NEW YORK—March 5, 2019—Morgan James’s new release, The Companion: A Novella by Pad Brotherton, is a contemporary story of friendship between two unlikely individuals who learn from each other…forever.
After the death of her best and only remaining close friend, a wealthy Colorado Springs widow, Libby Stamas, hires a graduate student, Will Westfall, to visit with her several times a week. In addition to learning about Libby’s painful life history, Will finds there is something quite unusual about her. She has visions into the spiritual realm—what she calls “the other side.” What starts as a side job to pay the bills turns into a life-changing experience for The Companion. He is first skeptical, then intrigued, and, ultimately, a believer in more than just Libby’s abilities when one of her visions portends his premature death.
A story deeply focused on a single relationship between Libby and Will, The Companion raises questions about how people deal with the past and present in light of the future. It also presses readers to consider contemporary social constructs in new ways as Libby’s painful life story becomes a springboard for Will to grow and identify his own needs in life. The Companion explores the premise of hiring companionship, along with how much God reveals in this life, in a unique manner.
About the Author: Pad Brotherton is a second generation American out of the U.K. Brotherton has published four other genre novels under a different pen name. Leading a full life as a writer and a rosarian in the Pacific Northwest, Pad is still learning how to operate a tractor and control a recalcitrant farm dog. Pad currently resides North of Seattle.
More About This Title: The Companion: A Novella by Pad Brotherton, will be released by Morgan James Publishing on March 5, 2019. The Companion—ISBN 978-1642790870—has 134 pages and is being sold as a trade paperback for $9.95.
About Morgan James Publishing: Morgan James publishes trade quality titles designed to educate, encourage, inspire, or entertain readers with current, consistent, relevant topics that are available everywhere books are sold. (www.MorganJamesPublishing.com)
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