Meet me and get signed books Feb. 9

by | Jan 23, 2019 | Where Am I

Just so you know who you’re looking for, this is me! The purple hair is growing out, so I’m a mix of brown-purple-bleached blond these days. And I’ll have glasses on when you see me; they just don’t photograph well. It’s the purple reflections off the lenses. I might have a thing for purple. 😉

If you’re in the central Pennsylvania area, come out for a fun afternoon with nearly two dozen romance authors during the Love is in the Air event at Ashcombe Farm & Greenhouses, 906 W. Grantham Road, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055.

Love is in the Air runs from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, at the greenhouse. You can enter for a chance to win one of two gift baskets with goodies from the authors and the greenhouse, and you don’t need to be present to win.

I’ll be there with my critique partner, so feel free to ask her what it’s like to deal with my writing-induced insanity. 😉

I’ll also have print copies of the first four books in the Neighborly Affection series available for purchase. Books will be $10 apiece or $30 for a set of four (Playing the Game, Crossing the Lines, Healing the Wounds and Becoming His Master). I don’t have a fancy doohickey for taking credit cards, alas, so it’ll be cash only or a PayPal transfer in a pinch, if you have it set up on your phone. (Note that some of the authors will be taking credit cards, though I don’t know which ones or how many.)

You are also more than welcome to bring your own copies of the books for me to sign–signatures and conversation (and yes, even photos, if you want to snap one together) are absolutely free!

Check out all of the attending authors in the attached pdf. I hope to see you on Feb. 9!

Available from these fine shops

The links below will take you to the M.Q. Barber page at each retailer. Need more info to make up your mind? Check out the series pages for the Neighborly Affection books and the Gentleman books.

Also available at your library

Did you know that you can read M.Q. Barber books for free through your library? Libraries can request digital copies through Overdrive, Hoopla, and BorrowBox.

If your library uses Overdrive, you can download the Libby app and request a book directly from your library. Check it out!