WORK WORK WORK
WORK WORK WORK
NEW SERIES BY TOM J. BROSS
The average American has thirteen jobs in a lifetime. Tom Bross has had at least forty. This is Book Two, where things start coming apart.
You should know up front that the train comes a little off the rails in this one. There’s a paycheck that doubles overnight and a CEO who eventually doubles as a federal inmate. There’s a dot-com that collapses, and an engagement at Disneyland, which is not the happiest place on earth. He restocked first-aid cabinets out of a beat-up van across Eastern Washington, one knuckle bandage at a time.
He had a dream job atop the Saint Francis Hotel and lost it to a courtroom. He had a fiancée and a house and a future, until the police were called and he was sleeping on a friend’s couch. He watched his father get lost on a jog and knew, in that moment, what was coming.
This is also the volume where Tom finally writes about the night he didn’t think he’d live to write about. It’s one chapter. It’s honest. And then the book keeps going, the way life did.
Work Work Work is a memoir told one paycheck at a time, by a guy who has loved most of his jobs, hated a few of them, and somehow kept showing up. If you’ve ever made a bad choice for the right money, watched a parent start to disappear from inside themselves, or just needed to laugh at something on a Tuesday—pull up a chair. Tom’s not done yet…
REVIEWS & PRAISE
“He has a natural storytelling style that feels more like listening than reading—it’s like he’s sitting across from you at a bar, just telling stories after a long day. His candidness is refreshing, and I laughed out loud more than once.” — Doreen, ★★★★★
“These stories are so crazy they can’t be made up! What a rollicking good time this book was just like the Don’t Call Me Jupiter series!” — RS, ★★★★★
“A FANTASTIC book! Can’t wait for more. So many jobs, so many stories. Hilarious, fun, eye popping! So glad I came across this author.” – Melissa, ★★★★★
“Work Work Work was a joy to read! Tom J. Bross is truly a great storyteller! He makes me want to keep turning page after page after page! Don’t miss his newest book, Work Work Work! Try it, you’ll like it! WWW for the Win!” — Barb B., ★★★★★
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