Sarnia, ON – If you enjoy the mystery and suspense of the book series, Constable Molly Smith, you'll want to meet the author in person at the Sarnia Library.  Canadian author Vicki Delany will be at the library's West Room on Monday, October 24, 2011 at 2:00 p.m.

Aside from the Molly Smith series set in the British Columbia interior, the author also writes novels of psychological suspense as well as a light-hearted historical series set in the exciting great Klondike Gold Rush.  In total, the author has published nine novels with the 10th to be released this fall. 

In April 2007, Vicki retired from her job as a computer programmer.   After a year travelling across North America, the single mother of three adult children settled down to rural life in Prince Edward County to devote more time to her writing craft. 

For more information about the author visit, please contact the Reference Department at 519 337-3291.

October is Canadian Library Month, an opportunity to celebrate the importance of libraries in Canadian communities.  This year's theme Your Library: A Place Unbound highlights the shift to innovations such as digital and downloadable books, music, movies, magazines, Internet access, electronic databases and eReaders.  Libraries continue to be a place where people learn, engage and connect with each other.    For more information about Lambton County Library and their 26 branches, visit www.lclmg.org

For more information about Lambton County, visit www.lambtononline.ca.

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Contact:

Ellen Dark

Reference Librarian

County of Lambton

124 Christina Street South

Sarnia, ON N7T 8E1

Telephone: 519 337-3291 ext. 239

email:  ellen.dark@county-lambton.on.ca