The Celine Bower Story: Chronicle Two

Mosaic Press published The Celine Bower Story: Chronicle One in 2020 which established Carly Brown as an original voice in this genre. She was awarded the Winner Readers’ Choice Niagara Falls Review, 2020, The reviews were unanimous in their overwhelming critical praise. The highly anticipated Chronicle 2 is schedule to be published in 2022. "I couldn’t put this book down! It kept me on the edge of my seat...Can’t wait for Part 2.” —Kara Foster “I devoured this book! If you love a badass female protagonist overcoming all odds, this book is for you! From start to finish, this book keeps you riveted on Celine, her palatable need to over come her trauma, and on what will happen next. Can’t wait to see more from this author.” —Nicolle McKinnon

Kara Foster

"I couldn’t put this book down! It kept me on the edge of my seat...Can’t wait for Part 2.”

Nicolle McKinnon

“I devoured this book! If you love a badass female protagonist overcoming all odds, this book is for you! From start to finish, this book keeps you riveted on Celine, her palatable need to over come her trauma, and on what will happen next. Can’t wait to see more from this author.”

Goodreads

“The Celine Bower Story, Chronicle One, is one woman’s epic journey from a kind and loving veterinarian and assault survivor, to a cunning and dangerous vigilante who will not be satisfied with just taking back the night she’s taking it all back...”

Niagara this Week

“This type of book doesn’t really exist for women. Though female superheroes exist aplenty...Celine Bower is described more akin to The Bride from Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill, or female versions of thriller heroes from Jonathan Kellerman, Lee Child, and even classic crime literature from Arthur Conan Doyle."

Librarian from Kent, UK

“An empowering read for women who have walked through tragedies... A must-read for feminists and thriller-lovers.”

About the Author

Carly Brown now lives in the Niagara region of Ontario, Canada. She has taught English and drama in Hong Kong and other cities in Asia. She wrote a children’s play that won eight awards in the Hong Kong Dramatic arts Festival in 2008. This is her second novel.

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