March Events

 

Girls' Night Out presents Joss Ware

Join us for another fantastic Girls' Night Out event with Michigan author Joss Ware, to celebrate the release of the first three books in her post-apocalyptic romance series Awakening Heroes! This gritty urban fantasy series will appeal to fans of both romance and science fiction, combining literary elements from a number of genres to craft action-packed thrillers set in a frightening version of future Earth. Joss Ware is a pseudonym for Colleen Gleason, who previously published the Gardella Vampire Chronicles. Join us for a night of great women's fiction and our traditional grab-bag book drawing!

Thursday, March 11 at 7:00pm, Eastwood 

 

 

 

Young Adult Encore: Pizza Party for Carrie Ryan

Meet another exciting up-and-coming author in the young adult scene at our pizza party celebrating the release of The Dead Tossed Waves, a companion title to the critically acclaimed novel The Forest of Hands and Teeth. Carrie Ryan earned praise from critics and teens alike with her debut novel and its literary exploration of a post-apocalyptic society attempting to exist in the midst of a constant threat of zombie invasion.

Lyrical and captivating like it predicessor, the story continues within the confines of a world devastated by a deadly virus. But The Dead Tossed Waves (On sale March 9) takes a distinctive narrative turn, conveying the same world from a different, and wholly original, point of view - Mary's daughter - in this gripping story bound by rules and fences. Unlike her mother, Gabry  is content with her quiet life by the sea. But life after the Return is never safe and there are threats even the Barrier can't hold back. And when a simple childhood dare opens up a dangerous and terrifying world full of Mudo, Soulers, and a tangled web of love, hurt, andger, and mystery, Gabry begins to question everything and trust no one.

Wednesday, March 17 at 6:00pm, Eastwood

 


 

 
Book Signing with M.J. Rigg

In her first historical novel, Voyage to Muscovy, M.J. Rigg brings to life the dangerous and often fatal wooden world of sixteenth-century seamen. With a self-supporting career in dental hygiene, author M.J. Rigg returned to school in her mid-forties and graduated from Michigan State University with a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies. Each class was specifically chosen for its content pertaining to sixteenth-century England and Europe. Rigg discovered that history is a treasure box filled with stories waiting to be told.

Saturday, March 20 at 1:00pm, Okemos