Five Star, $25.95

Sunday  Sept 12- 2pm
Irene Ziegler  signs  Ashes to Water, Five Star, $25.95.
 Set in the 1980s, Ashes to Water is an atmospheric story of a small-town Florida murder and one young woman’s reluctant involvement in its resolution.  When Annie Bartlett returns home to bury her murdered father, she confronts the woman arrested for the crime, only to discover reasons to fight for the woman’s acquittal.

Wm. Morrow, $24.99 Perseverance Press, $14.99.

Sunday  Sept 12 -3pm
Tim Hallinan signs The Queen of Patpong , Wm. Morrow, $24.99.
For American travel writer Poke Rafferty, life finally seems to hold some semblance of stability. Then a nightmare figure from Rose's time as a Patpong dancer barges into their world, shattering the peace they've worked so hard to obtain.
Wendy Hornsby signs The Paramour's Daughter, Perseverance Press, $14.99. Did you ever fantasize that an unknown relative has died and left you a fortune? Be careful what you wish for. When a stranger insists she’s kin to filmmaker Maggie MacGowen.  Maggie assumes the woman is what the LAPD calls a 5150, a mentally disturbed person. But after the stranger dies, Maggie discovers that she has an extended family in France.

Poisoned Pen, 25.95

September 12, 4:30 pm,
 Aileen Baron signs The Scorpion's Bite, Poisoned Pen, 25.95.
I t is 1943 and the world is at war. Archaeologist Lily Sampson has been sent to Trans-Jordan, by the OSS, along with Gideon Weil, the famous director of the American School of Archeology in Jerusalem. As part of their survey, they roam the beautiful, silent, Trans-Jordanian desert where the indelible presence of Lawrence of Arabia still lingers, and where the ancient Nabateans once ruled an empire from their capital in Petra. Soon Lily and Gideon are stranded in the Wadi Rum, and their Bedouin guide is murdered. 

Atria Books, $25.00

Saturday Sept 25- 2:30 
William Kent Krueger signs  Vermillion Drift , Atria Books, $25.00.
 Krueger's next nail-biting suspense has Cork O'Connor investigating a series of decades-old murders and their connection to his past.  William Kent Krueger's gripping tale of suspense begins with a recurring nightmare, a gun, and a wound in the earth so deep and horrific that it has a name: Vermilion Drift. When the Department of Energy puts an underground iron mine on its short list of potential sites for storage of nuclear waste, a barrage of protest erupts in Tamarack County, Minnesota, and Cork is hired as a security consultant. Deep in the mine during his first day on the job, Cork stumbles across a secret room that contains the remains of six murder victims.