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Atlanta Novelist Returns to Kennesaws Borders for Next Book Tour Event

Author of "Edgewise: An Assignment to Remember," Atlanta native, Darlene Wofford, returns to Kennesaw, Georgia Saturday, July 28th with her next book tour event.The author will be greeting guests at the front of Borders Bookstore and signing her novel from 2:00-4:00 that afternoon. Borders is located at 605 Barrett Parkway, Kennesaw, Georgia 30144 (I-75 North, exit 269, near Costco), and their phone number is 678-581-1243.

Darlene and Carl, her husband of 40 years are both Atlanta natives, and along with sons Kenneth and Cory, have been Woodstock/ Acworth residents for 35+ years, so Kennesaw is practically a backyard neighbor.

If the name Darlene Wofford sounds familiar it may be because she stays mighty busy. She was in the mortgage finance industry for 20 years, and as a certified image consultant she owns Imagize, image consulting business and she is the London Image Institute's Graduate Division Director. Every Saturday morning in 2006 from 10-11:00 a.m., she co-hosted an hour-long Atlanta radio talk-show called "Your Inner Voice." She has also been interviewed recently regarding her novel on several Atlanta radio stations.

Based on true events in the her life, "An Assignment to Remember" is the first of three novels in the author's "Edgewise" series, with "Seven Years 'Til Sunrise," scheduled for release next year, followed by the third in 2009. The term "Edgewise" is used to describe the book's protagonist as a young Atlanta woman whose mind has shut down to block out back-to-back traumatic events, however other memories of her life are blocked, as well.Told through the eyes of the author's alter ego, "An Assignment to Remember" is not as much about the events as it is the inspiring story about her healing progression, and the prevailing strength of unconditional love between two people.

To quote Page One Lit literary newsletter, "Wofford is a wonderful writer whose personality and charisma is vivid in every word and sentence in her new book, 'Edgewise: An Assignment to Remember.' This is the most honest, heart-inspiring book (of the) year. " The Midwest Book Review describes the novel as "An inspired tribute to the strength of the human spirit, and of working through a process of recovery to overcome the wounds that life can inflict upon us without warning." Denna Shelton of Twenty Gems sums it up nicely in her review, "Edgewise took me on an emotional journey of laughter, sorrow and hope."

To learn more about Darlene Wofford and "Edgewise: An Assignment to Remember," as well as view the schedule for her Atlanta summer book-signing tour, visit www.amazon.com.Blog directly with the author at "Darlene Wofford's Newsroom":

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