For as long as I can remember, I’ve cherished the moments spent wandering through bookstores, or engrossed in research at the library. Being part of James Patterson and Matt Eversmann’s latest release, The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians, alongside an amazing cast of narrators, is not only such an honor, but also incredibly special.
The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians delves into the true stories of the extraordinary individuals who enrich our libraries and bookstores daily. It’s a tribute to those who, with a single recommendation, can open up new worlds to us.
Here’s just a glimpse of the many heartwarming exchanges in this book between patrons and our book heroes:
“My goal, my passion, is to become a special kind of matchmaker – matching people with books.” – Kelly Moore, librarian
“‘I haven’t read in years.’ … We know just how to help. We hand the long-lost reader a new book and the world opens up again.” – Exchange between library patron and bookseller
“‘I’ll never forget the day I met you,‘ the woman tells me. She smiles. ‘You have changed my life.’“ – Library patron to her local librarian
“Making these personal connections is so important. It’s not about selling books; it’s about making a community.” – Suzanne Lucey, bookseller
Heartfelt thanks to P.J. Ochlan and Hachette Audio for the opportunity to be a part of this treasure trove of stories. The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians: True Stories of the Magic of Reading is now available on Audible, Amazon and wherever you get your books.
Colorado Territory. June 1869. A young woman disguised as a man. A bounty hunter hiding his identity. A dangerous war criminal pretending to be one of South Park’s own. A love that will no longer be denied. This ain’t no ordinary rodeo, folks – this is Colorado Cowboys, Book Four. So excited to celebrate the audiobook release of 
Susan Hanfield 