Mentone Public Library Proudly Zooms with Laraine Stephens Presenting: "The Death Mask Murders" - 11am, Saturday, 20 November 2021

 Mentone Public Library's


An Author for All Seasons:

Series Eleven



Proudly Presents
on
 

Laraine Stephens  



Unmasking her 

new work 

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Local  Historical

Fiction…


Pre-Order Copies 

Ahead of Zoom Event 

Scheduled for:

11am, 

Saturday, 20 November 2021

from 

Beaumaris Books

by clicking on the image below:




EVENT 

ADMISSION DETAILS

 Entry: $5


Payment Options: 


Electronic or In-Branch Banking


Please state event name & your name 

in transfer description

to help us identify your payment:

 

Example:
DeathMaskMurders-STEPHENSLaraine
 

BOOKINGS:

(Essential)

mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com

 


Library Anticipated Re-Opening:
Tuesday, 9 November 2021
(Following City of Kingston 
Library & Information Service Re-Opening)


 

ENQUIRIES:

Phone:

(03) 9005 6300*

* Don't let the British Skype lady deter you...

you've reached the right number!

or 

Email:

mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com


 Venue: Online:

Mentone Public Library 

Zoom Room

 

Address: 

Zoom Link released

two days 

before event 

to all who have booked.


Time: 11am-12.30pm 

(Melbourne time)

  

Date:  

Saturday, 20 November 2021


RSVP 

7.30pm, 

Friday, 19 November 2021 


Our  

Zoom Room 

can welcome a 

collective of 100

to this online event.

 

ABOUT THE NOVEL:



ABOUT THE AUTHOR:


Please join us,

 together with 

Local Historical 

Crime Fiction Author 

Laraine Stephens...


to unravel the trail of murders 

unfolding through 

the gritty pathways 

of City of Bayside's 

Brighton 

in 1918.

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