The Pineville Heist is a fun story about a high school student that witnesses a murder, ends up with bag of stolen bank money and is then hunted down inside his school.

Author Lee Chambers listed the title with Amazon’s Kindle Select program with a couple of free promo days in early April, and within a day The Pineville Heist was ranked #3 for all books positioned next to the Hunger Games. This lead to a massive escalating downloads up to 1100 an hour! For two days it was the #1 ranked Thriller and the #1 YA Mystery. Pretty impressive considering the book’s ranking the night before was 188,423. Over 27,000 people downloaded the book to their kindle, eReader or iPad in April. While most of those are free downloads, The Pineville Heist sold more in 8 hours than the previous 8 months on all sales channels: COMBINED. Total sales for April was 1607 books sold.

Plans are now underway to make the movie version with Twilight star Booboo Stewart (Seth Clearwater)  to star.  “The book is a great way to develop a loyal fan base for the film. I really enjoyed reading it”,  said Booboo.

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Evocative snippets of 1920-1960s Britain and Canada shine through this personal story, as one of the least known dramas of the Second World War is brought to life. Three small children are plucked from their home in Scotland, and placed indiscriminately in the home of an abusive American foster carer, by The American Committee for the Evacuation of British Children.

Through the eyes of Helen, a spirited, tormented child, we witness her bewilderment as she tries to protect herself, and her younger siblings, from the danger within their temporary home. Eventually, the authorities intervene, and the children return to Scotland.

Catapulted back after five years, to the strangeness of a home she doesn’t remember, Helen struggles to cope with more secrets, lies and abandonment.  Fear of desertion follows her into adulthood, and causes this feisty young woman, to make decisions that will significantly affect her life.

Not until she confronts her fear, and turns a spotlight on the negative emotions that control her destiny, can she step out of her past and into her present. Her own woman at last.

“I did find The Past was Always Present, very interesting and well written, and also very disturbing. Helen’s was one of the nastiest evacuee experiences I have come across, and my heart bleeds for those poor children.

It’s Helen’s triumph that she managed to make a good adult life for herself. And I greatly admire her for so lucidly recording what happened to her as an evacuee and when she came home again. It’s a book that needed to be written, and deserves to be read.”
- Jessica Mann, author ‘Out Of Harm’s Way, The Wartime Evacuation of Children from Britain’.

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