartfelt, but also sophisticated and thought provoking in the best tradition of the greatest historical novels. Well done!” – The Columbia Review
As you can imagine, being greeted with those words at the outset of a review by the esteemed Columbia Review of Books & Film was nothing less than thrilling!
Here is the review in its entirety – pleased and proud to share this and grateful to the editorial board for their kind words… [Read more…] about Columbia Review Weighs in on Feeding the Enemy
