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Shawn Wells’s New Book, “The Betrayal Between Two Birds,” Follows a Young Teen Who Seeks Revenge on the One Who Ruined His Life & Framed Him for a Crime He Didn’t Commit

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Shawn Wells’s New Book, “The Betrayal Between Two Birds,” Follows a Young Teen Who Seeks Revenge on the One Who Ruined His Life & Framed Him for a Crime He Didn’t Commit

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Columbus, GA, June 15, 2023 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– Fulton Books author Shawn Wells has completed his most recent book, “The Betrayal Between Two Birds”: a gripping story of a young teen named Christopher Stephens, who is sued by his high school for holding illicit drugs in his locker, but believes he is not guilty of the crime despite lacking any evidence to prove his innocence.

Wells writes, “Chris in the story believes that he is being framed for this incident because he has no memory of doing this heinous act, but he has no evidence to prove it wasn’t him. Though the attorney who is representing Malcolm X High School has evidence to prove this, in this case, the judge and jury found Chris Stephens guilty.

“The punishment that Chris would have to endure is ten years of juvenile detention. Throughout the story, he goes through life feeling like a criminal stuck in a hellhole, including being bullied by some delinquent kids and turning insane in the process. Chris gets introduced to a gang that breaks him out of a padded room. The gang consists of five boys. Their names are James, Sam, Cody, Marcus, and Doug. They all came up with a plan to break out of the detention center, and they are hoping that they can get Chris’s help.

“They are able to break him out of the padded room and get him to help, especially since they leaked information on who put him in this detention center in the first place. Chris realizes that he was framed by his closest friend, Greg. That makes Chris angry, to the point that he wants to exact revenge against Greg.”

Published by Fulton Books, Shawn Wells’s book is a poignant and thought-provoking look at the effect incarceration can have on even the most innocent minds and follows Chris as he spirals downward on the road to revenge. As his plan to get back at Greg comes to fruition, will Chris be willing to risk everything, including his own life, to follow through? Expertly paced and heartfelt, “The Betrayal Between Two Birds” is a spellbinding journey that is sure to remain with readers long after its thrilling conclusion.

Readers who wish to experience this mesmerizing work can purchase “The Betrayal Between Two Birds” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

Please direct all media inquiries to Author Support via email at support@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.

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New Children’s Book Follows Three Boys Through County Fair Livestock Week

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New Children’s Book Follows Three Boys Through County Fair Livestock Week

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Leslie J. Weatherford has published a new children’s book, "Farmer Fuzzy Pants Goes to the Fair," which follows three boys, Matt, Mark, and Joey, through a week of raising and showing livestock at the county fair. The book is out now through Page Publishing.

The story centers on fair week itself: stalls that need cleaning daily, animals that need tending, and a tractor pull along the way, all building toward an auction where the boys’ months of work with their cows, pigs, and chickens get put to the test. According to the book’s description, one of the three, Joey, has specific plans for what he wants to do with his earnings, but has to prove he’s put in the work before the bidding starts. The book is categorized as juvenile fiction and draws on real details of fair life, from animal tagging to auction-day bidding, to give young readers a sense of what livestock competition actually involves.

Weatherford, drawing on her Michigan heritage, started creating children’s stories in 2024 following her experience as a parent. "Farmer Fuzzy Pants Goes to the Fair" is her recent release under Page Publishing.

"I wanted to create a story that shows children how hard work translates into real results," Weatherford said in a statement, adding that she hopes readers see Matt, Mark, and Joey’s journey as proof that showing up every day and caring for responsibilities pays off in ways that go beyond ribbons and trophies.

The book is available at bookstores and online through Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble.

Studio CarryOnHarry sees this as part of a steady stream of agricultural-life stories aimed at young readers who may never set foot on a farm, and that alone makes the genre worth keeping an eye on.

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Amanda Solomon’s New Novel “Liberty” Follows a Woman Rebuilding Her Life in Laguna Beach

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Amanda Solomon’s New Novel “Liberty” Follows a Woman Rebuilding Her Life in Laguna Beach

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Amanda Solomon has published a new novel, "Liberty," centered on a woman who relocates to Laguna Beach, California, to put a painful past behind her and start over. The book is available now through Page Publishing, in bookstores and through major online retailers including Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play, and Barnes & Noble.

According to the book’s description, the protagonist’s fresh start takes an unexpected turn when she meets Duncan, who becomes a close confidant. Their relationship gradually surfaces secrets tied to her past, a thread that drives the novel’s central tension between forgetting and reckoning with what came before. An audiobook edition has also been released, running just over four hours and narrated by Olivia Liebe. The print edition runs 126 pages.

Solomon has said her interest in writing began with poetry in school, and she has pointed to Nicholas Sparks and Colleen Hoover as influences on her fiction, both known for relationship-driven, emotionally direct storytelling — a lineage that tracks with "Liberty"’s premise of self-discovery through friendship.

"This story is a deeply personal one," Solomon said in a statement, "and I hope it will inspire readers to embrace the power of resilience and the redemptive qualities of friendship."

Studio CarryOnHarry will be watching whether the audiobook, with a named narrator already attached, helps the book find an audience beyond the usual churn of small-press debut fiction.

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