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The book Omaha by Susan Brown is being reviewed positively on Amazon!
Book readers are going to love this news. Omaha a contemporary romance by Susan Brown is being reviewed as a great read on Amazon.com and Goodreads.com. Omaha tells the story of Joe Sullivan who is filled with grief from his childhood when his brother passed.
A spokesperson for the author stated that “the book Omaha has just been released in print and is available online and directly from the publisher at http://www.shhpublishing.com.” They went on to add that the book is currently on sale on amazon as well.
“The book carries the reader straight through from beginning to end” one reviewer raved. Another review claimed “I could not put the book down until it was finished.” A reviewer on Amazon stated “the story is captivating from the first pages which is a big challenge when the book is not very long.
I would recommend this story.”
Haunted by a tragedy more than a decade old Joe Sullivan returns to his childhood home of Omaha on a quest to find forgiveness and to find a way to banish the past only to discover that endings are not just endings. They also signify new beginnings.
For more information visit http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JBMM0GA
About Susan Brown:
Susan Brown is in her early 30′s and grew up in New York City. She attended Columbia University.
Susan Brown enjoys working on characters for her short stories and plot lines while sipping coffee in Central Park on her favorite bench. She claims that the buzz of people around her contributes to her creativity. Other favorite places to compose stories include Grand Central Terminal riding the Metro during off-peak times and in the lobby of the Plaza Hotel.
Oftentimes she is inspired by people she interacts with or observes out in the world and very much incorporates scenarios and characteristics into her writing. Sometimes story lines occur naturally as though the universe is giving her a present. Other times she struggles for days or weeks to map out a story.
To combat writer’s block and other common ails that seem to plague artists Susan Brown turns to long walks and of course chocolate. The best walks are those where she gets on a train and randomly selects a stop. Many surprising shops and late-night diners (and characters for that matter) have been discovered this way.
Susan Brown loves New York City and all of the people that find refuge here. She maintains close friendships with those she grew up with and is very active with her local writer’s group. Her hobbies include traveling to far-flung destinations to soak up local culture and she has never missed an opportunity to try out her skills as an aspiring photographer.
Susan Brown keeps a small notebook with her at all times to jot down random thoughts that occur to her throughout the day.
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Company Name: Shh Publishing
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Website: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JBMM0GA
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