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« Saturday April 10, 2010 »
Sat
Start: 2:00 pm
End: 4:00 pm
Sophie Jordan signs In Scandal They Wed, her newest historical romance. This is the second book in the bestselling author’s smart and sexy series, the Penwich School for Virtuous Girls.   Sophie penned her first historical romance in a high school Spanish class; this passion led her to pursue a degree in English and History. After a brief stint in law school and several years of teaching high school, she decided it was time to pursue her dream of writing. In less than three years, her first book, Once Upon a Wedding Night, became a Romantic Times nominee for Best First Historical Romance. Her second novel, Too Wicked to Tame, landed on USA Today’s Bestseller’s List. Sophie also writes for Pocket Books under the pen name Sharie Kohler. She lives with her family in the Houston area.  Kim Lenox signs Darker Than Night, the third installment in the chilling Shadow Guard Series saga.   Kim’s idea of a perfect date with her husband is a venti mocha and a trip to a bookstore searching for books written in the 1800s. She grew up an Army brat, and her family moved every couple of years. One of the first things her mom would do when they arrived at a new location was to find the local library, whether they were in a new town or on a military base. Kim lives in Texas, where she is raising two little bibliophiles. She would love to learn to crochet or knit, and make big fluffy colorful scarves for all her pals, but her brain can’t handle the precision necessary to make all those exact rows upon rows of loops. If you are unable to attend this event, you may purchase your book ahead of time, either in person or by phone, and we will have your book signed for you.  Please specify if you would like your book personalized.  Signed copies are not available through the website at this time.  
Start: 4:30 pm
End: 6:30 pm
Hats off to National Poetry Month! Hats, hats, and more hats!  Bring your favorite hats...and for each hat you bring, you must write a poem about that hat.  Bring your friends - the more, the merrier.  We will open the floor for those who would like to read a favorite poem, share an original creation, or just come and enjoy.  For more info about National Poetry Month, click here.
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