SEQUIM, Wash. - s4story -- In Cape Henry House, two sailors of a notorious group at a naval aircraft squadron are invited to move into the house of a newly married couple to help with the rent. Excited to have a space off base to chill, friends, and friends of friends, are invited to join them in relaxing and enjoying the atmosphere. What happens instead is beyond anyone's imagination. In the end, the wild events at the house and at various other places in town form lifelong friendships and memories.

Bittick said his inspiration for penning the story stemmed from nostalgia and the importance of memorializing and celebrating life's experiences, noting, "As each year passes, the memories of the actual house, and of the people that made it the boisterous place it was all those years ago, becomes more important to the understanding of what makes life's experiences and those you share them with special."

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Readers and critics are showering praise on Cape Henry House as a hilarious read, combining laugh-out-loud moments with a well-written and genuine tale of life and friendship.

"There is a lot of fun in this story and what will immediately amaze the reader is the author's ability to keep the writing natural, the characters likeable, and the party going from page to page.. Jolly Walker Bittick makes sure that the characters are realistic and that readers can see themselves in these characters." - Christian Sia, Readers' Favorite

"The story is well-written and the author paints a clear picture for readers through his casual, easy-going style. The house takes on a life of its own and puts a new perspective on the age-old statement, 'If these walls could talk!" - Sheri Hoyte, Reader Views

CAPE HENRY HOUSE (ISBN 978-1737030904, Independently Published 2021) is available for purchase through local and online bookstores.

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About the Author

Jolly Walker Bittick grew up in Sequim, Washington and served in the U.S. Navy from 2005 to 2009. He is a freelance writer, avid historian, and passionate outdoorsman who has traveled extensively over the course of his life. He draws inspiration and literary prowess from his experiences in numerous career fields and a multitude of social environments. Jolly has developed a unique literary brand that encompasses numerous aspects of contemporary society.

Author Interviews:

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For more information, visit https://www.jollywalkerbittick.com/. Publicity contact: admin@readerviews.com. Review copies available upon request.