New Young Adult Novel's Mysterious Cave Causes the Past and Present to Collide

The Cave by Steve McGill features a young man driven by his great-great-grandfather's example of courage in World War I

STOCKTON, Calif. (MMD Newswire) April 15, 2009 -- The Cave by Steve McGill is a story for young readers about finding courage in unlikely places.

Ian Pratt has seen the cave every day on his way home from school, but has never mustered the courage to venture inside. Ashamed of his fear, Ian loses himself in stories of bravery and adventure found in his World War I history books. His imagination is fueled by stacks of letters and photos left behind by his great-great-grandfather who served in the war. When strange things begin happening around Ian, he decides it's time to live up to his family's legacy of courage. He finally enters the cave and discovers a world that will change his life forever.

"The book seeks to provide young readers with a different perspective on war, one they rarely see in the news," McGill says. "I hope it reveals the true feelings of families and friends as they watch the most important people in their lives risking everything, every single day."

Featuring a young protagonist struggling to define the kind of man he will someday become, the book is designed for young readers who can relate to feelings of loneliness and a desire to fit in. Combining historical fact with contemporary fiction, McGill works to inform as well as entertain.

For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at coffeecraze@comcast.net. The Cave is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author
A first-time author, Steve McGill has served as an educator for the past 16 years. He holds master's degrees in multilingual education and English and resides in California with his wife of 23 years.

MEDIA CONTACT:
Steve McGill
Phone: (209) 473-3501
E-mail: coffeecraze@comcast.net
Web: www.smcgill.net

REVIEW COPIES AND INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE

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