LIBERTYVILLE – Emily Bleeker, a Wall Street Journal bestselling author and Evanston resident, celebrates the Dec. 1 release of her seventh book, “When We Were Enemies,” by incorporating her love of writing with another one of her creative passions: improv.
At 8:30 p.m. Dec. 9, Bleeker will host a one-night-only special event at the Improv Playhouse, 735 N. Milwaukee Ave., Libertyville.
A Totally Lit-Provised Book Launch promises to be full of improvised literary hijinks featuring The Type Cast Players, as well as a brief Q&A and book signing with Bleeker.
Tickets bought in advance are $12.50 for the show only and $20 for the show only at the door. Tickets in advance and a copy of “When We Were Enemies” are $25.
Bleeker is the bestselling author of seven novels, including her newest release, a powerful split-timeline novel of family secrets, devastating choices and hope. Combined, her books have reached more than 2 million readers. She is a two-time Whitney Award finalist and has been on the Amazon Charts and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists.
Bleeker lives in Evanston with her husband, children and kitten-muse Hazel. Along with writing and being a mom, she performs with a local improv troupe, sings karaoke and embraces her newfound addiction to running.