Saturday, May 12, 4:00 PM Hearthfire Books Bergen Park Friday, April 20, 7:00 - 9:00 AM CBS "The Early Show" See the show! Tuesday, April 17, Time TBA Chesapeake Public Library Chesapeake, Virginia National Library Week Saturday, April 14, 11:00 AM Murder by the Book Denver Tuesday, April 3, 7:00 PM Rainy Day Books Kansas City Marne Davis Kellogg will join us for her new book, Friends in High Places Rainy Day Books website Tuesday, March 27 Murder by the Book Houston EVENT #1: Luncheon event at The Briar Club, 11:30 a.m. EVENT #2: Store talk & book signing, 6:30 p.m. Murder by the Book website Thursday, March 29, 7:30 PM Tattered Cover East Colfax Denver    Praise for Perfect    ". . .a breezy, addictive entertainment . . . Kick is a delightful protagonist: utterly indulgent and yet self-disciplined, needing only herself to get through life, but loving her husband for the fun of it. Kellogg's burnished prose deftly immerses readers in a deeply pleasurable world of shameless wealth, yet neither author nor heroine ever seems like a snob."    —Kirkus Reviews "A sharp dressed vixen who never let her job get in the way of having a decadent meal or a good long soak, Kick is tailor-made for a slick, smart women's film in which the adventures are daring but hardly life-threatening and filled with an addictive la dolce vita buzz."    —The Hollywood Reporter "Here's a heroine who loves diamonds, great food, and great ways to get revenge. What more could any woman want? I loved Kick Keswick -- I wouldn't want to mess with her, but I would enjoy hanging out with her."    —Janet Evanovich "Kick Keswick proves a strong, delightful and intelligent antiheroine as she leads the reader on a marvelous romp through London auction houses, the homes of the rich and famous, and the Provence countryside...Full of fun and flare...a gem."    —Library Journal "Kellogg's sophisticated and lavishly fun tale of greed and daring...presents a full-figured, tough, and atypical heroine readers will cheer for."    —Booklist "Marne Davis Kellogg's portrait of a world of opulence and decadence is so vivid, she must be an insider."    —Harry Smith, Anchor of CBS's "The Early Show"