Book Proceeds Go To Charity Work In Africa

Jan. 3, 2013 - PRLog -- At the beginning of 2012, author M.T.Graves declared that all the profits he made on his novel People In The Curtains would be donated to the starving people in Samolia. He felt he needed to act in some way to help relieve the suffering in that area of the world and challenged other authors to do the same. True to his word, he instructed his publishing house (Featherwood Publishing) to send a check to Catholic Relief Services in the total amount of his 2012 earnings.

Catholic Relief Services works worldwide, providing education, resources and health treatments of diseases throughout the third world in 100 different countries. 94% of all donations are used in the field. They have been doing this work for over 70 years and is one of the best humanitarian relief agencies on the planet. In 2013, CRS expects to help more than 100 million suffering and desperate children, women and men. Mr. Graves encourages others to open their hearts and offer assistance as well.

People In The Curtains is the story of a young boy who survives a near death experience and finds he can now see into the next world. His artistic abilities have greatly improved and he is able to sketch the visions he reluctantly comes upon. A crime against his mother ensues and only with the help of these visions can the detective in charge solve the case.

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