Evora Jordan, Maine native, retired educator, child abuse counselor and consultant never dreamed that in retirement she would become an author, appear on radio and television programs, and even travel to Moscow, Russia to present her work. But a personal journal about abuse led to her first published book, “Twenty-One Days with a Vulture.”
A children’s book followed, “Annie’s Love.” Then her murder mysteries, two so far, “Tainted Sand” and “Tainted Towers” were released. These works are both fictionalized accounts of actual crimes linked to Maine. Evora is a generous, interesting, amusing individual who delights in sharing her experiences and expertise in writing, publishing, and self-publishing.
On Saturday evening, August 6 at 7 p.m. the Naples Public Library will host an author talk and book signing with Evora Jordan. This exciting event will take place in the Historic Union Church next door to the library. Evora will talk about her writing process and answer questions from the audience. After the discussion complimentary lemonade and cookies will be served on the library porch. Evora’s books will also be available for sale. Everyone is welcome to attend this free event.
For more information, please call the Naples Public Library at 693-6841 or stop by during library hours to register for this event. More information about Evora Jordan and her books can be found on her Web site at www.booksbyevora.com.
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