Lynn MacKaben Brown, the author of Furs and Fevers, is scheduled to attend a book signing event on September 21st, 2023, Thursday, from 06:00 PM to 07:00 PM, at the Pierceton & Washington Township Library, 101 W. Catholic St., Pierceton, Indiana. Furs and Fevers is a historical novel that immerses the reader in a vanished world of Indigenous tribes, French-Canadian trappers, and American settlers in Indiana. It is a rigorously researched and compelling story that encourages readers to rethink the past and its conflicts. Order the book here. Lynn MacKaben Brown is a nurse, teacher, and writer passionate about history. She has written for various magazines and newspapers and is a columnist for SEG-Way News. She is also a wife, mother, and grandmother.

Angela Lacy McClintock, the author of The Boy in the Basement, is scheduled to host a book signing event on September 16, 2023, Saturday, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, at Page and Pallet Book Store, 32 S Section St., Fairhope, Alabama. The Boy in the Basement is the story of crime, mystery, and child abuse. A CPS supervisor and her team face a series of child abuse cases that test their skills and emotions. A ghost from her past and a romance in her present complicate her life. Will she overcome her self-doubt and find justice for the children? Order the book here to find out. Angela Lacy McClintock is a former child welfare worker and a current therapist and blogger. She writes to inspire and support social workers who face trauma every day. The Boy in the Basement is her debut novel.

Angela Lacy McClintock, the author of The Boy in the Basement, is scheduled to host a book signing event on September 09, 2023, Saturday, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, at Barnes and Noble at the Summit, Birmingham, AL. The Boy in the Basement is the story of crime, mystery, and child abuse. A CPS supervisor and her team face a series of child abuse cases that test their skills and emotions. A ghost from her past and a romance in her present complicate her life. Will she overcome her self-doubt and find justice for the children? Order the book here to find out. Angela Lacy McClintock is a former child welfare worker and a current therapist and blogger. She writes to inspire and support social workers who face trauma every day. The Boy in the Basement is her debut novel.

Ryan Tex, the author of American Dysfunction, is scheduled to attend an Author Spotlight event on September 9th, 2023, Saturday, from 01:00 PM to 03:00 PM, at the Barnes & Nobles Montgomeryville. In American Dysfunction,  Alex Walker seeks peace amidst a turbulent upbringing in a dysfunctional blue-collar family, bearing the emotional scars of abuse and neglect—his journey from suburban Philadelphia to a rural trade school spirals into darkness. However, during his probation, a transformative experience with a ragtag 90s cover band reveals that life can offer respite from the drama he's known. Order the book here. Ryan Tex, a writer with a lineage deeply rooted in generations of plumbers and mechanical tradesmen, draws inspiration from his upbringing in a small business and a vibrant community of individuals. His passion for writing, nurtured during his college years, transformed into a lifelong pursuit, transcending the realm of dreams to become his reality.

Meet the author and immerse yourself in the captivating world of ‘Furs and Fevers‘ by Lynn MacKaben Brown at our Book Signing event on September 1st, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM, at Syracuse Community Center. Engage with fellow book enthusiasts, celebrating the world of storytelling. You can learn more about the event here. Step into a forgotten world where Indigenous tribes meet French-Canadian trappers, as ‘Furs and Fevers by Lynn MacKaben Brown unveils a tale of history, politics, and culture. Brown's meticulous research breathes life into 19th-century Indiana, presenting characters and interactions that enthral while subtly educating. Unravel the intricate dynamics of a changing era against the backdrop of American expansion into Indiana. Order the book here. Lynn MacKaben Brown, a history columnist, nurse, and accomplished writer, crafts ‘Furs and Fevers‘ with a blend of historical insight and storytelling prowess. Her remarkable journey from a family Christian bookstore to an M.A. holder in nursing and gerontology adds depth to the narrative.

Donald Yates, the inspirational author of A Journey for Peace: A Journal of Peace, is scheduled to host a book talk at the Glen Ridge (NJ) Public Library on 25th of July 2023, Tuesday 06:30 PM. Mark the day and attend this amazing event. In A Journey for Peace: A Journal of Peace, the author Donald Yates shares his Peace Corps experience in the Philippines in the 1960s through stories and photos. He describes his challenges and discoveries as an educator and community developer in a remote island culture. He reflects on how his service changed him as a person. Get the book here. Donald Yates is a retired educator and administrator who served in the Peace Corps, public schools, and higher education institutions in New Jersey. He has a doctorate in Educational Administration from Columbia University and has published and presented on various topics in education. He lives with his wife in Shrewsbury, NJ, and has two children and four grandchildren.

Robert Bussey, the author of a new book, Walk with Me, is scheduled to appear for an interview on July 21st Friday, at 11:00 AM with Natalie North on KALB TV. The conversation would provide an opportunity for the prospective reader to get a glimpse of what the new book may have to offer. Walk with Me is a collection of poems that invite you to explore different perspectives, emotions, and experiences. It can be romantic, curious, heartfelt, or humorous. It is up to you to find your meaning and value in each poem. Order the book here. Robert Bussey is a Louisiana lawyer who grew up in Chicago and lived in Texas. He loves cycling and exploring different regions of the country. He has a Cajun connection through his wife's family.

Donald Yates, the author of A Journey for Peace: A Journal of Peace, is scheduled to host a book talk on 19th July, Wednesday, from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Monmouth County Library, Eastern Branch 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury, NJ, 07702. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity of meeting with the brilliant Donald Yates.   A Journey for Peace: A Journal of Peace is a memoir by Donald Yates. The book contains over 25 stories that capture his experiences and insights into the local culture, history, and politics of a region rarely visited by outsiders. You can order the book here.   Donald Yates is a retired educator and administrator who served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines from 1962 to 1964. He has a doctorate in Educational Administration from Columbia University and has published a book and several articles on innovative teaching practices. He lives with his wife and enjoys spending time with his four grandchildren in Shrewsbury, NJ.