For my Goodreads friends: If you're having a hard time thinking of meaningful Christmas gifts for people you know who care about the social, political and economic issues of our time and their connection to history, here's the deal. From Black Friday till ... we are offering two copies of "Hellraiser — Mother Jones: An Historical Novel" for the price of one (paperback or ebook) at the author's website: www.jerryash.com
At the website, the price for a paperback is $15.95 and no shipping charge if both books are sent to the same address. During the sale you get two books for $15.95. Ask for autographs at no extra charge.
Ebooks are priced at $7.95. During the sale you get two ebooks for $7.95 and they can be sent to two different email addresses at no charge.
As a novel, "Hellraiser" is a more intimate account of the iconoclastic life and times of Mary Harris Jones — known as Mother Jones to thousands — fighter for the rights of the working class and the underclass from the Civil War to the Great Depression. A study in contrasts between the goals and objectives of capitalism and democracy, the book is a journey through some of the most dramatic episodes of American history from post Civil War insurrections and riots, to the historic Chicago Fire and the rise of big business and big labor.
Most importantly, the novel brings the story of Mother Jones full circle, comparing the issues of her time to the social, political and economic troubles of the present.
At the website, the price for a paperback is $15.95 and no shipping charge if both books are sent to the same address. During the sale you get two books for $15.95. Ask for autographs at no extra charge.
Ebooks are priced at $7.95. During the sale you get two ebooks for $7.95 and they can be sent to two different email addresses at no charge.
As a novel, "Hellraiser" is a more intimate account of the iconoclastic life and times of Mary Harris Jones — known as Mother Jones to thousands — fighter for the rights of the working class and the underclass from the Civil War to the Great Depression. A study in contrasts between the goals and objectives of capitalism and democracy, the book is a journey through some of the most dramatic episodes of American history from post Civil War insurrections and riots, to the historic Chicago Fire and the rise of big business and big labor.
Most importantly, the novel brings the story of Mother Jones full circle, comparing the issues of her time to the social, political and economic troubles of the present.
For details and reviews go to:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
Get the BOGO at www.jerryash.com