Madeleine Roux reading: A Girl Walks into the Forest

Join us as we welcome author Madeleine Roux to Haunted Burrow Books! Madeleine will be discussing and reading from her new YA horror-fantasy, A Girl Walks into the Forest. The discussion will be followed by an audience Q&A and a book signing.

About the author

Madeleine Roux is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Asylum series, which has sold over a million copies worldwide. She is also the author of the House of Furies series and several titles for adults, including Salvaged and Reclaimed. She has made contributions to Star Wars, World of Warcraft, and Dungeons & Dragons. Madeleine lives in Seattle, Washington, with her partner and beloved pups.

Check back for Madeleine's to-be-announced conversation partner!

About the book

Midsommar meets The Shadows Between Us in this alluring mash-up of horror and fairy tale from New York Times bestselling author Madeleine Roux, where a girl must embark on a harrowing journey through a deadly forest filled with otherworldly creatures, supernatural forces, and one maniacal villain who will stop at nothing to bring her down.

About Haunted Burrow Books

HBB is an independent bookstore in Capital Hill Focusing on horror, fantasy, sci-fi, and other moody books.

About attending events at Haunted Burrow

· Attendees are welcome to bring previous books by the author for signings, but please do not bring copies of the newest book.

• Masks are optional. There will be an air purifier.
• Attendees can find unpaid parking about two blocks off the main road, paid street parking on 15th Ave, and an affordable paid lot on the same block. Attendees are encouraged to use public transit.
• Drinks are welcome, but please don't bring food unless medically necessary.
• HBB does not normally have a public restroom because it is in the back office, but we will be making exceptions for this event. Please be respectful of the space.

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