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First Book Sale of March - Elbrus in Germany

Yes, my first Kindle Book of March, Elbrus Race 2013, in Germany of all places. Imagine that?



It's Elbrus Race 2013, available on Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Prime Kindle Lending Library (Borrow for Free from your Kindle, or you'll be charged, okay?)

It's the story of my adventure to Elbrus in September of 2013 for the Elbrus Race, a sporadically annual (that means it skips a few years here and there due to politics and weather, etc) Skyrunning Race (skyrunning is a sport of fast vertical ascent often including rock, snow, glacier and ice climbing).

I took my friend, protege, and padowan Todd Gilles, a champion figure skater and coach who I helped train for this event. It's a great story of teamwork, bonding, support, mentoring, and friendship. As a bonus, Kilian Jornet makes several appearances, as we were in the same hut at basecamp.

Go get your copy today, and leave a review. If you do and fill out the FORM HERE I'll send you a signed 8x10 cover print. My small thanks for sharing your honest opinion.

Elbrus Race 2013 - Seven Summits Quest by Charles Miske





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