BrownCo Publishing welcomes you to our website, which was established to bring wonderful stories to life. When reading our stories, we want the reader to absorb the humor, wisdom, love, laughter and the great feelings that come from reading a really good book.

Our desire is to leave readers with the thought in mind that others must be made aware of the wonderful stories waiting to be told and a hunger for more. Once again we thank you for your time in visiting our website and want to introduce our featured author, Karen C. Brown, who below talks a bit about the main character in her book, “If The Tree Could Talk (oh what stories it would tell)”.

Happy reading and keep in mind “how sweet it is….life”.

The main character in the book is Callie Greenson, otherwise known as "Sweetie Pie", who is a precocious twelve year old and wise beyond her years. She feels it is her right to know what is going on in the lives of her parents, siblings and friends.

One evening as the family is gathered under the big old tree in their yard, (which by the way, is not just any old tree, but one that is like the biblical Tree of Life and Knowledge), Sweetie Pie notices that her parents appear to be involved in a serious conversation.

Unfortunately, she was unable to hear precisely what was being said, but whatever it was, she knew it was something that was secretive and she wonders what could it be? Little does she know the conversation was about her and a secret involving her parents, and three of their friends!

Everything was talked about under this tree, even a decision that drastically affected the life of Sweetie Pie. Under this tree many decisions were made, such as, marriage proposals, birth announcements, heart breaks and other let downs, and news of loved one passing away.

Come along on a journey that will test the patience and trust of all involved. In this story of lost love, betrayal, manipulation and finally the hope that springs eternal when love and trust, once again is renewed.
If only the tree could talk, the stories that it would tell, could reveal all kinds of secrets that was shared down through the years as people pored out their dreams and hopes, while sitting under the comfort of that old tree.