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Celebrate the Debut Novels of KELLY ELIZABETH HUST
Celebrate the Debut Novels of KELLY ELIZABETH HUSTON and KYLE ANN ROBERTSON at Bookmiser.
When and where
Date and time
Saturday, June 10 · 5:30 - 7pm EDT
Location
Bookmiser-East Cobb 3822 Roswell Road ROSWELL RD. @ ROBINSON RD. Marietta, GA 30062
About this event
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- Mobile eTicket
ABOUT KELLY ELIZABETH HUSTON
Kelly Elizabeth Huston grew up in some pretty idyllic small towns playing “Let’s Pretend…” with anyone who would take her direction. Through dance studios and community theaters, she found her way to the stage, both on and behind it. So while she wasn’t the kid who kept boxes of journals brimming with stories, the later-in-life leap to writing wasn’t a huge one. There’s more than one way to tell a story, after all. And what a wonderful way to continue enjoying the Let’s Pretend game.
In real life, she is a boy mom to two and the proud wife of one of the hardest working men she knows. These three guys have been the best cheer squad a gal could want, especially since her family began making a life in North Georgia.
Kelly still adores the theater and travel and looks forward to an ACT II that includes more of both. But most days, she is happy to sit in her writing nook with all the words at her fingertips, playing more “Let’s pretend…” with laughs, some tears, and a surprise or two along the way. And love, there will always be love.
ABOUT KYLE ANN ROBERTSON
Kyle Ann is a “fingers crossed, jump right in” kinda girl. Just sink your teeth into her years of journal entries and poetry for details. (Actually, please don’t!) Born in Japan, Kyle traveled around the world and east coast of the United States as a Navy brat. She mostly grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and traveled through Kentucky, Massachusetts, Georgia, and Florida before retiring from the world of physical therapy and turning to a second career in creative writing. She has successfully raised four wonderful kids, who are presently out living their own adventures and now lives in Florida with her husband enjoying visits with their six (and counting) grandkids, golfing, gardening, and of course, writing honest and heartfelt family stories.
“ I write about how we all somehow manage to cause pain within our families through miscommunication and misconception, even in the name of love and protection.”