Join us in store on Saturday, March 7th, from 12-3pm for a book signing with local author David A. Bogart. We will be celebrating his most recent release, Return to the Invisible Empire in Binghamton, the fourth book in his Time Travel Adventures series. He will also be signing the other books in the series: Return to Parlor City, Return to the Castle on the Hill, and Return to the Embers of Tragedy. With time travel, mystery, and romance, these books have a broad appeal, and they are set right here in Binghamton, NY! David will also have copies of his nonfiction book Home Is Where My Heart Is, which is about Binghamton as well. We hope to see you there!
Return to the Invisible Empire
"Delfino is at it again, embarking on yet another adventure that defies the boundaries of time. On this occasion, he prepares to journey back to the past once more, marking his fourth expedition through the storied streets of Binghamton. Armed with the enchanting power of a peculiar purple Christmas ornament, he will be whisked away to a time filled with the warmth of family and the laughter of friends from his youth.
However, this isn’t a trip he can choose; the whimsical magic within the ornament has predetermined his destination—a moment in history set in the year 1923. As he steps into this bygone era, he encounters an array of characters, each with their own tales to tell. Whom will he meet in the bustling streets? Who will share their stories with him?
Join Delfino as he navigates the tumultuous events of the influence of the Ku Klux Klan, experiencing firsthand the confusion and fear that engulfed the community. He will also witness several events that left a lasting mark on the city and its people.
Will he find a way to return to his own time, or will he be swept away by the currents of history? Time, as always, holds its secrets close, and only the unfolding journey will reveal what fate has in store for him."
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