Retired attorney Otis Lee is the author of three books, the latest being “I Was Born in the Forest,” which encapsulates the freedom struggle of Africans brought to the Americas in slave ships from Congo, Angola, and other parts of Central Africa. Many defied the odds by escaping and establishing Afrocentric communities in the mountains of Brazil. This is the […]
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Join us for this month’s Coffee With the Authors presentation with the always popular Lenny Di Gregorio as he talks about his latest, “Lost & Found in Manhattan.” Get ready for a thrilling ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Imagine being alone in a dark, empty building late at night when […]
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NOTE: Due to Hurricane/Tropical Storm Debby, this date was changed from Aug. 8 to Aug. 15.Henry Hack served 22 years with the Nassau County, NY Police Department, rising to the rank of inspector. He commanded the Scientific Investigation Bureau and was qualified as an expert witness in several forensic evidence areas. In “The Pipes Are Calling,” the latest in the […]
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Coffee With the Authors Thursday, May 9, 11 am – 12 noon E.L. Boyer (“A Lie More Real than Truth”) Liz Boyer worked as a registered nurse for 25 years before turning to literary pursuits. This is a work of fiction, however, the author’s curiosity about missing people spurred her to examine the possibility that a person could disappear and […]
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Our April author, Teri M. Brown, is know for her portrayals of strong women. In “Daughters of Green Mountain Gap,” she doesn’t disappoint. Teri weaves a compelling tale of three generations of remarkable North Carolina women living at the turn of the 20th century shedding light on racism, fear of change, loss of traditions, and intricate family dynamics. This is […]
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Feb 8, 11 a.m. – 12 p.m., V.S. Gardner, (“The Forgotten Home”), Thursday, February 8, 11 am – 12 noon. Join us to hear novelist V.S. Gardner share details about her latest mystery novel as well as her personal journey as an author. In Gardner’s third novel, a baby mysteriously goes missing. Centered in an abandoned home on Spivey Lake […]
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Thursday, January 11, 11 am – 12 noon. Caleb Wygal (“Death at Tidal Creek”). Number five in the Myrtle Beach Mystery Series, this follows book store owner Clark Thomas as he is embroiled in a double murder at a popular brew house in Myrtle Beach’s Market Common. What secrets are the Silver Girls hiding? Join us to hear Caleb talk […]
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Rod Jahner describes himself as an author, banker, consultant, former expat, trainer, and traveler. He recently published a compelling memoir (“Never Do Anything Just Right”) of his business experience, overseas travel, and life in general. Join us for what is sure to be an engaging discussion. Coffee With the Authors is a free event, but seating is limited, so please […]
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Author Henry Hack is back with his latest in the Danny Boyland series, Broken Windows. A veteran NYPD homicide detective must choose between his sworn duty to arrest murderers and his desire to finally see law and order restored to his beloved city. The developing evidence points to a group of retired law enforcement personnel as the likely perpetrators who […]
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Hamann’s debut novel, Cryin’s For Hungry Babies, is set in North Carolina during the Civil War. When a family’s cotton crop is ruined by drought, a desperate father accepts payment to take the place of a wealthy neighbor’s son and enlist in the Confederate Army. Little did he know his family would be changed forever by the secrets that fateful […]
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