Type M for Murder: (BSP) Blatant Self Promotion

Friday, March 15, 2019

(BSP) Blatant Self Promotion

YOU’RE INVITED

BOOK SIGNING MARCH 23, 1:00 PM BARNES AND NOBLE LOVELAND

THE HEALER’S DAUGHTER

Charlotte Hinger

Starred Review in Library Journal

“Readers who appreciate historical accuracy in their fiction will find this a powerful read. The impressive degree of realism and Hinger’s skillful weaving of personalities and story lines make it a real page-turner.”

I know this is shameless. But it really makes me very happy. More along a proper writing post next time.

5 comments:

Thomas Kies said...: I'm shameless when it comes to self-promotion! Good luck with the book signing!; 4:40 pm
Charlotte Hinger said...: Thanks, Tom. I love the support and am deeply grateful for anyone that shows up, but I hate setting up events.; 9:30 am
Aline Templeton said...: Good luck, Charlotte! Beware of the 'Emma Chizzit' problem. PD James was signing and got, as she thought, a request for a dedication in this name and it was only as she started writing it that the woman, rather irritated, said more clearly, 'How much is it?'; 6:26 am
Rick Blechta said...: That is hilarious, Aline!; 7:27 am
Mario Acevedo said...: Congratulations. Sell lots of books!; 4:50 pm

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