Saddle up for an adventure through time and space with author and professor of English, Dr. Stanley Lombardo, as we welcome him February 11th at 7:00 P.M. in the Ross Pendergraft Library, room 300B, as part of our Second Monday Author Series.
Dr. Lombardo is the author of a popular series of genre-bursting books called the The Crosstime Adventures of Carter Paxton in which a Yale-educated, buffalo hunting cowboy from the nineteenth century travels through time using an Apache medicine cave in Arizona. Already on its fourth installment, Who Murdered Shakespeare, the series delivers something to satisfy fans of western, sci-fi, romance, and historical fiction genres.
Learn more about this series as well as Dr. Lombardo’s children’s books by joining us this Monday in RPL 300B. All are welcome to attend, and one lucky attendee will be entered into a door prize of one free autographed book by Dr. Lombardo.
If you want to get started on the Carter Paxton series, you can check them all out at the Ross Pendergraft Library. It’s the best way to travel through time and space—no Apache Medicine Cave required.
The Crosstime Adventures of Carter Paxton
Children’s Books
- Lucas and Nellie: the Tale of the Lake Dardanelle Serpent
- The Raptor Who Ate Roses (available on Amazon)
- The Christmas Dragon (available on Amazon)