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April 20, 2024
Special guest appearance with author Seth Sjostrom
Saturday, April 20, 2024, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Back to Carolina
A Caper on Carolina Beach
By Seth Sjostrom
Please join us for an author talk and book signing with Seth Sjostrom on Saturday, April 20, 2024. Seth will be discussing his new romance and mystery novels, Back to Carolina and A Caper on Carolina Beach.
About the Author:
Seth Sjostrom began writing thrillers, Blood in the Snow being his first completed and published novel. He was surprised when his first Christmas romance sprang from his mind and keyboard tapping fingertips, releasing Finding Christmas. He has since written twenty-two titles and counting, including completing the Sean Kendall thriller series, the Dark Chase supernatural thriller series, the Penance FBI series, Patriot X and of course, his popular holiday romances as well as six children’s books.
Most recently, Seth launched his award-winning Beach House Mysteries series with Trouble on Treasure Island. A Caper on Carolina Beach is in production and follow-on Peril on Palm Beach is in the works.
Seth spent his childhood in New England, young adult and college life in North Carolina and has lived in the Pacific Northwest. Seth now resides in Florida writing when not distracted by dolphins and manatees.
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