Luncheon With the Author

Howard and Rhonda attended a Luncheon with the Author, hosted by Karen Mann and her students at Godby High School. They had just finished reading Howard's first book, Elder Affairs -Silenced.

The students drew a mural depicting the characters of the novel, along with any words that they had difficulty understanding. The students received a copy of either Elder Affairs -Silenced or Leave No Witnesses, Howard's sequel.

THE SEQUEL IS HERE

Leave No Witnesses, the sequel to Elder Affairs Silenced is now available from http://elliotfiction.com. Follow the suspense filled story and find out what happens next. Look for author, E. Howard Jones at the Downtown Market Place on Saturday, December 9th. He will be available to sign copies of both books.

Seven Hills Writer's Conference

If you missed the Seven Hills Writer's Conference, you missed a wonderful weekend. It was a delight to meet new friends and visit with old friends. The seminars were informative. My only regret was that I couldn't go to all of them. I am trying to put to use all of the tips that we received from Sylvia Hubbard who taught a session on marketing. Check out her blog at http://www.sylviahubbard.blogspot.com Also, Barbara Joe Williams did a seminar on Self Publishing, www.barbarajoe.blogspot.com.

For those interested in writing for magazines, Barbara Harris from Shape Magazine, told us about Hot Buttons and understanding the market that you are writing for. She was also the keynote speaker at the banquet on Saturday night. I hope that you were as inspired by her address as I was.

If you live in the Tallahassee area, join us on the fourth Thursday of the month at 6:30p.m. on the Ground floor of the Tallahassee Senior Center, on the corner of 7th and North Monroe (1400 N. Monroe St..

Don't forget to vist our web page http://elliotfiction.com and read about Elder Affiars Silenced.


The Writer's Wife

Discuss Elder Affairs Silenced

If you have read Howard Jones' novel Elder Affairs Silenced and would like to discuss it or comment on it, we would love to hear from you. Sales are off to a great start and the comments have been wonderful. It's keeping people of all ages up late at night reading. I can't tell you how many people have come up to us or emailed us saying "I never stay up reading, but I just couldn't put it down." We've had wives reading it to husbands, men reading it to their girlfriends, and eveyone has the same question, "When is the sequel coming out?" Well, the sequel and the screen play for the Elder Affairs Silenced are in the works. Howard has been working hard on both.

So, if you are excited about this book, help us spread the word. Order your copy today at Elliot Fiction.

Look for the Author at Springtime Tallahassee

Howard Jones will have his book, Elder Affairs Silenced available for sale at Springtime Tallahassee, April 1, 2006. We will be located at Booth W31 on College Ave, right outside First Baptist Church. Stop by and get a signed copy. Check it out at Elliot Fiction, today. You can see what people are saying about the novel. If you have comments about the book you can leave them on this blog or Email me.

Can he reveal the facts before he is silenced.

In Howard Jones' new novel, Elder Affairs Silenced, Arthur McCullen is enjoying his retirement years until a family member uses the legal system to manipulate him into a retirement home and take his money. The drama esclates as he encounters Mr. Otman, a male Nurse Ratchet, who is determined to carry out the court order and keep Arthur "safe" inside. Arthur only gets deeper in trouble as he tries to prove he has been wronged. He meets some unusual characters, who join him in his quest to expose the truth and regain independent living. Can he reveal the facts before he is silenced.

Check out http://elliotfiction.com and order your copy today.

Howard and Rhonda at Book Fair 

E. Howard Jones at Tattered Pages

Saturday, Howard was at Tattered Pages in Crawfordville. He signed books and had a chance to meet with an aspiring sixteen-year-old writer. Drop in sometime and pick up a copy of his book, Elder Affairs Silenced.

Things were busy that day, I was at the Hope for Haiti Luncheon. Howard had presigned copies of his book available for sale. Quite a few artists sang and played at the luncheon. It was a great day.