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We are thrilled to announce that William F.Carter, author of Fire and Wrath, will be hosting a book signing event at Barnes & Noble in Hingham, MA, on Saturday, October 12th, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to meet the author and get a signed copy of his gripping debut novel! Fire and Wrath follows Jack Coyle, a skilled arsonist whose fascination with fire leads him into a life of crime and constant danger. As he evades both authorities and criminals, Sheriff Vance Miller, Jack’s childhood friend, faces a series of devastating unsolved arsons in his community. Together, they uncover the identity of the arsonist and a tragic revelation that deepens the story’s sorrow. William F.Carter, a Harvard alumnus with degrees in Creative Writing, discovered his passion for storytelling early on. When not writing, he plays guitar with the band Faded Halo and enjoys community theater. He lives near Boston with his wife and daughters, and this debut novel is a significant milestone in his literary journey.
We are excited to share that Michele McCoy, author of Apollo the Angora Goat, will be hosting a book signing and reading event on Saturday, October 12th, beginning at 11:00 am The event will take place at Barnes & Nobles, Roseville CA Again. Be sure to mark your calendars and join us for a chance to hear from your favorite author and get a signed copy of the book! Apollo the Angora Goat is a charming children's book that follows Apollo, an Angora goat, on a lively California farm. Through Apollo’s eyes, readers discover the joys of farm life, the importance of friendships, and the thrill of growing up alongside a diverse group of animal friends. As the first installment in a series, the book offers a blend of fun and educational adventures, imparting valuable lessons about friendship and life. Michele McCoy, who lives in California with her husband Denney, is renowned for her positivity, warmth, and playful spirit. She treasures family time and is thrilled to author a children’s book inspired by her animals and farm life. This creative journey has become a delightful adventure for her entire family.
Mark your calendars for an exciting literary event! On Tuesday, October 8, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, the Peachtree City Library in Peachtree City, Georgia, will host a book signing with celebrated author Patricia Cruzan. Come meet Patricia and get your copy of her latest children’s book, Mandy’s Music, signed in person. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with a local author and celebrate the joy of music and friendship! Mandy’s Music takes readers on a heartwarming journey as Mandy discovers the magic of rhythm and melody. Dancing to the beat of her drum, Mandy persuades her mother to join her band, setting the stage for a charming exploration of family, friendship, and music. However, as Mandy prepares for her friend Ashley’s visit, tensions arise between mother and daughter. The story beautifully unfolds as Mandy and Ashley attend a concert, where the two friends are captivated by the mesmerizing melodies and beats. Their adventure continues with a visit to a music store, where the girls experiment with different instruments before choosing their favorites. As Mandy prepares for her music recital, she faces the challenge of perfecting her violin skills while maintaining a practice schedule. Though Ashley moves away, the girls stay connected, performing together at out-of-town events, and strengthening their bond through music. Patricia Cruzan, author of Mandy’s Music, has a long-standing passion for writing. Her work has appeared in Grit, Fayette Woman, the HSA newsletter, and other notable publications. With seven children’s books and three adult poetry collections to her name, Patricia is a prolific author with a talent for storytelling. Before becoming a full-time writer, Patricia enjoyed a rich teaching career, having taught choral music and elementary school in Georgia, Texas, and Louisiana. Her teaching experiences, combined with her love of music, have influenced her writing. Patricia has even sung in concerts across the U.S. and Australia, adding to the depth of musical inspiration found in her work.
Join us for an exciting afternoon with Maya C.S., a gifted author, as she hosts a special book promotion event for her enchanting novel, “Magical Sails.” This exclusive event will take place on Saturday, October 5th, at 1 pm at Barnes & Noble. Mark your calendars and be sure not to miss this captivating experience—your next favorite read awaits! Magical Sails: A Nikola Tesla Story is an adventurous tale where young Tesla faces the Evil Fairy Gromlina, who aims to misuse his inventions for world domination. Along with his friends and a fairy robot, Tesla journeys through his childhood in Smiljan and his career in Paris, New York, Chicago, and Niagara Falls. The story highlights' themes of good vs. evil, forgiveness, and the impact of childhood on the future, brought to life with vivid illustrations. Maya C.S. (Maya Cvetković Sotirov) is a Serbian author and licensed professor of Serbian language and literature. Born in 1980, she has published several acclaimed children’s books, including The French Adventure and The Boy and the Fairy. Her work, known for its modern and interdisciplinary approach, often incorporates elements of history, science, and fairy magic. She is a member of the Association of Writers of Serbia and has received multiple awards for her books.
