If you live in the Seattle, Washington (Lis’ old stomping grounds!) or Portland, Oregon areas, don’t miss Lis and her co-author April Henry at two area Costco stores for two special book signing events! For more details, check out this great flyer we just received from the publisher to promote the event.
You won’t want to miss the Journal News profile of Lis at home, currently published on LoHud.com:
Merrill Sugarman Gutstein, whose daughter is good friends with Wiehl’s daughter, says the celebrity factor quickly vanishes under Wiehl’s warmth. “She’s articulate, but on the other hand, she puts you completely at ease.”
Wiehl is an active member of the Larchmont community – she’s prepared a new stack of signed copies of “Face of Betrayal” for Anderson’s Book Shop – and rarely gets stopped on the street by people who recognize her from television. She works out at the Equinox health club, takes the train to the city wearing jeans and spends weekends driving Dani and Jacob from one sports activity to the next.
She hates shopping, she says – “All these women are just gorgeously done and they spray that stuff on you” – and is grateful for the wardrobe staff at Fox News.
Wiehl smiles and offers a cup of tea for the road. She’s going to have a quick bite to eat and then she’ll put the dishwasher on. It’s unlikely she’ll change out of her warmup suit or put on makeup, even if she heads into town. After all, today is a day off.
Face of Betrayal is still on the New York Times‘ fiction bestseller list, this week coming in at #30! Thanks so much for your continued support!
We’re pleased to announce that Lis will be embarking on a mini-tour in the Seattle and Portland area. Here are the latest details–we’ll add more as the venues, dates and times are finalized.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Aurora Village Costco
1175 N 205th Street
Seattle, Washington 98133
6 PM – 8 PMSaturday, May 30, 2009
Portland Costco (the busiest Costco in the country!)
4849 NE 138th Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97230
10 AM – 1 PM
Face of Betrayal made its debut on the New York Times fiction bestseller list at #34, moved up to #28… and it’ll move up to #24 on the list to be released tomorrow! Congratulations to Lis–and a big, big thank you to everyone who has bought the book!
