The Not-So-Interesting Life of Tommy Brown by Oscar Bunnik Tommy Brown is a failed writer in his early sixties, dying alone in a Miami hospital with little more than regrets and a stack of unpublished manuscripts to his name. As he waits for death, he decides to write one last book: an unfiltered, brutally honest reflection on his life, filled with all the pain, failure, missed chances, and the love he lost. What starts as a final act of self-expression becomes something far more meaningful when Taylor Campbell, an outspoken, smart-mouthed twelve-year-old girl, enters the picture. The Not-So-Interesting Life of Tommy Brown is Oscar Bunnik's second novel, an unflinchingly honest tale delivered with biting humor and heartfelt emotion. Through the eyes of Tommy, readers explore themes of purpose, deception, love, racism, and ethics. Heartbreaking at times, bittersweet at others, this novel lays bare the absurdities of existence with sincerity and wit. For more information go to OscarBunnikNovels.com Cover art: Cassio Polegatto Editing: Oscar Bunnik with the help of Sunshine Gray Published by Oscar Bunnik Novels