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ACFW booksigning at the Mall of America

Captain's Log, Stardate 09.04.2008

What: ACFW booksigning
Who: 127 Christian novelists
Where: Best Buy and Sears Rotundas and connecting hallway, Mall of America, Bloomington, MN
When: Saturday, September 20, 2008, 1-3 p.m.
Why: To meet your favorite authors!

I’ll be participating in a massive Christian author booksigning at the Mall of America in Minnesota!

You can buy copies of my books there or you can bring your copies for me to sign.

I’ll also have a special surprise for the people who come to get their books signed, while supplies last!

Here are the other authors signing with me:

Mall of America Booksigners

Tamera Alexander
Jennifer AlLee
A.K. Arenz
Diane Ashley
Karen Ball
Janet Lee Barton
James Scott Bell
Joseph Bentz
Terri Blackstock
Robin Caroll
Patricia PacJac Carroll
Jeanie Smith Cash
Eleanor Clark
Debra Clopton
Gloria Clover
Brandilyn Collins
Mary Connealy
Lyn Cote
Kathryn Cushman
Margaret Daley
KM Daughters
Susan Page Davis
Mary Davis
Janet Dean
Megan DiMaria
Brandt Dodson
Lena Nelson Dooley
Cecelia Dowdy
Sharon Dunn
Wanda Dyson
Lynette Eason
Meredith Efken
Leanna Ellis
Sharon Ewell Foster
Miralee Ferrell
Tina Ann Forkner
Darlene Franklin
Jonathan Friesen
Rhonda Gibson
Terri Gillespie
Debby Giusti
Beth Goddard
Cathy Gohlke
Rene Gutteridge
Cathy Marie Hake
Kelly Eileen Hake
Karen Harter
Rachel Hauck
Roxanne Henke
Cynthia Hickey
Patti Hill
Sharon Hinck
Joan Hochstetler
Steven Hunt
Angela Hunt
Denise Hunter
Annette Irby
Jennifer Johnson
Jenny B. Jones
Golden Keyes Parsons
Deb Kinnard
Julie Klassen
Kathleen Kovach
Harry Kraus
Patti Lacy
Maureen Lang
Jeanne Marie Leach
Tosca Lee
Julie Lessman
Michelle Levigne
Sherri L. Lewis
Elizabeth Ludwig
Christine Lynxwiler
Richard L. Mabry
Sharlene MacLaren
Gail Martin
Debby Mayne
Vickie McDonough
Andrew McGuire
Susan Meissner
Becky Melby
Dana Mentink
Amber Miller
Judith Miller
Sara Mills
Siri Mitchell
Nancy Moser
Janelle Mowery
Elizabeth Musser
Mark Mynheir
Jill Nelson
Mae Nunn
John Olson
Donita K. Paul
Trish Perry
Marta Perry
Allie Pleiter
Cara Putman
Deborah Raney
Sandra Robbins
Paul Robertson
John Robinson
Martha Rogers
Cynthia Ruchti
Gail Sattler
Kim Vogel Sawyer
Shelley Shephard Gray
Virginia Smith
Lynette Sowell
Candice Speare
Kathryn Springer
Denice Stewart
Sarah Anne Sumpolec
Michelle Sutton
Camy Tang
Donn Taylor
Janice Thompson
Cindy Thomson
Missy Tippens
Carrie Turansky
ML Tyndall
Amy Wallace
Susan May Warren
Linda Wichman
Beth Wiseman
Cheryl Wyatt
Kathleen Y'Barbo
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Leslie said…
I'll be there! But now I am wishing I had waited to buy the third book, cause now I have to take it with me. Oh, I know. I'll read it on the plane :)
Thu Sep 04, 05:28:00 AM 2008
Anonymous said…
I wish I could be there to meet you personally. I've so enjoyed your blog and facebook. Your Sushi series is the next on my list to read:-) I can't wait.

I'll be sure to blog about them on my site as well.

I hope you have a blast at ACFW conference, I hope to attend 2009.

Have a great day!!
Thu Sep 04, 08:32:00 AM 2008
Anonymous said…
I wish I could be there. It sounds like it'll be such fun.
Thu Sep 04, 08:35:00 AM 2008
Anonymous said…
MAN!!! I wish I was close to get there!!! It should be a super-fantastic event!!
Thu Sep 04, 10:21:00 AM 2008
Anonymous said…
wow, what a line-up!
Congratulations to all the authors and I'm looking forward to hearing about it when you come back.
Thu Sep 04, 12:20:00 PM 2008
Unknown said…
And you forgot to mention, Camy, you're also going to be speaking on a panel! :D Look for her in the Best Buy Rotunda at the Mall of America around 2:30ish. :D
Thu Sep 04, 05:31:00 PM 2008
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