Beacon Hill Author Gail Spilsbury Releases New Book - That Year in Boston

Green Writers Press is thrilled to announce the release of Beacon Hill author, Gail Spilsbury’s, newest book, That Year in Boston. 

Set on Beacon Hill, That Year in Boston, is a passionate love story that delves deep inside the inner workings of today’s commercial publishing world and culminates with the tragic bombings that took place a year ago at the Boston Marathon. 

The book will be released on April 15th, the anniversary of the bombings.

Churchill & Co., the city’s oldest publishing house is fighting for its life.  Flo Wright has relocated from New York City to Boston to save the company and has hired freelance editor, Nick Turner to help her.  But a hastily acquired memoir threatens disaster and sends the editors to Rio in search of the truth.  Can Nick resist his powerful attraction to talented and seductive Flo who’s already married?  That year in Boston, fraught with dangerous love and tragic loss, changed their lives, and the city, forever.

Gail Spilsbury is the author of three previous books, Sabina Quartet: Stories from Italy; A Washington Sketchbook; and Rock Creek Park.  She studied fiction under John Gardner at the Binghamton Writers Program and also writes screenplays.  She has lived abroad in Italy, Poland, and Guyana, and now resides on Beacon Hill in Boston, Massachusetts, her home town.

That Year in Boston ($14.94 - ISBN 978-0-9899838-7-7) is available at independent bookstores throughout the Boston area as well as online at Amazon and greenwriterspress.com.