In Conversation with Joan Sauers
Event description
Join us for an exciting evening at Berkelouw Books Paddington on Wednesday 4 June, as we host Joan Sauers in conversation to talk about her latest Southern Highlands mystery, Whisky Valley, where Rose returns—and she's in over her head. From the intriguing Echo Lake, Rose McHugh, curious historian-turned-detective, returns to solve her next compelling mystery in the moody Southern Highlands.
Joan's in conversation partner will be announced soon. The event will include an author talk, audience questions and an opportunity to get your book signed.
Light refreshments will be served on the night. This event is free, but RSVPs are essential.
About the Book:
After nearly being murdered last year, Rose McHugh is battling anxiety when her son’s best friend—a young renowned violinist—vanishes without a trace along with his priceless violin. Against the advice of family and friends, Rose jumps back into the role she can’t resist: investigator.
As floodwaters surge, Rose delves into the mystery of the missing musician, and beneath the polished surface of elegance and artistry, she finds a tangled web of deceit, rivalry and betrayal—among performers, wealthy patrons and even Rose’s psychologist who has secrets of his own.
In Whisky Valley Rose finds true love while facing the biggest challenge of her life, all within the misty valleys and dense forests of the southern highlands.
About the Author:
Born in New York, Joan Sauers is a screenwriter, producer and author who worked in London, Los Angeles and New York before settling in Australia. She has lectured in screenwriting in Sydney, London,
Paris, Berlin and Casablanca, and has had seventeen books published in Australia, the United States, India and Japan.
Joan has written for television series including Heartbreak High, Wakefield and Ladies in Black, and currently has a YA romance in development with Princess Pictures.
She lives in the Southern Highlands in a small cottage across the garden from her daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons.
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