An Orphan's Tale: Hard Knox Chronicles Novel Achieves #1 Barnes and Noble Bestseller Status in Adoption and #4 in Parenting and #1 New Release in Parenting and #3 in Parenting & Relationships

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - July 8, 2024 - PRLog -- Media Contact: Stefanie Savell
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Colorado Phoenix Project Announces the Release of the #1 Barnes and Noble Bestseller Novel An Orphan's Tale: Hard Knox Chronicles to Raise Awareness of Foster Child Care

An Orphan's Tale: Hard Knox Chronicles Novel Achieves #1 Barnes and Noble Bestseller Status in Adoption and #4 in Parenting and #1 New Release in Parenting and #3 in Parenting & Relationships

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (Date) – The Colorado Phoenix Project announces the release of An Orphan's Tale, the first novel in the Hard Knox Chronicles series by B.T. Cox on Thursday, June 26, 2024, which achieved #1 Barnes and Noble Bestseller status in the Adoption category, #4 Bestseller status in Parenting, #19 Bestseller status in Parenting & Relationships category, and #1 New Release in the Parenting category and #3 in the Parenting & Relationships category. The book and the Colorado Phoenix Project aims to bring awareness and resources to religious organizations, orphanages and foster care facilities.

"This book shines a difficult light on what far too many orphans experience. I am grateful that this book brings awareness to the needs so many are facing, and I'm convinced those who've never known this segment of our society can relate and choose to make a difference," says Tom Ziglar, CEO, Ziglar, Inc., proud son of Zig Ziglar.

BOOK SUMMARY:

Step into the world of the unplanned, unwanted, and unprepared life of an orphan boy in the foster care system.

Twist your mind around The Orphan's exhausting pace to outrun the demons of his past while holding out hope to survive. With a future at stake, this epic tale is a modern-day battle between good and evil for the soul of a boy looking for refuge and redemption from his life of solitude and sin.

Can this new family keep it together as The Orphan uses every tool in his arsenal to push them away or will they be able to give him the one thing that has eluded him his whole life—a permanent family?

B.T. Cox says, "The best way to help is to get started helping."

"As the founder of the Colorado Phoenix Project, I couldn't be prouder to share the plight of those we aim to lift up and support with our programs and efforts. An Orphan's Tale vividly describes the experiences of those in our organization's workforce development and mentorship programs and our Camp Kid Confidence initiative, where every kid can find the hero within themselves," Michael Wilkinson, Chairman of the Board, Colorado Phoenix Project says.

An Orphan's Tale: Hard Knox Chronicles [ISBN 979-8-9906488-2-1] is available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and booksellers everywhere.

100% of the proceeds from the sales of this book will be donated to support the efforts of the Colorado Phoenix Project.

For more information about An Orphan's Tale: Hard Knox Chronicles, go to https://www.ColoradoPhoenixProject.org.

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About Colorado Phoenix Project

The Colorado Phoenix Project aims to be a leader in assisting our nation's underprivileged youth through our systematic approach and developmental and apprenticeship programs.

For seven years, we have set the foundation to provide:

* Physical fitness and mental wellness programs

* Financial and workforce solution programs

* Awareness and resources for rehabilitation and self-reliance

Professionals from all walks of life have come together to provide the donations needed for our participants to get scholarships for various types of programs.

All proceeds from the sales of this book will be donated to support The Colorado Phoenix Project and its efforts.

As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, your donations help rehabilitative efforts, camaraderie, and community development. By focusing on the mentorship of our youth, we believe The Colorado Phoenix Project and its programs will have a major impact on the communities it serves.

To learn more about The Colorado Phoenix Project, go to https://coloradophoenixproject.org/.