Bestselling West Virginia Author Announces First Traditionally Published Book (and Sells It)

BECKLEY, W.Va. — SD Smith, author of the independently published Green Ember series, announces the first traditionally published book with Harvest House.

The Found Boys is a thrilling, nostalgic buddy adventure about friendship and forgiveness. It will make you laugh, cry, and spark crucial conversations about loving your neighbor.

SD Smith, in partnership with Christianbook.com, offered a signed edition for the first 500 orders and the set sold out within hours. Due to demand, additional copies are being offered for a limited time.

The book comes out in September and as a pre-order bonus, readers can download it for free The boys found audiobook and activity pack, including a discussion guide, plus a download of the first chapter. Details here.

It’s easy to find examples of conflict, bitterness, and hatred everywhere, and many parents are happy to eat from this septic snack bar and feed their children there. But not you. You love your children and you want to give them good nourishing food, good food for their souls. This book, The boys foundis for you. It’s a gripping adventure about friendship and forgiveness. Like The Green Ember, it began in my home as a gift to my children. It’s a new story with an old soul, from my home to yours. -SD Smith, author

This first traditionally published book is SD Smith’s 14th overall. Warren, the intellectual property development company founded by Smith, continues to publish his works, including his latest, Jack Zulu and the Girl with the Golden Wings.

The boys found is available at Christianbook, Amazon, Walmart, Target and more.

SD Smith lives in Grandview, West Virginia with his wife and four children.