Author Sue Mills will host a book launch party to celebrate the release of her newest work, "Whispers of Humility," on Sunday, July 20th at The Satellite VT, located at 71 Depot Street in Lyndonville, Vermont.
The book, which officially hits shelves on July 17th, marks Mills' latest literary contribution and promises to captivate readers with its thoughtful exploration of human nature and personal growth.
The launch party will provide an opportunity for readers, friends, and community members to meet Mills, learn about her writing process, and be among the first to purchase signed copies of "Whispers of Humility." The intimate venue at The Satellite VT offers the perfect setting for this literary celebration in the heart of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
"I’m thrilled to celebrate my new book with our community," said Mills. "As a lifelong Vermonter I’m very excited about bringing this literary event to Lyndonville."
The Satellite VT, known for its welcoming atmosphere and community focus, is located in downtown Lyndonville and provides an ideal backdrop for this literary gathering.
Event Details:
● What: "Whispers of Humility" Book Launch Party
● Who: Author Sue Mills
● When: Sunday, July 20th
● Where: The Satellite VT, 71 Depot Street, Lyndonville, Vermont
● Book Release Date: July 17th
For more information about the event or "Whispers of Humility," please contact marketing@suemillsauthor.com.
About Sue Mills
Sue Mills did not start writing as a young child. A passionate reader her entire life, she didn’t think she had the imagination to be an author. To alleviate the tedium of the Pandemic, she started writing a story. The story that had been bouncing around in her mind. Although, for years, she had no idea what the ending was going to be. Surprisingly, she fell in love with the characters and with writing. Her imagination has finally been activated.
Sue is a lifelong Vermonter, who’s always looking for the next great adventure. She’s an ardent traveler who loves long road trips. To mountains from the mighty Rockies of Colorado to the rolling Greens of Vermont feed her soul. Cycling, kayaking, knitting and long breakfasts with friends are favorite activities when she’s not lost in a book.
Her two children are grown and flown, leaving Sue to live her happily ever after with the boy she met in a college library nearly fifty years ago.