Troy Bobbitt, a former U.S. Border Patrol Supervisory Agent, and our new author will host a book signing for his debut novel, “Mourning Bands On”, on Saturday, September 21, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM MDT. The event will be held at Trinity United Methodist Church Christian Ministry Center, 7 South Main St. Lead, SD 57754, USA. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity—mark your calendars and join us! Mourning Bands On examines the current challenges in American law enforcement through the lens of high-profile cases like Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd. It offers a historical perspective on policing, analyzes the societal and procedural impacts of these incidents, and calls for both societal and legislative reforms. The book invites readers to reflect on their role in shaping the future of policing in America. Troy Bobbitt, a retired U.S. Border Patrol Supervisory Agent who served from 2003 to 2011 in Texas and Minnesota, previously worked as a paralegal in Minneapolis and St. Paul. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from St. Cloud State University and experienced the routine aspects of law enforcement throughout his career.
Troy Bobbitt, a former U.S. Border Patrol Supervisory Agent turned author, will be hosting a book signing for his debut novel, Mourning Bands On, on Monday, September 16, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM CDT. The event will take place at Forbes United Methodist Church, 33 Grove St., Proctor, MN 55810. Don’t miss this chance to meet the author and get a signed copy of his bookmark your calendars! Mourning Bands On, delves into the challenges of contemporary American law enforcement through an analysis of high-profile cases like Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd. It offers a historical perspective on policing, examines the societal and policing changes prompted by these incidents, and concludes with a call for reforms. The book invites readers to reflect on their role in shaping the future of American policing. Troy Bobbitt is a retired U.S. Border Patrol Supervisory Agent who began his federal career in December 2003, serving in Texas and Minnesota. He worked in various roles including fieldwork, immigration checkpoints, and as an interdiction K9 handler before being promoted to supervisory agent in 2008. Bobbitt completed his career at the Duluth, MN Border Patrol Station, known for its small staff and broad responsibilities. Before joining the Border Patrol, he worked as a paralegal in Minneapolis and St. Paul. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from St. Cloud State University and has a background in security and surveillance. Bobbitt's career was marked by routine training and minimal use of his firearm, reflecting the reality of law enforcement's demanding yet often uneventful nature.
Troy Bobbitt, a former U.S. Border Patrol Supervisory Agent and now an author, will be hosting a book signing event for his debut novel “Mourning Bands On” on Thursday, September 12, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM MDT. The event will take place at The Deadwood Recreation & Aquatics Center, 105 Sherman St., Deadwood, SD 57732. Mark your calendars and join us for this exciting occasion! Mourning Bands On, explores the challenges facing modern American law enforcement by examining high-profile cases such as Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd. The book provides a historical overview of policing, discusses how these incidents have impacted society and policing practices, and concludes with a call for societal and legislative reforms. It encourages readers to consider their role in shaping the future of American policing. Troy Bobbitt, a retired U.S. Border Patrol Supervisory Agent, served from 2003 to 2011 in Texas and Minnesota, handling various duties including fieldwork and K9 operations. Prior to his Border Patrol career, he was a paralegal in Minneapolis and St. Paul. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from St. Cloud State University and experienced the routine and rarely dramatic nature of law enforcement.
