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About My Name Was Susan O'Malley



Mags and Tom are living a lie, hiding behind the facade of a happy, well-adjusted family. But something, someone, lingers in the background, just out of reach. When the brother of Tom’s first love and Mag’s best friend, Susan O’Malley, brings fresh news forty years after Susan’s death, Tom and Mags begin to confront the ghosts of memory and guilt. Told from the point of view of both Mags and Tom (and briefly Susan herself), My Name Was Susan O’Malley explores the love and loss of those left behind - the collateral damage.



About The Dowry


Talis’ marriage to Lark is coming apart at the seams as their once happy life is fractured by the one thing they both desperately desire: a child of their own. But in an overpopulated world where life’s most precious decision is fed into an unyielding algorithm, gaining permission to reproduce requires a dowry of unspeakable value.



About The Gift


In a mere two decades, Bobby Shaw rises from unknown artist to one of the most hated men in the world. The Gift, a new novel by Michael J. Nercessian, follows Bobby Shaw, an “ugly” child who discovers Degas’ life changing sculpture, The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer, and vows to become an artist of merit no matter the cost.





Praise for The Gift





“A refined sculpture of words and sentences. A daring work not unlike the Degas sculpture was in his day.” – Peter Hassebroek, Independent Book Review



Praise for My Name Was Susan O'Malley





“Nercessian paints a beautifully melancholic and wistful portrait…” – Madeline Barbush, Independent Book Review


“Susan's tragically exuberant personality leaps off the pages.” - Sacha T. Y. Fortuné, Discovery Book Review



Praise for The Dowry





“Riveting!...Incredibly unique”

– Lindsay Crandall, Independent Book Review


“A chilling, thought-provoking read that leaves one pondering the price of conformity and the true meaning of freedom… a holistic yet disturbing picture of a society on the brink of madness.” – Eugene Lasha, The Book Commentary


About the Author





The grandson of an itinerant circus clown and illiterate coppersmith, Michael holds a second-degree black belt and has traveled to over thirty countries - often witnessing firsthand the best and worst of humanity. His passport stamps include multiple visits to Israel, China, Bulgaria, Thailand, Colombia, Indonesia, Pakistan and India. He splits his time between Plum Island, Massachusetts and Long Island, New York.



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