New Military Fiction TOUGH GUY LEGENDS Helps with Loss

In his new military fiction novel, "Tough Guy Legends" (published by AuthorHouse), author Robert Cohen uses war as a framework to explore the theme of loss.

"Tough-Guy Legends" provides readers with an intimate and provocative insight into the deeper levels of self as they touch upon the core questions of relationships and the very nature of their existence.

"The reader shares these same raw, true emotions and feelings of the unsaid and for some, the unthought," Cohen says. "They may haunt them, but more so they open the readers' eyes and heart with a tearing understanding and deep reflection that can motivate them to a new level."

Although the book follows the hurt and loss experienced by soldiers at war, Cohen believes readers will identify with the book based on the daily stressors they experience at work, in relationships and in times of tragedy or loss. "I want readers to understand that whatever turmoil they are encountering, it is not unique to them," he says. "Others have gone down similar roads and survived."

"Tough Guy Legends"
By Robert Cohen
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 126 pages | ISBN 9781481749923
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 126 pages | ISBN 9781481749947
E-Book | ISBN 9781481749930
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

About the Author

Robert Cohen is a freelance writer and poet. He has a master's degree in physiology from Southern Connecticut State University and an MBA from Central Michigan University. Cohen was also a U.S. Navy corpsman with the 26th Marines in Vietnam.

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