Lynn Horton Live at Tattered Cover Aspen Grove

Local author Lynn Horton is joining us on Tuesday, October 20th at 5:30 PM at our Aspen Grove location to share about her new thriller, Loose Arrows!

Registration includes the following options:

• A signed Paperback copy of the book … OR

• A $5 Gift Card to Tattered Cover Book Store

We will have a limited supply of additional books for guests to purchase in store. Only a book ticket guarantees you a copy of the book.

This event includes an opportunity to meet the author, participate in an audience Q&A after the book talk, and get your book(s) signed and personalized. Photos with the author are welcome!

If you are unable to attend the event after purchasing a ticket, you are required to pick up your copy of the book (with proof of purchase from your event registration) within 7 days after the event date. If the book is not picked up by that date, you relinquish your copy to Tattered Cover Book Store.

ABOUT THE BOOK

She survived undercover in Moscow. Will her daughter's kidnapping kill her?

CIA operative Nina Abrams is an invaluable asset to the Moscow office-an American who can think like a Russian. As the daughter of Stalin's favorite portraitist, she never underestimates the Kremlin's lethal games. But when her four-year-old daughter, Katie, disappears in a bloody kidnapping, grief paralyzes Nina, and the Agency sends her home.

Seven tough years later, her heavily medicated father's shocking last words link Katie's disappearance to missing nuclear warheads powerful enough to start World War III. Nina is doubtful-until vandals ransack her father's studio and leave a grisly reminder of that horrific night in Moscow. So Nina embarks on one harrowing final mission: find the bombs that might provide closure about Katie-and maybe save the world.

But Nina's not the only one after the loose nukes-and her competition is deadly.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Whether chugging down the Amazon in a skiff or sailing up the Nile in a dahabiya, sweeping above the Serengeti Plain in a hot-air balloon or clinging to a camel in the Sahara Desert or Judean Wilderness, Lynn Horton vigorously explores the world.

After a fulfilling career in advertising, Horton's love for learning led to two graduate degrees, but her children are her greatest achievement. They stood with her as teenagers at an archaeological site in Israel while heavy artillery rumbled in Syria, machine-gun fire erupted in Lebanon, and an Israeli Air Force aircraft pierced the clouds. That moment-and the conflict it triggered between wanting to learn more and needing to protect those she loved-led Horton to draft her first full-length manuscript.

A longtime member of the Explorers Club, Horton has called the Colorado Rockies home for twenty years. She fly-fishes, hunts upland game birds, forages for mushrooms, spoils her grandchildren and other people's pets (before sending them home), and supports charities serving women and children.