Book Narrator Job Novels & Stories

"Gonna be a Nanny, Kori. You know, the job that requires living in and taking care of a child" " Have you finally lost your mind?! You have a job!" " I have a *contract*", Paisley corrected. " A contract on a book I've already completed. There's nothing else for me to do but wait. Until I start going for book signings and my book *hopefully* becomes a beat seller, I have so much free time!" " Paisley-" " I can avoid stuffing my self with sweets and watching Netflix for days!" " This is a job. As a *nanny*", Kori pronounced.

On the walk back she says quietly, “Maybe you need a job. Something that forces you to use your brain. You know, other writers can inspire you.” She is right. I hate that she is right, but she is. So when we get back home, I search for writing jobs. Content roles. Editorial roles. Anything that requires me to think like a storyteller again. I find one. A nice one. Good pay. Hybrid. I apply. The next day they message me for an interview.

She was holding a stack of returned books but her focus was entirely on me. My heart did a little flutter-kick in my chest. “Oh? Is everything alright?” I managed, trying to sound nonchalant but my palms were already starting to sweat. Lana’s smile widened, crinkling the corners of her eyes. “More than alright, my dear. After further consideration, we’d love to offer you the position. The part-time assistant librarian role is yours, if you’d like it.”

I would need to keep on my toes. God, of all the people to be my landlord, why did it have to be the one person who sets a fire in my belly that makes me want to jump his bones? Putting the books in my arms down, I go to the counter and scoop up the receiver before it goes to voicemail. “Hello, The Little Red Bookshop. Lucia speaking.” “Hey, sugar.” I freeze when I hear that familiar voice. Oh, no. Not now. “What do you want, Nathan?”

Ludo left for her bedroom. As usual, Book world publishing company was busy in the afternoons with everyone running around trying to sort out their tasks. It was no different for Kent, he also had a lot on his hands. A lot of upcoming writers were on his back that he had to tell his secretary to tell them he was not in. “Sir Mr. Visashi is not in,” Kent’s secretary said. “Who could that be now?” Kent asked himself.

About the Author Jong Snow is a part-time content creator and a full-time employee. While he does not have relative experience in writing a book, his goal is to share stories that people could possibly relate to. The first novel he finished was a project he decided to work on during a very difficult time in his life.

"Here you go! I hope you have a great day! Hope to see you soon!" I walked out of the bank with a bag full of cash. Now i neeed to find a job. i have been out of the workforce for so long that I honestly don't know what I could do. I started to walk towards the small offices, maybe I could be a receptionist, I basically did that for James and the kids on a daily basis. I saw a sign at the small bookstore, that read help wanted. I used to enjoy reading so much, maybe that could be something I could get back into it.