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Secret Book Sale

... and so much for the secret.

Almost every single paperback and Kindle edition book on Amazon is now discounted. You should go check it out and see what books you've had on your reading to-do list and get them now.

Go to: Charles Miske Author Page

Sorry, no additional discounts on this great selling dystopian young adult zombie fiction


You owe it to yourself to check it out and get one of my books at a great discount.

Lowest prices yet on Summit Success Training
Five Star Review for Summit Success: Training for Hiking, Mountaineering, and Peak BaggingI felt the conviction of the author that he believes in every one of us and our ability to train for hiking, mountaineering, and peak bagging (to borrow from the title!). The book is loaded with good pictures that helped me to see what he meant by certain exercises and equipment, and it also has helpful charts that we can use to track our progress and set goals. He's used the knowledge he's gained over many years of training and climbing and mountaineering to put together a great and do-able plan to help us enjoy the same adventures he's been sharing with us in his books. I love how he'll share tidbits of his adventures and how they apply to what he's explaining at the moment. Many manuals like this are dry reading but I found this one to be interesting all the way to the end.

Thanks everyone for all the purchases of my books on Amazon, all the great reviews, and I hope that you are able to learn and grow from my honest and heartfelt tales taken from my own adventures and training programs.
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