NYPL West Virginia Black Bears

Black Bears' Owner Bob Rich Jr. to Hold 'Looking Through Water' Book Signing

Published on January 25, 2016 under New York-Penn League (NYPL)
West Virginia Black Bears News Release


West Virginia Black Bears owner and accomplished author, BOB RICH JR., will take part in a book signing to celebrate the release of his fifth book, Looking Through Water. All proceeds of the novel's sales benefit "Project Healing Waters," an organization dedicated to the rehabilitation of our brave service men and women.

WHEN: Friday, January 29 (2-4 p.m.)

WHERE: Barnes & Nobles (University Town Center)

WHO: Black Bears owner, Bob Rich Jr.

INFORMATION: Looking Through Water is a novel that goes beyond one man's journey to self-awareness. It explores the raw emotions that make up the intricate tapestry of family structure by pulling at the threads of truth, lies and misunderstandings. In the novel, William McKay finds himself reliving his past to help his troubled grandson, Kyle, deal with the present.

All sales proceeds from the book will be donated to "Project Healing Waters," a group dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military service personnel and disabled veterans through fly fishing and associated outdoor education and activities. The book is available for purchase at Barnes & Nobles for $24.99.

An accomplished author, Rich Jr. has written four other books on his life as an avid sportsman and fisherman, including most recently The Right Angle: Tales from a Sporting Life in 2011. Looking Through Water is his first novel. For more information on all of Rich Jr's books, fans are encouraged to visit bobrichbooks.com.

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