Our brilliantly talented author of Cries of Innocence, Roger Watson, is delighted to attend a book signing event at Barnes & Noble, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The event is scheduled for Saturday, February 8th from 12:00 to 14:00 hours. The author will be discussing the storyline of the general fiction which she wrote and will also be telling the audience about her inspiration. The author will be signing copies of her book for the attendees. A large number of adults are expected to become a part of this event. If you are a general fiction reader and have some questions from the author regarding the book, you can visit the venue to get your answers.   The book has a theme of love, adventure, and drama and it is capable of taking the reader along with the journey of the characters. The storyline has four girls who are put in a test by life and are repeatedly knocked down by their fate and circumstances. Against all the odds, the love and bond that the four girls had among them remain unbreakable. They are more than friends and have become a family. But as the story moves forward, it creates suspense among the readers.   The author has spent his life being a corrections officer. He is a husband and a father of five children. He is keen to spend his time with family and writing as well. The author has the aim of entertaining the readers.

Author of a well-received poetry book Catharsis, Rowan Dugray, is going to host her book signing next month on Thursday, February 6, 2020. The event will be held at Audreys Books, Edmonton, Canada from 11:45 am to 1:00 pm. The event will allow the residents of Edmonton and all the attendees to meet with her. Rowan will also sign some copies of her book for her fans.   Catharsis is a journey of emotional and passionate transformation, from misery to trust. Every part digs into the profound mind of the heart and explores our internal most feelings. Catharsis is Rowan Dugray‘s first-ever book as an author. Click here to read out the book.   The author Rowan Dugray was born in Canada and resides with her parents, one brother and a dog. Rowan has been an active participant throughout her life. She likes reading, writing, skiing, and music. Linkin Park, Yiruma, and Black Veil Brides are her favorite artists.

On January 25th, our author Bunny will be attending a book signing event of her book Spiritual Flights. It is going to take place at Barnes & Noble, Gilbert, Arizona. A large audience is expected to attend the event. She will be discussing her book as what inspired her to pen down such an amazing piece of work. All the avid book readers, do not miss out on this event! The book Spiritual Flights is about supernatural incidents taking place at present. It highly amazes the reader as it talks about the spiritual rebirth and discovery of some instances of individuals who are rich and famous in this century. These individuals had some sort of past. The writer draws a comparison between their present and past which also includes celebrities such as Oprah to George Clooney. Overall, it’s a great read. Check it out here. Author Bunny has been experiencing supernatural experiences and many déjà vu in her life. Bunny has a unique experience of meeting many gifted people. These people have the ability to see in the past and the future including Torkum Saraydarian (late) and Rev. Terrye Powell, and of current, Yvonne Ryba. These metaphysicians have been an inspiration to Bunny. She has written this book through meditation, prayer, and listening to classical music.

The author of the popular children’s book Flora Has an Adventure, Karin Gertsch is going to hold a small book reading event at her local public library in Essex on Friday, the 24th of January, 2020. The author is looking to welcome swathes of children as the little fans of her book and has fun activities planned for all the age-appropriate children. She welcomes all the parents and families living in or around Essex county to attend that is guaranteed to make up a memorable evening for your lovely children. The event is planned to be held at 6 PM in the evening.   The book tells the story of Flora, an American chicken who goes on an adventure with Marge, the farmer’s wife. The rest of Flora’s flock is on the Feather Field Farm. While the rest of the flock wonders why Flora was taken away and where is she going? Flora enjoys the ride throughout the journey. Flora is a special chicken and Marge discovers something unique about her when Flora displays it to the children in Essex. The colourful illustrations highlight the important issue of diversity among hens thus also teaching the children about harmony and inclusiveness. The author lives on a Christmas tree farm in New England with her family, a Scottish terrier named Misty, and a friendly flock of chickens.

