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| Rob at his table |
Sunday, Sept. 30, I (Rob) had my debut at the Baltimore Book Festival under the Author's Tent. A visit from a good friend and making 2 new friends made the day.
It was a nice weather day (in the 60s) until the strong thunderstorms rolled in during the last hour. Regardless, it was a day to remember.
Our friend Randall drove all the way to Baltimore from northern Virginia to say hello, check out the festival and get a copy of my newest book. What an amazing tribute to friendship. Of course, Randall made me laugh, as he always does.
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| Isabella and Darby |
I had the great fortune to sit next to and befriend a great author and her husband. Isabella is an author of Adult fantasy (vampires, demons, werewolves, etc.). She writes under the pen name "I.R. Harris." Isabella and her husband Darby are so much fun, and think like us - same outlook on life: love everyone, everyone deserves to be treated equally, life is a gift, and they both have a great sense of humor, warmth and radiate love. So, meeting them was one of life's gifts, just like Randall's visit.
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| Book Festival Author's Tent |
To check out her books (she has 15 of them and is self-published), go to her website:
http://www.irharrisbooks.com/
SYNOPSIS OF "BOUND" by I.R. Harris:
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| Isabella and Rob answer questions. Credit: Darby Harris |
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| Part of the festival. Credit: Darby Harris |
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| Isabella and Rob chat. Credit: Darby Harris |
Familiar scenes of
brutality and corruption; fear and cohesion—they were filtering their way into
every part of daily life, slowly corroding the fragile balance between Bonders
and humans. Like a cancer in every cell of our social and cultural autonomy,
the rise of the Vampires, their monolithic need for revenge and control,
threatened to destroy the collective body from the inside out. I felt sick. Not
physically sick, but the kind of deep mental fatigue that seeps into your soul,
your core. A sickness that makes you question your very presence on the earth
and makes you wonder if letting go, if not
holding on, if that’s the better choice.
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