Christina Francine, Local Author Reading & Discussion - The Woman in Green from Cromarty: A Legend

A drawing and book signing to follow the reading and discussion on premonition validity.

10% of the proceeds from the book sales will benefit the Aurora Town Public Library.

Not every nightmare comes from imagination and not every premonition from a hunch.

All Kelly wants is a fresh beginning but when she meets an elderly woman who claims to be her great-grandmother from the 1400’s and finds an ancient evil that wants her young baby’s blood she reaches for archaic tradition.

But something goes very wrong when a frightening troll appears at the window of her second-story apartment and she learns her premonition is spot on: something is after her daughters. Gudrun claims she’s here to stop the woman in green. Kelly disbelieves her and discounts her premonition until in the dead of night she finds an ancient evil hovering over her oldest daughter’s bed ready to open a vein while her toddler watches.

Adults 19+

Registration is Required.

Paula M. A. Ausberger

Library Director

Email: [email protected]

(716)652-4440

www.BuffaloLib.com

Free Admission

Location: Aurora Town Public Library 550 Main St. East Aurora NY14052

Individuals needing accommodation may contact the ADA Coordinator at [email protected] within 7 days of the program.

Christina Francine is an enthusiastic author and teacher with premonitions. Picture books: Special Memory (2021) and leveled reader series Mr. Inker (2020). Journal of Literary Innovation published her analysis of students’ national writing (2016). “Friday Nights is Not a Good Time to Get Groceries” a short horror-comedy in the anthology A Scream in the Night 2! (2022). The Woman in Green from Cromarty a dark fantasy novella (2024). A fantasy novel is forthcoming. In addition, she’s published several articles and over 250 reviews for authors and publishers. Christina teaches both academic and business writing at the University at Buffalo. When time permits she works with primary and secondary students in schools.

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