Upcoming Plans for Heart of Steel: Based on a True Story

Just a quick post to let everyone know what's going on with future plans for my book Heart of Steel.
BOOK REVIEWERS! If you are a book reviewer and would to receive a reviewers copy of Heart of Steel, please contact my PR firm, Allen Media Strategies and request one.
Contact: shaili@allenmediastrategies.com. 

BOOK CLUBS! - Recommend and order Heart of Steel for your book club. In exchange the author Kevin D. Miller will attend a book signing and question/discussion session for your club. Everyone will also receive a free bookmark and a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card. Contact: webmilleraz@gmail.com

 Plans for an Audio Book are in the works. Hoping to launch the audio book by Summer 2020.

 I am currently working on writing the screenplay for a feature film for Heart of Steel. My plans are to begin pitching the screenplay sometime next year.

 Kicking around the idea of creating a Podcast version of Heart of Steel. Will keep everyone posted as this idea develops.

 Sales of Heart of Steel are going well on Amazon. I just recently added the paperback version of Heart of Steel to the Barnes & Noble website. Links are below:

 Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/0578531615

 B&N: www.barnesandnoble.com/w/heart-of-steel-kevin-d-miller/1133922386?ean=9780578609829

 Heart of Steel is receiving rave reviews on Amazon, Goodreads and Reader's Favorite. A Kirkus review is due to arrive by December 2nd. Check out some the reviews of what people are saying on the website here: heartofsteelbook.com/reviews.html

 Check out the website to listen to podcasts of interviews I did recently on Extreme Genes and Voice America Radio and also read some of the articles written about myself and Heart of Steel along with other news: heartofsteelbook.com/news.html

 Purchase a personalized autographed copy of Heart of Steel by visiting heartofsteelbook.com/.

 Happy Reading!

 Kevin
In the early morning hours of September 13, 1920, a tragic murder takes place at the Pulchalski farmhouse in Southington, Ohio. Twelve-year-old Stanley desperately runs along a dusty country road sent by his mother to fetch the Sheriff. An infamous scandal unfolds over the next several weeks taking Stanley and his siblings on a harrowing journey through a notorious orphanage and an incredible attempt to escape. Finding true love is Stanley's only hope to finally come to terms with the torment of his tragic past. The story is based on true events in the life of Stanley William Miller. It inspires the heart on how a young man’s devotion to his family pushes him beyond impossible odds and testifies to the perseverance of the human spirit.

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