We are thrilled to announce that Chef Terri Rogers, a self-taught chef, author, and serial entrepreneur, will be hosting a book launch event for his latest work, March Forth in Love Join us on Sunday, September 8th, from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. at Barnes & Noble in The Grove, Los Angeles, California. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to meet the distinguished author and celebrate the launch of his new book! March Forth in Love text suggests that a scientific prediction indicates the last viable crop harvest will occur in 2080 due to soil depletion, leading to widespread starvation among future generations. It emphasizes the urgent need for humanity to change its behavior to ensure survival, drawing a parallel with how the coronavirus pandemic forced global behavior change. The message advocates for embracing love and selflessness as a path to overcoming the crisis. Chef Terri Rogers, a self-taught chef and serial entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of Noodle, a plant-based food startup. Her books offer insights into succeeding in the competitive food industry and advocate for a better future through her blueprint in “March Forth in Love”. This book addresses societal issues and aims to extend the predicted last harvest of 2080 to an indefinite future.
Kerry Parker, renowned environmental activist and author, will be hosting a book signing event for her book “Connected” on Saturday, September 7th, at 1 p.m. in Portland, Maine. Don’t miss this captivating event where you can get signed copies of her latest book and engage with Kerry about her inspiring work. It’s a wonderful opportunity to connect with the author and dive into her thought-provoking read. We look forward to seeing you there! Connected, follows Iris Jacobs, whose life in New York City feels complete except for her love life. Everything changes when she meets Luca Ravello and feels an intense connection. But her excitement fades when she learns Luca is engaged to Jane. Iris must navigate the complexities of their situation and decide if she can pursue this new love or move on. Kerry Parker, a vibrant resident of central Maine, balances teaching with her creative passions for painting, violin, and nature. She loves exploring different cultures, engaging in community work, and supporting environmental causes. Kerry enjoys spending time with her grandchild and adult children and finds writing a way to immerse herself in imaginative worlds.
We’re excited to announce that Chef Terri Rogers, the self-taught chef, author, and serial entrepreneur, will be hosting a special book signing event for his latest work, “March Forth in Love”. Join us on Thursday, September 5th, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 918 N LA Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles CA. Don’t miss your chance to meet this distinguished author and get a signed copy of his book! March Forth in Love, presents a compelling vision of the future, warning that a scientific prediction suggests the last viable crop harvest will happen by 2080 due to soil depletion, potentially leading to widespread starvation. This urgent call to action parallels the global behavior changes prompted by the coronavirus pandemic. The text advocates for embracing love and selflessness as crucial steps toward overcoming this impending crisis and ensuring humanity's survival. Chef Terri Rogers, a self-taught chef and serial entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of Noodle, a plant-based food startup. Her books provide valuable insights into thriving in the competitive food industry and championing a brighter future through her blueprint in *March Forth in Love*. This book tackles societal challenges and seeks to extend the predicted last viable harvest of 2080 to an indefinite future.
Join us on Saturday, August 31st, from 12 PM to 3 PM at Harker Heights, Texas, for an exciting book signing event with Cyle Tramel, the dynamic author making waves in the fantasy fiction genre. Come meet Cyle, delve into the world of Detective Ray Shields and the Mountain of Trial, and get your copy signed by the author himself. Don’t miss this chance to discuss the book and experience the magic of Detective Ray Shields firsthand! Detective Ray Shields and the Mountain of Trial, follows Ray Shields, a dedicated private eye, his efficient secretary Laura, and his troubled yet committed partner Eddie. Their routine life takes a dramatic turn when a mysterious envelope reveals an ancient prophecy involving Laura. The trio is soon thrust into a perilous adventure, battling mythical creatures, seeking a powerful relic, and confronting a dark cult to save the world, all while navigating the arid Atacama Desert. Cyle Tramel, is a seasoned traveler and storyteller who believes every story, no matter how incredible, deserves to be shared. *Detective Ray Shields and the Mountain of Trial* is his debut book, reflecting his passion for cultural exploration and narrative.
