Author of Captain Cooked Book Signing -- Dates -- Proceeds to Food Basket Program

by S.P. Grogan
(Las Vegas, NV)


A sub political story of monarchy restoration and legalization of island gaming is interwoven into a mystery featuring recipes from the top chefs and restaurants from the Big Island, and offers a tour of the island in search of a hidden war club. Local artists featured with artwork, music and culture. Not your normal novel.

A portion of book sales proceeds is being contributed to The Food Basket, Inc., program, a part of the Hawaiian Food Bank.

Author will be active with the following Big Island book signings and looks forward to discussing issues raised in his book.

Sunday, February 20th 10am Lava Java in Kailua-Kona (Big Island Geocachers)

Saturday, February 19th Borders Bookstore in Kailua-Kona 10:30 am

Saturday, February 19th at Basically Books in Hilo 2 pm



Tuesday, March 1st, Kona Stories in Kailua-Kona 6 pm ‘Words & Wine’

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Jan 24, 2011
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by: S.P.Grogan

I look forward to the upcoming island tour and hope to have a chance to meet people interested in a fun read. Those picking up the book should realize that one of my writing concepts is called a 'Quest Mystery', where I go around and hide imaginary murder weapons, hide the clues on location in my writing, and then pay a cash prize for the finder. Nothing Is As It Seems. In my previous mystery, Vegas Die, a hidden dagger worth $25,000 turned out to be a book mark of a dagger secreted in a library art book, next to a picture of a French revolutionary being stabbed in his bathtub. On the Big Island there is a war club worth $5,000 when found. And that is only one of the aspects of Captain Cooked. Hope to say Aloha to you who drop by the book stores.

SPGrogan (P.S. of course it is a 5 Star rating!)

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