Join Christina on Booktour!

I’m currently enjoying a multi-city booktour that criss-crosses the US. Join me at bookstores in:

• Bellingham WA — Village Books, June 24, 6pm. This launch event is ticketed: secure your seat and a book here. My trainer is interviewing me, so I made this graphic in her honor. 😁

• Seattle (Bellevue) WA — HPB, Wednesday, June 25, 6pm with the New York Times bestseller and friend Jayne Ann Krentz. We’ll interview each other; as you can see from a former signing, Jayne adores me. 😂

  Her new book, It Takes a Psychic (as Jayne Castle) is available for purchase and yes, she will be signing!
  15600 Northeast 8th Street
  (Crossroads Bellevue)
  (425) 747-6616
  This event is ticketed and includes a copy of THUS WITH A KISS I DIE: secure your seat and a book here.

  Houston TX — Friday, June 27, I’m hopping on a plane and flying to Houston to autograph at Murder by the Book at 6:30 pm with suspense authors Katharine Schulman and Ashley Weaver.
  2342 Bissonnet St.
  713 524 8597
  Murder by the Book, bless them, gave the first book, A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA, their coveted staff pick banner. Murder ships (I love saying that!), so call and order THUS WITH A KISS I DIE and A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA, and I’ll personalize them to you!

  Dallas TX — on Saturday June 28, I fly to Dallas to autograph at HPB, this time at the Mother Ship, the founding store for Half Priced Books! I’m excited, and hope to see you at 6pm.
  This event is ticketed and includes a copy of THUS WITH A KISS I DIE: secure your seat and a book here.

  An aside: It’s at approximately this point when I’ll wake up in the hotel room in the middle of the night and think, “I have no idea what city I’m in.” Happens every time. Probably more to the point, I’ll have to figure out where the bathroom is located. Book tour is not for sissies!

  Scottsdale AZ — Poisoned Pen, Sunday June 29, 2-3:30 pm with suspense authors Mary Anna Evans, Lynn Cahoon, Dianne Freeman, Sam Lumley.
  4014 N. Goldwater Blvd.
  480 947 2974
  sales@poisonedpen.com
  THUS WITH A KISS I DIE is also a staff pick at the Poisoned Pen! Call or email to have a book signed to you. Pick it up or have it shipped!

• Naperville (Chicago) IL — at Anderson’s Bookshop, July 1, 7:00pm with #1 New York Times bestselling author Susan Elizabeth Phillips who will bring the house down, as always!
  123 W Jefferson Ave
  (630) 355-2665
  This event is ticketed; secure your seat and a copy of the book here.

If you can’t make it to an autographing or you want me to sign a special title for you, call the bookseller and give them the information, and I’ll autograph and they’ll ship. For instance, A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA is just out in trade paperback, all the stores should be copies of them, and fingers crossed for my newest suspense, GIRL ANONYMOUS. being available, too. I’d love to meet you and whether I’m being interviewed or giving a reading (can you imagine a reading from Rosie’s point of view? 😁), we always have a good time.

Stay tuned for autographing photos and stories (join my mailing lists: christinaDodd dot com and/or daughterofmontague dot com.)

On July 2 I’ll fly back to Seattle where I’ll sleep for days, watch the July 4 fireworks with The Husband, and on July 5 drive home where I’ll resume a normal life of writing and gardening. And writing. Did I mention writing?

In my travels, I’m also doing drop-in signings; here’s a list of locations I’ve done so far.

What can you read until THUS WITH A KISS I DIE publishes? Order WHAT DREAMS MAY COME for your immediate Daughter of Montague reading enjoyment!

• “That’s who I am: Lady Rosaline Montague, fixer of all things or, as a less than pleasant acquaintance called me, “Female Most Likely to Win the Verona City-State Know-It-All Contest.” —  WHAT DREAMS MAY COME, a Daughter of Montague historical adventure e-novella! Order your copy now and, if you have, thank you to everyone who’s posted a review. 😘

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