In January, a local woman named Sharon reached out to author [Author’s Name], whose book “Loon Point” had not yet been released, asking if she would like to attend her book club. [Author’s Name] was a bundle of nerves but agreed to attend.
The night of Sharon’s book club arrived, and [Author’s Name] drove to Sharon’s house in suburbia, where she saw many cars parked outside and people walking down the street, headed to Sharon’s house carrying book bags. [Author’s Name] realized that all these folks had come to Sharon’s house to hear about her book. Sharon had made name tags because, as it turned out, this was not really an established book club after all. Sharon had just moved into her new home and decided to start a book club.
[Author’s Name] had always been an avid reader and found solace in books as a child. She was never part of any sports team and instead found her escape in reading. It wasn’t until she was almost 60 that she decided to write a novel. “Loon Point” has been doing surprisingly well, according to [Author’s Name]’s husband, Peter, who was tasked with tracking the sales numbers provided by her publisher.
The book club visit was a success, with many attendees showing interest in [Author’s Name]’s work. Although the exact location of Sharon’s house was not specified, it is clear that the event took place in Hernando County, where [Author’s Name] resides.
Originally reported by Hernando Sun
Sources: Hernando Sun
