Alyce Elmore – Author Talk @ Warragul Library

Join us for an exciting event with author Alyce Elmore as she talks about her new book “When All Hope Is Lost”, the first book in the Angels Have Tread trilogy.

This book is set in a world where men never grow old, but die young, while women live long and rule society. But when a mysterious virus threatens to wipe out the remaining males, a group of rebels must fight to save them and restore the balance.

Elmore will share her inspiration and insights behind this thrilling story that explores themes of gender, power, survival and hope. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet the author! Copies of Alyce’s book will be available for purchase and signing. The event is free and open to the public. 

For information or assistance with registration, please call Warragul Library at 56222848.

To place a copy of Alyce’s book on hold, please visit our website here.

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