HOW FAR SHE’S COME

By Holly Brown

Cheyenne Florian is twenty-four years old and at the point where all her dreams are about to come true. What this means for Cheyenne has nothing to do with some magical wedding day; she is a broadcast journalist who has been recruited to be the new correspondent on a brand new network called the Independent News Network (INN).

Unlike other news networks that have been around for a while, INN is one of those “fresh” ideas where they are all about being innovative and not working like the others do. They want independent thinking and they tout the fact that their appeal will come from being “out of the box” and allow people to change their views and be able to see stories from all sides. Trouble is, it does not take long for the “dream job” to turn into a whole lot of hot air for Cheyenne, when she realizes that INN is about as normal as normal can get.

Men are everywhere and…in charge. Cheyenne even has a problem with female workers who don’t believe she should have been pushed up the proverbial ladder so fast. Things become even stranger when a diary from 1991 is left for her that was written by a female broadcaster named Elyse. A note comes along with it that tells Cheyenne to learn from the past. Whether this is a gift, a historical document that will inspire her to do a better job, or an outright threat remains to be seen.

She soon finds that she is a lot like Elyse, whose destiny is not something that Cheyenne wants for herself, and as this thrilling cat-and-mouse type plot unfolds, readers will be hooked.

Author Holly Brown has created another thrilling ride while taking the all-too-familiar male versus female power struggle and making it into an irresistible read.