The Turn the Page Bookstore in Boonsboro, Md. will hold its 2011 anniversary book signing on July 9, 2011. Scheduled to take place from 12:00 p.m. through 2:00 p.m (Eastern time), the event will feature writers Nora Roberts, Meg Cabot, Leslie Parrish, Deanna Raybourn, Robert Savitt, Bob Hilton, Kathy Weller and Barbara Beadles, who will all be available to sign copies of their recent works.
Nora Roberts' latest romantic suspense title, Chasing Fire, was released on April 12, 2011. Her In Death series omnibus, Time of Death, written under her J.D. Robb pseudonym, is due out June 28.
Meg Cabot, author of the bestselling series The Princess Diaries, has written in a variety of genres both for adults and teens. Insatiable, her first paranormal romance for adults, came out in 2010 with its sequel, Overbite, scheduled to follow on July 5, 2011.
Romantic suspense writer Leslie Parrish’s new Extrasensory Agents series consists of two titles. Cold Sight (2010) will be followed by Cold Touch, also available July 5, 2011. As Leslie Kelly, Parrish writes romances such as Terms of Surrender (May 2011), a part of Harlequin's Blaze series.
Historical romance writer Deanna Raybourn is the creator of the Lady Julia Grey books. Her fifth title in this series, The Dark Enquiry, was just released on June 21, 2011, following 2010’s Dark Road to Darjeeling.
Robert Savitt’s July 11, 2011 release, The Blue Ridge League, is part of Arcadia’s Images of Baseball series. This work details the contributions of The Blue Ridge League, formed in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Pennsylvania.
Frederick County, Md. resident Bob Hilton has written All the Way Home. Hilton based this self-published title on events in his own life.
Kathleen Weller and Barbara Beadles have published See Eye A: Case of the Blue Cast (2010). This children’s book focuses on Joey, a young skateboarder who learns the ways his body deals with injuries.
The July 9 anniversary book signing is the fourth such event held at the Turn the Page Bookstore this year. Earlier signings occurred on Feb. 19, on April 2 and on April 29.
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