The book Flora Has an Adventure has proved to be an instant hit among the children. Due to growing interest and recognition in local communities, the author, Karin Gertsch, has decided to do another book reading, this time at the Memorial School, Manchester. What’s a better venue to do a children’s book reading than a children’s school? Safe to say, we are excited about this event as much as the children and are sure that it’s going to be a great hit with them at the school. This book tells the story that Flora, an American chicken goes on an adventure with Marge, the farmer’s wife. The rest of Flora’s flock is on the the Feather Field Farm. While the rest of the flock wonders why Flora was taken away and where is she going? Flora enjoys the ride throughout the journey. Flora is a special chicken and Marge discovers something unique about her when Flora displays it to the children in Essex. The colorful illustrations highlight the important issue of diversity among hens thus also teaching the children about harmony and inclusiveness. The author lives on a Christmas tree farm in New England with her family, a Scottish terrier named Misty, and a friendly flock of chickens.

On January 18th, our very talented author Susan Gillerman Boggs is all set to attend the book signing event of her book Journey Across Time. The event is to be held at N. Westmoreland Street, Arlington. Mark your calendars for this event and don’t miss it out! The book is about life in South Asia which has changed a lot ever since the author has been there as a diplomat’s wife back in 1985. She takes the reader to remote places which are now closed for the visitors. She recalls her experiences which were both exotic and hilarious. She went to the Himalayas, traveling through dangerous roads. She dined with royalty and danced with a maharaja. During her stay, she survived political assassinations, floods, and bomb attacks. She was also bitten in a coral lagoon, sneezed on by an elephant, and cornered in a street by angry bulls. Grab a copy of this amazing read here. Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, Susan Gillerman Boggs began traveling internationally at a young age. She has a Master of Fine Arts in Musicology from Boston University and King’s College, London. She has worked for opera companies across the United States in costume design and production. She got married to a US diplomat in 1986 and spent 14 years in South Asia. Susan is now living in Falls Church, Virginia.

The author of her harrowing autobiography, Noise, Kelly Riddle is going to host her book signing and discussion event at the Barnes and Noble, Framingham, MA on Saturday, January 18, 2020. It will be a two-hour event from 11:30 AM in the morning to 1:30 PM in the afternoon. The event will include book reading by the author to the attendees, discussion about her book and hopefully a short Q & A session as well. She will be signing her book copies throughout for all the interested participants. Noise, is about Kelly’s past struggles with her health and how she overcame all her illnesses, specifically her battle with anorexia and bulimia nervosa. The book is an emotional roller coaster for the readers as they get a glimpse into the life of a teenage girl struggling with a fairly common mental illness and her battle with the deadly eating disorders. Kelly Riddle is a young budding author and a strong advocator for mental illness awareness. An average girl from a small town in rural Massachusetts, she was left changed forever after her near-death experience from a 5-year long battle with anorexia and bulimia nervosa. She wrote this book in her high school years between the age of 14 and 16. Now 18, she has graduated with a top position from the high school and is now a freshman at Northeastern University where she has chosen her majors in Behavioral Neuroscience. She plans on continuing to write, so be sure to keep checking our website and see more of her work in the future.

The talented author of the contemporary title: The Winter’s Trail, Sharon Breeling will be attending her book signing event at Barnes and Noble, Westminster on Saturday, January 18, 2020. The event will be of approximately two hours from 1 to 3 PM to allow time for maximum attendees. The author will be available for book signings and autographs throughout and may read a short excerpt from her book for the attendees. Mark your calendars and set a reminder as you don’t want to miss this one. The author has lived most of her life on the country side of the beautiful Colorado state. Her book is inspired from her personal experiences of living a country life and this book is based on man and his love of nature. The book’s main character, David, grew up on the cattle ranch in Colorado. As a veteran from the Vietnam war, he wanted to live a life outside the ranch. However, his circumstances including his love for his ranch and his horse drew him back in. He has a wonderful home that was built by his father which he shares with his wife Ruth, but his horses are the main reason that he decides to stay. Sharon Breeling is a Colorado girl who is proud of her countryside upbringing. She lived for many years in the Rocky Mountains before settling down in the Denver area. She loves the mountain side in her backyard and regularly goes for hiking and fishing. She loves the outdoor wilderness and even climbed her fourteener in Colorado last summer. She started writing short children’s stories, eventually deciding to write a novel. This is her first book published by Austin Macauley Publishers.