Enjoy the company of a three-time author and friendly people in an intimate and quiet setting. Dinner is preceded by a 6:00 PM "Meet and Greet." A question and answer session will follow the 6:30 dinner. All attendees will receive an autograph copy of the book.
Gary, IN--(eMediaCampaigns!)--Fans and the general public alike are invited to join Jahzara, author of Love Don't Live Here Anymore for a book reading and a delicious dinner at Dusties on Thursday, July 31, 2008.
Enjoy the company of a three-time author and friendly people in an intimate and quiet setting. Dinner is preceded by a 6:00 PM "Meet and Greet." A question and answer session will follow the 6:30 dinner. All attendees will receive an autograph copy of the book.
Love Don't Live Here Anymore is the story of a charming couple (Nyree Shaw-Chandler and Malachi Chandler ) who fall in lust, but think it's love. After the nuptials and the honeymoon, the real drama unfolds. It addresses various themes such as love, trust, denial, and affairs of the heart. The event takes place at Dusties Restaurant, 411 East 5th Avenue, Gary, Indiana and promises to be a memorable evening. Seating is limited to 65 people. For ticket information please contact Jahzara at 219-805-9482 or at jahzara.jahzarawrites.com
For additional information, press inquires, interviews, and photo exhibits, please contact Jahzara's publicist:
Fran Briggs
Phone: (206)888-9247
email: franbriggs.aol.com
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