Join the Talking Book Program for an author talk on Tuesday, October 13 at 7:00 p.m. (Central) with geologist and author, Susan Cummins MIller.
Reader’s Advisory Librarian, Laura Jean, will discuss Ms. Cummins Miller’s career and her Frankie MacFarlane Geologist Series, starting with the first book, DEATH ASSEMBLAGE (DBC 18425). Following the talk, there will be a Q&A session.
Our Author Talks are held via Zoom, but you can join using just a telephone!
Participating is easy:
- Use your landline to dial in via phone.
- Use the “one-tap” number on your smartphone.
- Alternatively, join via computer using the Zoom invitation we’ll send a week prior to the event.
To ensure you receive the necessary details, please RSVP in advance.
We invite you to ask Susan Cummins Miller questions about her book. Please submit your questions by October 6. We will select questions based on the responses to this form, and they may be asked during the event! Fill out the form here: Author Questions.
To RSVP, you can fill out our online registration form: Register Here.
Or if you prefer, reply to this email, or call the Talking Book Program at 1-800-252-9605.
Please indicate if you would like us to mail you a digital cartridge with her book or if you prefer to download it from BARD. And, please let us know if you would like a reminder via email or phone-call (or both).
DEATH ASSEMBLAGE: FRANKIE MACFARLANE GEOLOGIST, BOOK 1 by Susan Cummins MacFarlane (DBC 18425)
NLS Annotation: The mountains west of Pair-a-Dice, Nevada, hold mysteries geological, historical, and personal. Geologist Frankie MacFarlane has mapped the Paleozoic and Mesozoic sedimentary rocks of the range for the past three summers. In the final week of her dissertation fieldwork, she searches for an elusive final key to her research: a limestone marker bed—a death assemblage of fossil ammonoids—hidden by dangerous, shifting talus. But as Frankie strives to piece together her geologic jigsaw puzzle, the denizens of Pair-a-Dice, her base of operations, embroil her in a web of ancient and recent murders, a manhunt, kidnappings, and blackmail. 2002.
We look forward to having you join us on Tuesday, October 13!