Meeting New Readers

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As an author, there is only one thing more fun than completing a book and that is to meet the people who read it. I apologize in advance if I meet you at a book signing and ask to take a picture with you. I can't help myself!

Here is a photo from one of the last events of a lovely lady who bought Menu for Murder. I hope she enjoyed it.


Happy Trails, 

Leslie

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