Author Brooks' Latest Inspirational Collection "Songs I Heard the City Sing" to be Released 11/3

NEW YORK - Oct. 14, 2021 - PRLog -- "My cell phone's still not working." Darlene clutched at her coat pockets, and her eyes filled. "My… mom, she'll start calling the police."
"Mine hasn't worked since I got here." Alyssa grabbed her arm. "Oh God… Darlene, turn around, look at me… Darlene, you don't think… I don't want to say it… but what if something happened, an accident, and we all…"
"You're missing the point," Lonnie eyed her.
"What point?" Darlene flung an arm across Alyssa's shoulders.
"Okay, I'm being honest. I don't know. Not yet. I think if we find a place to sit and talk, we will figure it out better. But I sense nothing deathlike connected with this."
"Because there isn't." Jake nodded.
"What if… you're wrong?" Alyssa stood still, trembling.
There was a pause. Then Eloise answered, "Because we rode the train to the end of the line, and no one met us: not angels, not long-lost relatives."
Meet ten passengers who board an overnight A Train to find themselves in a unique realm.
Meet a blind man who can see the city.
Meet a mysterious German shepherd who adopts a homeless war veteran staying in a Bronx shelter.

Songs I Heard the City Sing, a collection of ten uplifting literary fiction tales seasoned with inspirational fantasy and a companion volume to author Myrtle Brooks' Songs to New York, is a glimpse through New York City's windows and doorways and into the eyes of her inhabitants, among whom angels walk freely and sometimes dance.
The book will be available on Amazon in Kindle on November 3rd, and paperback on or shortly after that date.

While native New Yorker Brooks holds the pen, it is clear the city herself is the storyteller.

Her website is: http://www.cafetierebooks.com