Alan Ash, the author of Conversations of a Killer, will be signing copies of his book at Waterstones Falkirk on Saturday 16th April at 1pm.  You will be able to meet the author and speak with him on his gripping tale. A story full of plot twists and violence stemming from the mind of Nelson Harrop, a mind tracked and investigated by Glasgow's finest.

Roger Openshaw and Adrian Phillips will be presenting 'The War That Was Not' at Ashurst Public Library on Wednesday 13th April from 18:00. The story takes place in New Zealand during 1938 at the time of the Munich Crisis. The main characters are Standish Steele, a World War One veteran and stalwart of Wellington Society, and his beautiful wife, Millicent. As the events of 1938 unfold in Wellington against a background of growing unrest in Europe and the vacillation of the British Government, the reader is drawn into a fascinating tale of courage and self-sacrifice, greed, pride and vanity. What might have happened had Great Britain continued with its policy of appeasement and New Zealand alone had declared war on Germany? This is no dry political history, however. Human behaviour at its worst, as well as its best, runs rampant here, with flashbacks to the Great War adding flavour to a satisfying read. With unexpected twists and turns this book will grab readers and hold their attention to the end.

David McMichael will be signing copies of his historical fiction 'Shadows in a Photograph' on Monday 11th April at Accrington Library. The library will be providing refreshments for the event between 2-3pm. "A story of how one man comes to understand his past, thereby learning to deal with the present and the future"

Sharon Aroian will be exhibiting 'Crossing the Euphrates' at the Los Angeles Festival of Books held at the University of Southern California in booth 138 from Saturday 9th - Sunday 10th April. 'Crossing the Euphrates' is a wonderfully readable and moving historical novel, bringing to life a too often forgotten, century old story with vivid immediacy. It tells the harrowing escape and survival of a man who lost everyone and everything during the first genocide of the 20th century, inflicted on ethnic Armenians by the fading Ottoman Empire in 1915.

Tiger Bunton, the star of Jean Bunton's You Can't Catch a Tiger by His Tale, will be making an appearence at Dogs Day Out 2016 on Sunday 10th April at the St Ives Showground. Visit Jean's stall to pick up a copy, as well as to sample some 'Tiger Tested Treats'!

Alan Ash will be signing copies of his book Conversations with a Killer on Saturday 9th April at WHSmith Stirling between 11am-3pm "A gripping read, a plot full of twists and violence stemming from the mind of Nelson Harrop, a mind tracked and investigated by Glasgow's finest" 

Waterstones Newport will be holding a book signing with Valerie Maple on Saturday 9th April on her book The Girl in the Turquoise Dress between 11am-1pm.   "Tall, tanned skin and handsome, Tom could have any girl but he is mesmerised when he meets auburn-haired Daisy, a teaching assistant and daughter of a pottery foreman, the type of girl his parents don't want him to marry! They soon fall for each other and find their only choice to continue their relationship is to meet in secret. With his brother missing, Tom has a duty to take a year-long trip to Alaska and bring him back home, but will he prevail and can his love for Daisy survive the test of time?"

David Munro will be at the Anniesland Library in Glasgow at 2pm on the 8th of April, he will discuss both of his books, The Time Jigsaw and Deliverance. There will also be an opportunity to purchase copies of each title, and have them signed by David.