Scarsdale Literary Salon Features Readings By Four Authors

SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Book lovers will want to mark their calendars for Thursday, May 25, when four authors will read from and discuss their works at the next program of the Scarsdale Literary Salon at the Scarsdale Public Library.

Author Steve Lewis is one of four authors who will read and discuss their books during the next Scarsdale Literary Salon on May 26 at the Scarsdale Public Library.
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K Reakes

05/20/2016 4:00 a.m.

The evening will include music and wine. The authors and their works include:

“Take This” by Steve Lewis follows the journey of a recently divorced and dispirited 60- year-old psychotherapist who travels in a Winnebago from his former home in upstate New York and ends up in Costa Rica.
“Finding Mr. Rightstein” by Nancy Kelton is a lovely memoir of finding love late-ish in life, and other familiar threads of divorce, dating, female friendships, single parenting, caring for a sick mom and finding oneself. 
“On the Rocks” is the first in the Dana Cohen mystery series by Rebecca Marks. Dana finds a dead body in her family vineyard, starts to investigate the crime on her own, and has to face evidence that points to her ex as the assassin.
“Will’s War” by Lynn Lowin, finds Will Bradford leaving his unhappy Connecticut home in the 21st century and unexpectedly finding himself in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. The year is 1861 when talk of war is everywhere.

The event begins at 7:30 p.m. at the library, 54 Olmsted Road. For information, call 914-722-1300. Admission is free.

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