Emerging Whole and Happy, Despite Everything That's Wrong with the World
- Feb 25, 2016
- 2 min read
Friends, family, readers, fans. Once January and February roll around, most people feel the weight of the weather, the world, or their waistlines after Christmas/Chanukah/the Holidays. And that isn't even when candidates from our nation's bipartisan system are insulting our intelligence during a presidential election year.
Fortunately for my readers and other lovelies, I have plans in the works in early March for my first novel, A Racket in the Burbs, including a new distributor for quicker delivery of a "riveting read" to warm up the remaining nights of winter. Also, I promise price promotions for readers who like their thrills on a tighter budget.
In other good news, I'm loving the experience of being a new father and taking care of my family and the new human I helped create.
I'm also getting closer to publishing my second book, which was actually my first novel-length historical fiction tale of Prohibition Chicago. I've started another story since I wanted to take a break from a sequel to A Racket in the Burbs and a sequel to my second planned story for publishing.
But where can I find Ben Broeren's well-reviewed thriller, A Racket in the Burbs?
For those wbo chance upon this page looking for a thriller with "a hard-boiled plot in the vein of Dashiell Hammet," please check out, A Racket in the Burbs, on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Barbara's books. Thriller-lovers may also find a paperback version of A Racket in the Burbs at my store on the web here.
Chicago metropolitan residents may reserve a complimentary copy of my first book from the Sulzer Regional Branch of the Chicago Public Library by clicking here.











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