Author of NEVER BACK DOWN
Chris will be one of the guest authors at the Murder in the Magic City conference in Birmingham, AL, along with authors Bobby Mathews, Linda Sands, Debra Goldstein, Con Lehane, Lissa Marie Redmond, and more.
Chris will be one of the guest authors at the Murder on the Menu conference in Wetumpka, AL.
Chris will be one of the featured authors--along with Raymond Atkins, T.M. Brown, Susan Crawford, and Alison Umminger--at the inaugural Carrollton Book Fest. See the website below for scheduling details.
Join me to celebrate the launch of my newest book, Never Back Down, at FoxTale Book Shoppe in Woodstock, GA! I'll be in conversation with award-winning author Peter Farris (The Devil Himself).
I will be at Hub City Bookshop in conversation with NYT bestselling author Joshilyn Jackson, who also voices the audiobook versions of my Susannah Faulkner novels, Never Go Home and Never Back Down.
I will be at the PALS local authors talk at Dunwoody Baptist Church in conversation with Roger Johns, the award-winning writer of the Wallace Hartman Mysteries. We will talk about crime fiction, mysteries, and my newest Faulkner Family Thriller novel, Never Back Down. Signed books will be available for purchase.
I'll be at the Book Tavern in Augusta talking with Brian Panowich about Never Back Down, Susannah Faulkner, crime fiction, and whatever else comes up. Wine and hors d'oeuvres provided. The event is free but seating is limited--a book purchase guarantees a seat.
I'll be attending Bouchercon in San Diego from 8/30-9/2 and will be a participant on "The Deep, Dark South: Southern Noir and Gothic" panel.
I will serve on a panel titled "Things I Wish I’d Known Before Publishing My First Books" at the Georgia Writers Museum Retreat in Eatonton, GA on February 10. My fellow panelists will be T.M. "Mike" Brown, Rona Simmons, J. Shaw, and our moderator Kristine Anderson.
(Sadly, I had to cancel my appearance at Bouchercon this year due to catching COVID the week before. I'm fine and now testing positive, but it was too close to the convention for me to feel safe about going--the last thing I'd ever want to do is get any conference attendees sick, or get rebound […]
