Amanda Hart, the author of 'The Guys Upstairs' will be holding a book signing as well as a 'Meet and Greet' on Saturday 20th February between 10.30am-12noon at her local Hadleigh Library. 'The Guys Upstairs' is an absorbing book on surviving relationships and finding your power and voice to live your destiny. Amanda is an intuitive consultant helping people to access their power and voice. Her book charts the life of Amanda from childhood to middle age, a life which saw her stumble from one unbearable relationship to another as she strived to maintain custody of her children and make sense of a world where trust was in short supply.

Sharyn Jaeger will be signing copies of her debut crime fiction novel Deadly Climax at Dana Point Library in California on Saturday 20th February from 1pm.  In Deadly Climax Sharyn Jaeger pulls together murder, mystery, romance, and erotica; where there's a killer on the loose and common views of morality are twisted and challenged.With an interesting insight into the life of an understandably angry prostitute and a whole new twist on the strong female character, Jaeger's individual take on a crime novel leaves you guessing till the very end. With saucy scenes scattered throughout, Deadly Climax leaves the reader thoroughly entertained as they struggle over the main mystery of the elusive "Sex Slayer".  

David Baresch will be signing copies of 'The Tides of March' at Infinity Books in Japan on Saturday 13th February from 2-4pm. What are the effects of a magnitude-9 earthquake coursing through the land and followed by a towering tsunami resulting in an exploding nuclear power plant? Whilst teaching English in Japan in March 2011 David Baresch found out. ‘Tides of March' tells of his experience of living through that time. The book takes the reader on a journey through a city of swaying skyscrapers, the desolate tsunami torn districts, idyllic lands carpeted with radiation, and the story of an incredible dying survivor. ‘Tides of March' questions the official release of disaster information. It questions the adequacy of the radioactive exclusion zone. It questions the containment of contaminated waste. It questions the populace's desire to know the truth. Using his own photographs, the author's powerful first-hand account brings a new, previously unseen focus to the after-effects of one of the worst disasters ever to hit Japan.

On the 8th of February Annie S.P. Glynn will be hosting a reading event at Prestonpans Library for a class of Gabriels Primary School students. Annie will be reading extracts of her fantastic new book 'Jodie's Adventures With Auntie Ann'. This wonderful children's book encourages children to join Jodie and Auntie Ann on six charming tales of friendship and adventure. In Jodie's Easter, the characters explore Arthur's Seat, before making some beautiful cakes. Meanwhile Jodie and Ryan's Visit to the Park sees the gang discovering a group of tadpoles in the local pond. In the final tale Jodie visits the pet shop, and is amazed at the variety of beautiful animals she sees but which pet will she choose to take home?

Broken all of your New Year's resolutions? Not to worry! Author of bestselling self-help book Become The Best You Reneé Davis will be at Carshalton Library on Saturday 6th February between 3-5pm to help you get back into the swing of things. After a dysfunctional childhood, Reneé Davis’ teens and early twenties were spent in self- destruct mode – she drank too much, partied too much and flirted with the dark side whenever she could. Upon reflection she says: “Those days were peppered with bad decisions, and I did plenty of things that I'm not very proud of now.” Eventually hitting rock bottom and suffering several nervous breakdowns, Reneé began seeing a therapist and turned her life around. From quitting drugs and alcohol, to cutting out negative influences, to eating better and spending less money, Reneé says: “I got truly happy, and finally made peace with my painful past.” Now Reneé has shared her expertise in “Become the Best You” – a book that is part memoir, part self-help, and details how she ditched negative influences and behaviour to break the cycle of dysfunction. Reneé also blogs at “Mummy Tries” about the ups and downs of parenting with her young family. Her husband and three children are her main sources of inspiration.

On Saturday 6th February entrepreneur and former model Alicia Douvall will be coming to WHSmith Birmingham Union Street to sign copies of her first ever autobiography ‘Don’t Call Me Ugly’. Simply turn up on the day to purchase 'Don't Call Me Ugly' and meet Alicia Douvall. 

Elanora Branch Library. 232 Guineas Creek Rd, Elanora QLD 4221, Australia Trisha Hughes will be paying a visit to Elanora Branch Library on Saturday 02/06/2016 from 10:30am to sign copies of her debut novel, "Daughters of Nazareth". "Daughters of Nazareth" is an autobiography of touching warmth which tells the story of the confused and sometimes frightened girl who became an independent and confident woman, but who carried with her the scars and the loneliness borne of the belief that her parents had abandoned her. But a surprise lay in store for Trisha, and in the telling of her change of fortune, the author provides the reader with a moving and inspired story of discovery. Patricia Hughes was born in Queensland, Australia and has become a full time writer. She has written another non-fiction book and three crime thrillers and is currently working on a trilogy of books covering the Monarchs of Great Britain. She lives on the Gold Coast with her husband.

George Budge will be signing copies of his book 'Mission of Mercy' at WHSmith Exeter in the Guildhall Shopping Centre on Saturday 6th February between 10am - 4pm. George will also be speaking about his book and have the opportunity to meet the readers to discuss his experiances working in a war zone!