Some 50 people joined us to celebrate the launch of Unholy Mind Games, the final novel of the Grace Gleason Files trilogy. We signed 49 books and had great conversations with readers at the Foundation Social Eatery in Roswell, GA. Thanks to all who attended, including a reporter who wrote a story about the event that appeared in the following week's Johns Creek Herald. Here we are signing a book for John Staton of Auburn, Alabama. Also attending the event was Don Solar, a Roswell resident who purchased the first copy of our initial novel, Justice On Hold, at our very first bookstore signing in 2011. Thanks everyone, we had a ball!

Donald read and signed books at this unique bookstore at the invitation of owner Marcia Lawrence. Marcia recently moved the shop to a new location across the street from the Emporia State University campus, with help and support from the entire community. She is keeping the flame of book-loving alive in a city that stands on the shoulders of journalism and literary giants William Allen White and William Lindsay White. While there, Donald met with faculty and officials at the Donald Reichardt Center for Publication and Literary Arts, founded in 2014.

Chilly weather didn't deter a steady stream of readers from stopping by and talking books and writing on Veterans Day. We signed copies of Justice On Hold and The Blue Wall and gave out a lot of cards to Kindle readers who want to order them on Amazon. We also met a lot of Vets -- Thank you for your service!

There was a nice turnout for our appearance in the Emerging Authors Pavilion at the AJC Decatur Book Festival over Labor Day weekend. Both of our thrillers, Justice On Hold and The Blue Wall, were on sale Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday we spoke briefly and signed books. Reportedly more than 70,000 readers attended the event over the weekend!