Dr. John Hey has a website set up to take orders for signed copies.
Email announcements are being sent out to various groups to announce the publication of the book.
Five copies of his book have been sent to 3 people who host their own radio programs and have the host endorse the book on their program and give a copy away for five days to the caller who is say, number 5, 10, or 20.
Interviews have been scheduled over the next two months.
Marketing team will set up local book signings in Mississippi along with local news interviews scheduled prior to and do a follow up afterwards.

Autorentext

Dr. JOHN HEY is a board-certified physician in Family Medicine who has delivered over 1500 babies during his ongoing fifty-year practice. He is an ordained teaching elder in his local church, and lecturer in medical ethics. He lives with Nora, his wife of sixty years, in Greenwood, Mississippi. They have four children, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. He is also an army veteran, having commanded a medical unit in Vietnam in 1966-67. He was a certified flight instructor and private pilot for forty years, and is presently a Senior Aviation Medical Examiner for the FAA. He is also Board Certified in Sleep Medicine, a Charter Fellow of the American Geriatrics Society, and medical director of a local nursing home.

Klappentext

The moral uncertainty and apathy in our society to the plight of unborn children springs from the failure to identify them as real people. As a Board Certified Family Practitioner, Dr. John Hey provides numerous captivating vignettes from his fifty year-long practice of medicine, experiences that brought him to understand that these Little People are precious to God, protected by God, and deserving of being treated with the dignity, care, and legal protections afforded to all those who have already been born. All our practices and obligations toward the unborn must be constrained by this fundamental understanding. Along the way, Dr. Hey answers the hard questions about abortion and infanticide and gives a clear Gospel call to all who have been broken by sin in their treatment of the Little People.