The new Hana Brown book is the summer romance that people want

The former “single” star Hana Brown Roses are traded for engagement rings, four of which are precisely, in their very expected second novel, “The Four Steps Runs of Sybil”.

The book, a stand -alone supplement for the first time “errors that we have never made”, provides a mixture of beach romance and self -search, described as “The White Lotus” meets “sex and city”, with Mama Mia “Mama Mia”.

In a recent interview with Zipi OwensBraun opened the book, her next wedding, and why did this story write with a deep character.

At the heart of the novel is Sebel Rin, a woman who left her wedding in chaos and is now seeking clarity on a single vacation. But things quickly escalate when two former pigs pass.

“It is a truly enjoyable reading,” Braun shared. “But it makes Sibel facing the parts of its past, which prevented it from embracing the full love, from others and itself.”

SYBIL trip hesitates Hannah.

Now 30 and plans for her wedding party in real life in July, Hannah Brown was reflected in the amount of her growth and how this growth formed her story. She said, “I am completely different from what I was six years ago.” “Relationships, especially those that last, need to provide room for this development.”

Although it is known for its TV roots, Brown found creative freedom in writing. She said about her fictional career.

“It is something I wanted since I was in high school.” It is attributed to its co -author, Emily Larabi, to help restore life and silence that the second book was “much more difficult” than the first.

Hannah Brown also confirmed that the elements of the story were inspired by her private life, including her faint fiancé, which carries more than a little similarity with her real partner, Adam.

“Jimmy has a lot of characteristics that I love in Adam,” she said.

As for Sibel’s personal obstacles, such as the shame you feel because they did not obtain a certificate, Brown has carefully formulated these conflicts. “She shines, but she hides the things she is ashamed of. This is a really echo with me, not feeling enough, and not what people expect.”

Another layer of SYBIL includes tension with future foals, a challenge that Hannah Brown has not personally faced but recognizes that she is universal.

“Not everyone will be the biggest fans,” she said. “But what matters is the presence of a partner who sees you, supports you, and stands beside you.”

She added: “I am completely different from what I was six years ago, 10 years ago, and when you find yourselves in these strong ties and romance, it looks like that at that moment you can say yes to this person.” “In general, in relationships, you should be with someone you can grow and change.”

Despite all the romantic tangles in the book, Brown says that one of the biggest love stories is among the basic collection of friends who support each other, which is something you can in her life as well. “I have amazing women in my corner. Some of them come on my bachelor’s journey soon, and I am very grateful to the different seasons they were part of.”