Ebook On Friendship, Betrayal And A Kitchen Gadget Released

Portland, OR based VitaVersa has announced that they have released a free 17 page pulp fiction eBook. The book is a short story about betrayal and friendship, involving a certain kitchen gadget. It is available for download through the newly launched VitaVersa website and through Facebook on https://www.facebook.com/brandvitaversa, where you can see an American and an Iranian athlete arm in arm, in a show of camaraderie.

"Our short story is a fascinating tale that will grip many people," says Freida Peters from VitaVersa. "Jon Mark, the author, did a great job at letting his imagination run wild and the story shows some of the psychology behind friendship. He does this in quite a fun way, involving a particular kitchen gadget. I don't want to spoil it, so I encourage everyone to download the free eBook and find out for themselves."

The company is also encouraging people to like their Facebook page. This will give them an opportunity to talk about the book and what they have learned from it. Some have already said that they love the presentation picture of the two athletes, joining two nationalities and religions in brotherhood. While the story itself isn't actually about that, readers feel it is a good analogy to describe what happens in the book. At just 17 pages, it makes for a quick and easy read.

A key factor in the book is the kitchen gadget. VitaVersa is perhaps best known for their highly popular bamboo cutting board and serving tray, which is available at http://amzn.to/1Q8UXp0. The board is currently available at a special offer, where customers can received a 66% discount by entering coupon code TWJLBDWU at checkout.

VitaVersa would like to point out that those who download the eBook and purchase the cutting board will have the opportunity to really live the story in the book itself. The eBook is available for download through Facebook or the company's own website at http://www.vitaversa.com/e-book/. "We also want to ask anyone who reads the book to let us know what they thought about it," adds Freida Peters. "It is also a great way to show support for a new author."