The Deltona Event

So, I promised pictures of the Paranormal Plumes event in Florida last month and here they are. We had such a great time meeting with readers and students.

I was in a group with the lovely M. Leighton and Laura Elliot while speaking at the High School. The kids asked a lot of great questions and prompted us to talk about things we hadn't originally considered. Needless to say, it was an interesting day for us.

That night we held a meet and greet/ signing at the High School and had the opportunity to interact with the students one on one. We had a wonderful turnout and I must give props to those who worked so hard on the event. Mary from the high school reading department, Tiffany King, and Carol and Adam Kunz were amazing in all that they did.

So, now, on to the fun part! The pictures!!! :) All of these photos are courtesy of Abby Bloom.

Introduction at the Middle School

I got to sit next to the spectacular Abbi Glines. Note my starstruck expression. (Yes, you may feel jealous.)

Yep. That's me signing with a sprained and bruised wrist.

The high school event. (And one of my best friends that came to support us!)

The Goodies! (Little bags of candy blood [liquid lollipop] and candy fangs. Yeah, I'm weird.)

The adorable Fisher Amelie

The spectacular Tiffany King

The lovely Laura Elliott

The talented Abbi Glines

The dynamic duo of C.A. Kunz (Carol and Adam)

The wonderful Shelly Crane

The fabulous Courtney Cole

The creative Amy Jones

The Paranormal Plumes in all of our wacky glory!

I also have to mention the lovely Autumn from Autumn Reviews. She was such a sweet and friendly person! She even helped me set up my table! How awesome is that? If you haven't checked out her site, you should. I  check out her reviews and often find myself adding books based on her recommendations. 

That's the Deltona event in a nutshell. It was a complete blast. I loved getting to talk with the students, the teachers, and readers. I also loved getting to spend time with some of my very favorite authors. If we're in an area near you then you should definitely come out and say hi!