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A quiet inn. A host with an extraordinary secret. Some guests need more than a good night’s rest.
WELCOME TO THE HUMMINGBIRDTHE BOOKSHELF
Three books. Three different paths.
Find the story that speaks to you.
SUPERNATURAL ACTION · DARK HUMOR
Tomorrow has other plans.
Michael sees disasters before they happen. He would rather be left alone. But when reluctant rescues turn him into a mysterious hero, knowing what comes next becomes a burden he can no longer ignore.
Trauma. Friendship. Sacrifice. The cost of saving a life.
EVERYDAY PHILOSOPHY · PRACTICAL HUMOR
A Practical Guide to Living in Society Without Being a Pain in the Ass
Small moments of impatience, entitlement, and ego ripple further than we think. A practical, humorous look at our everyday behavior, and the small changes that make life better for everyone around us.
You don’t have to be perfect. Just a little less awful.
DARK HUMOR · SUPERNATURAL FICTION
Some guests need more than a good night’s rest.
By day, Ellis Stapleton runs a quiet bed and breakfast. Behind his human appearance is Velthryx, a demon sent to restore a balance humanity has disturbed. His guests arrive carrying more than luggage, and a stay at the Hummingbird may offer a chance to see themselves clearly.
Difficult truths. Unexpected mercy. The possibility of change.
A LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA WEBSITE EXCLUSIVE
One man. One kitchen. One very unwelcome spider.
A harmless evening at home becomes an epic struggle for kitchen supremacy. A humorous short story from my earlier writing days, here for you to enjoy for free.
Read the short story →BEHIND THE STORIES
Hello, I’m T. Aaron Brown.
I’m an Albuquerque, New Mexico-based author of The Hummingbird Bed and Breakfast, The Foreseen, and How Not to Be a Jerk. I write about flawed people, difficult choices, and the ways we affect one another.
My books take different paths, from supernatural fiction to practical nonfiction, but share an interest in humanity: what makes us stumble, what makes us laugh, and how we might leave things a little better than we found them.
T. Aaron Brown
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