Had a good time at Alpharetta's Art in the Park where we visited with readers, including an enthusiastic member of an Alpharetta book club (did we mention we make book club appearances?) One of Donald's former neighbors, a retired physician, also stopped by and we signed The Blue Wall for him. He reminded us he had read Justice On Hold about five years ago. Great to see you, Bob!

It was a fun day at the Marietta Artisans Market on the Marketta Square. We were impressed by the quality of the art, jewelry and crafts on display there, and even more impressed that the organizers recognized literature as an art form and invited us to participate. Here we visited with Anne, who purchased both Justice On Hold and The Blue Wall.

We had a great day visiting with readers and signing books at the Alpharetta Art in the Park event. We'll return there for another appearance later in August (see our schedule on the Home Page). We signed a copy of our Next Generation Indie Book Award finalist, The Blue Wall,  for this avid reader! (Joyce's pooch Tally enjoyed the day, too!)

Grace Gleason Files co-authors Joyce Oscar and Donald Reichardt signed copies of both of their crime thrillers at the Hampton "Yellow Pollen" downtown festival. The avid reader is a former Dekalb County firefighter.