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COVER REVEAL: Resist by Emily Ann Putzke

I am thrilled that today, I have the honor of participating in the cover reveal for Emily Ann Putzke's new novel: Resist.  I have been following her blog for some time, and I have to say that I am pretty excited about this book.  But don't just take my word for it.  Read about it for yourself!


Resist Synopsis:

Munich, Germany 1942—Hans Scholl never intended to get his younger sister involved in an underground resistance. When Sophie Scholl finds out, she insists on joining Hans and his close friends in writing and distributing anti-Nazi leaflets entitled, The White Rose. The young university students call out to the German people, begging them to not allow their consciences to become dormant, but to resist their tyrannical leader and corrupt government. Hans knows the consequences for their actions—execution for committing high treason—but firm in his convictions, he’s prepared to lose his life for a righteous cause. Based on a true story, Hans, Sophie and all the members of The White Rose resistance group will forever inspire and challenge us to do what is right in the midst of overwhelming evil.


Now are you ready to see the cover?  Yes?  Okay...here it is:






There are so many things I like about this cover.  I think it looks SO GOOD.  And I can't wait to read this book. It makes it's release in February seem so far away, doesn't it? (although you can preorder it now, if you want).


About The Author:

Emily Ann Putzke is a young novelist, historical reenactor, and history lover. You can learn more about Emily and her books at www.authoremilyannputzke.com and www.facebook.com/authoremilyannputzke




And now that you want to buy the book as well, here is the information that you need:

Available in paperback and ebook on February 22nd, 2016

Pre-order the ebook on Amazon

Add to Goodreads

  Check it out!!!!
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  1. Erudessa ArandurielDecember 1, 2015 at 9:27 AM

    OH MY GOODNESS!!!!! I am definitely going to get my hands on this book ASAP!!! Sophie Scholl was an AMAZING girl and she is one of my heroes!!

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