Debut Novel

By: Brian O'Sullivan

Narrated by: Cameron Smith

Aspiring author Bryce Connor had always dreamt of writing his debut novel in the romantic city of Paris. Little did he know that his last night in the U.S. would take an unexpected turn, one that would change his life forever.

After Bryce witnesses a brutal murder, he is faced with a difficult decision—stay and testify at the trial or catch his flight to Paris. Choosing the latter, he leaves a note for the police and boards his flight with a heavy heart.

As he settles into his new life in Paris, Bryce is immediately drawn to the city's charm and beauty, and his attention is soon captured by a captivating and mysterious girl, who steals his heart and becomes his muse.

But unbeknownst to Bryce, the killers have discovered where he is and are headed to Paris, determined to silence him forever!

A QUICK HEADS UP!

DEBUT NOVEL was the first novel I ever wrote, thirteen years ago, and I'm just now publishing it. There will be mentions of flip phones, pop culture references may be dated, and people born in 1980 will not be forty-five but in their early thirties. I decided it was best to keep things as I originally wrote them.

Thanks for giving DEBUT NOVEL a listen. It's got a soft spot in my heart, being my first and all :)

©2025 Brian O'Sullivan (P)2025 Brian O'Sullivan

FREAKING AMAZING!

This was the final book I had to left to read of his, and apparently I saved the best for last!! I couldn't read this book fast enough. The storyline - AMAZING! The narration - PERFECTION! The Monty Python reference - ICING ON THE CAKE!!! HIGHLY recommend this book to anyone looking for a great read!!

Great storyline, excellent narrator

I’ve read all of Brian Sullivan‘s books and while they’re all good I think this one was the best. The storyline was engaging I couldn’t stop listening. The narrator Cameron Smith was excellent. I finished it in a day and a half. 10/10!

Bit too long

About 2/3 of the novel it dragged to the point that I skipped a few chapters and found it hadn’t moved much, but overall, it was not bad