Local author Olivia Claire High visits the Orange Studio to talk about her new novel, "A Stranger's Eyes." This is the fourth book she has had published by Fireside Publications. On July 1, from 10-2 Olivia Claire High will have a book signing event at Curves of Oroville (on Myers St. across from Rabo Bank). All her books are available at Amazon as well as for your Kindle or Nook. Listen in as she talks about the how to of writing a mystery novel.
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