Glenn Allen Ditman, our esteemed author, will be featured in a radio interview with Brian Winters on KAAD LP Radio in Sonora. Tune in on Wednesday, August 24th at 10:30 AM to hear Ditman discuss his book “Spoiled Rotten Reggie”. Discover the inspiration behind his engaging story and gain insights into his creative process as he shares how the book came to life. Don't miss the chance to listen to your favorite author delve into the details of his latest work. Spoiled Rotten Reggie, born into luxury and indulged in every whim, seemed to lead a perfect life until he started school. The clash between his pampered home environment and the school's expectations created problems, compounded by a persistent and peculiar odor that developed despite his parents' efforts. As Reggie's unusual issue drew attention from classmates and teachers, the question remained: would he ever overcome this mysterious problem? Glenn Allen Ditman, a former elementary school teacher in California's Calaveras, Tuolumne, and Stanislaus counties, draws on his experience with children to infuse his writing with creativity and humor. A member of the Sonora Writer’s Group for six years, he lives and works in Sonora, California, where he enjoys the town's rich history and scenic beauty.
We are excited to announce that Michaela Cummings, the author of 'The Meno Change Diary,' will be hosting a book launch event on July 20th from 1:30 to 3:30 PM at Mrs. Bells Tearoom, located at 241 Grand Avenue, Chatham, Ontario. Make sure to mark your calendars and join us for this special occasion! The Meno Change Diary is the author’s journey through menopause. She was initially caught off guard by its physical and emotional tolls during a trip to Italy, when she suffered all the tolls alone. Now post-menopause, she shares hard-won wisdom and coping strategies in her book, hoping to ease the path for other women. The book offers insights, solidarity, and a community of support, aiming to guide women through menopause with camaraderie and self-care toward empowerment and enlightenment. Michaela Cummings spent her formative years in Manchester, England, before embarking on extensive travels across Europe. She eventually settled in Toronto, Canada, in the 2000s. In 2008, she became a Canadian citizen and now lives in Chatham, Ontario, with her husband, Ippolito.
M. Timothy Nolting, winner of the Western Fictioneer Peacemaker Award for his book ...By the Way They Treat Their Horses, will be hosting a book signing event on Saturday, July 20th, at 10:00 AM at Sequel Bookshop in Hilltop Mall. Mark your calendars and join us for the chance to meet this remarkable author and get a signed copy of his award-winning book. ...By the Way They Treat Their Horses, In the Oklahoma Territory of 1889, Maria Brandt endures the brutal and abusive actions of her husband Eli, torn between hoping for his early return and wishing he would stay away. Eli, a cruel and unpredictable tyrant, subjects Maria and their son Jacob to relentless suffering. When Jacob finally defends himself and his mother, their lives are forever changed. M. Timothy Nolting and his wife, Deb, reside on a small property near Bushnell, Nebraska. Originally from Northeastern Kansas and rooted in farm and ranch life, Tim has traveled widely throughout his career but now calls Nebraska his favorite place. His novel “…By the Way They Treat Their Horses” showcases his passion for American West history. In addition to this, Tim is currently working on an autobiographical narrative and a historical non-fiction book about the range cattle industry.
We are excited to announce that our brilliant author, William F.Carter will be attending a book signing event for his book, ‘Fire and Wrath’ at the Barnes & Noble at Derby Street, Hingham MA, on Saturday, July 13th, from 01:00 pm to 03:00 pm. Don't miss this amazing opportunity to meet the author and get a signed copy of this amazing book. Fire and Wrath is about a skilled arsonist, Jack Coyle whose fascination with fire has led him into a life of crime and trouble. Despite his talent, Jack has faced consequences and now lives on the run from authorities and criminals alike. Meanwhile, Vance Miller, a sheriff in Plymouth County and Jack's childhood friend grapples with a series of unsolved arsons that have devastated his community. Together, they uncover not only the identity of the arsonist but also a tragic revelation that adds another layer of sorrow to the unfolding story. William F.Carter discovered his passion for writing at a young age and went on to earn both a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts in Creative Writing from Harvard University. When he's not crafting stories, he plays guitar with the band Faded Halo and enjoys performing in community theater. He resides near Boston with his wife and daughters, and this debut novel marks an exciting milestone in his literary career.
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