Almost a Century’s Worth of Lifelong Experiences, Author Remembers and Gives All

World War II veteran, teacher, and author Hugh Rayment launches his 10th book, “Joey,” portraying a young man in pursuit of a meaningful purpose. The 93-year old novelist is known to draw scenes from his own life experiences and relives some of the significant ones in his works.  Both moving and innocent in equal measures, “Joey” will inspire you to believe in the innate goodness and kindness of people despite the momentary backslides.

The story is set in a farming community. Hitting home on the essence of all things human, this book serves as a constant reminder to always find meaning in doing. To repeat and insist, to find courage in the present, and to reserve hope for the future.
 
Rayment takes pride in being the storyteller of his family. He’s one of the seven kids raised by his father, who was a practicing architect, and his mother, who came from an affluent family and was highly-educated. In their household, he recalls lying down all five of them on bed while his siblings ask him to tell them a story.
 
“Joey” is a culmination of memories and reflections depicted in a roundabout way through intimate dialogues and gnawing dilemmas that most of us have been through, at one point in our lives.
 
Joey
Hugh Rayment
Paperback | $15.99
Hardcover | $20.00
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com
 
About the Author
Hugh Rayment is a decorated war veteran who received the Holland Medal as part of his role in the liberation of Netherlands. As an author, he has had a prolific career and has written ten books to dater. He draws inspiration from his ten decades’ worth of memories and experiences. In all his years spent in war, he finds peace in writing and being with family.

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