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"4th with Sea Haven, NJ cop John Ceepak. A death on the Jersey shore has ties to the events in Iraq. As a former military investigator, the case hits Ceepak harder than do most."
Kids, teachers, and adults are invited to take a lunch break at noon on Friday, August 22, with Chris Grabenstein. For younger readers, Chris offers The Crossroads, a story about a boy who crosses paths with the ghost of a crazed killer in his new neighborhood. Adult mystery fans will enjoy the fourth ... (more)"Award-winning mystery writer Chris Grabenstein will sign & discuss his two new books, one for adults and one for kids!"
Chris Grabenstein. Book Signing
Award Winning Author
Chris Grabenstein
August 9, 2008
3:30 pm
Refreshments will be served. Please call and let us know you're coming - 717-697-8631 or toll-free 1-866-MY ALIBI (692-5424) Click here for directions (PDF)
Tickets are $5. "We're very pleased that Chris Grabenstein will make his first appearance at a Coffee & Crime on Saturday, August 9 at 10 am. Chris, known to many MLB readers through his previous appearance at the Festival of Mystery, will be here with Hell Hole, the fourth in his series set ... (more)"Chris Grabenstein is the author of two mystery series for adults. His latest novel is Hell Hole, fourth in his series set on the Jersey shore featuring police detective John Ceepak. He's also just published The Crossroads, a new mystery novel for younger readers (10 - 12 is the target ... (more)"Chris Grabenstein is back with his latest and possibly best Ceepak mystery, Hell Hole. The reviews are in and this is crime fiction at its best! Chris is definitely one to entertain on the page and in person. Come on out and meet Chris and enjoy our “Jersey” favorites; Salt Water Taffy, ... (more)"Hell Hole" is the fourth book in the mystery series featuring former hardened military PD and current Sea Haven, NJ police officer John Ceepak and his partner, wise-cracking Danny Boyle. In "Hell Hole," Ceepak is confronted with his most personal case yet when he must investigate the alleged suicide ... (more)"You won't want to miss Chris Grabenstein when he visits us Saturday, August 2 at 2 p.m.! He will be reading from and signing copies of his latest, Hellhole, which is already receiving rave advanced reviews."
Dean James.; Barbara Graham.; Jack Getze.; Linda O. Johnston.; Cathy Pickens.; Rosemary Harris.; Betty Hechtman.; Maria Hudgins.; Kathryn R. Wall.; Chris Grabenstein.; Andy Straka.; Shawn Reilly.; Claire Johnson. Authors from the 10:30 AM panels and from the 12:00 PM panels.
Jack Cater.; David Skibbins.; Michael Dymmoch.; Chris Grabenstein.; Andy Straka. Followed by author signing 11:30-12:00.
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