The third installment of Cemetery Tours did not disappoint. In fact, it appointed… hard! I felt the same excitement as when I read the first. Smith’s ghosts, action, and characters sync incredibly well together. And the dialogue never misses a beat. I feel like I’ve known Kate, Michael, and Luke for ages. I can’t think of a moment I did not thoroughly enjoy (a carnival was perfect ghostly setting by the way). Romance, intrigue, and another jaunt with America’s favorite ghost, Eugene Brinkley? I think I’ll read the series all over again. Maybe you should too!
Last week I traveled to Dallas for an annual book signing known as IndieVengeance Day. We get together, the indies and I, once a year and hang out. We also sell books: small books, big books, books that climb on rocks. Okay, none of them climbed rocks, but a couple have ghosts, and that’s just as good.
The journey started in the air…
Photograph by Jacqueline Smith
But quickly involved books and stress cubes.
Photograph by Jacqueline Smith
Hey, poetry!
Photograph by Jacqueline SmithPhotograph by Jacqueline Smith
The books and their Davros. Muahaha.
Scott’s fortune cookie predicted a photo bomb.
And there was this yummy croissant.
Photograph by Claudette Peercy
The Justice League prepared to fight evil… and sell books.
Photograph by Claudette Peercy
After Red Lobster. Don’t we look full?
I found this steer at the airport.
My last view of Dallas.
*****
It was an incredible event filled with my favorite people on earth. Once more, my deepest thanks to Amber Norrgard for all the hard work she did setting everything up.
You can find information on the authors in attendance here:
