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Author of Heartfelt Romance &

Avid Chocolate Lover

Susan Berry

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Coming November
2023

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Promise Of The Heart

What Readers are Saying: 

"I absolutely fell in love with this book. I can't put it down. What a beautiful story. The characters will definitely capture and keep your attention. I feel it is definitely a great read, and I am excited to find more reads from this author!" Tammy

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“I love this series by this author! The main character is so funny! I was so excited to read this 3rd book in the series. I can't wait to read more books by Susan Berry!" Victoria

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“Absolutely loved this! There was great rhythm and speed to the narration; you can really tell that the author got into the headspace of the characters. Definitely would recommend it! " Anna

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Can she let go of her reservations and allow her heart to trust again?

What Readers are saying: 

"Exceptional debut novel! Highly recommended!"

"Hard to put down!"

"Intriguing and creative story."

"What a romance story should be."

“Will this runaway bride let her past dictate her future?”

What Readers are saying: 

"Captivating!"

"A great light romance!"

"Perfect"

"Very worth the read!"

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Meet the Author

Susan grew up in a dysfunctional home and found her young life very  difficult. Her only escape was reading and writing short stories about children who were never hurt and always loved.
 

At age ten, her beloved grandmother came to visit and gave her several Harlequin romance books to read. Susan was immediately drawn to the happy endings, a stark contrast to the constant abuse at home.
 

That all changed just after her sixteenth birthday when her parents forced her out of the house. The only possessions she was allowed to take were a small backpack of clothes, her books, and the five dollars she’d made from babysitting the neighbor children that day.


Unable to contact her grandmother, who lived in another country, she was alone and scared. She wandered the streets for months doing odd jobs to make enough money to eat. During the darkness of night she hid in building doorways until the city buses came on shift at five a.m., having saved the last of her money to buy a bus pass. Exhausted, she would sleep a few short
hours in the back row seat until the driver kicked her off to face another afternoon on the streets looking for work...

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