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📚✍️ Meet Nathan Dylan Goodwin at Rootstech 2024! ✍️📚

Attention all genealogy enthusiasts and mystery lovers!


The moment you've been waiting for has arrived.


This February, dive into the captivating world of forensic genealogy with the master storyteller himself.




🌟 Why You Can't Miss This:

  • Personal Interaction: Shake hands, share thoughts, or simply enjoy a lovely chat with Nathan Dylan Goodwin, the acclaimed author who seamlessly melds the past's secrets with gripping narratives.

  • Exclusive Signings: Get your favourite books signed! Whether it's the thrilling tales of Morton Farrier or Harriet McDougall, or the intricate DNA mysteries of his other works, have them personalised just for you.

  • Discover More: Are you new to Nathan's works? This is a golden chance to explore! Dive into his engaging stories and be entranced by the magic of genealogical historical crime mystery fiction.

  • Special Expo: These opportunities will be exclusively available for attendees to the Rootstech Expo Hall only. Perfect booth to visit for both longtime fans looking to complete their collection and newcomers ready to embark on a new literary journey.


Mark your calendars 📅 for Rootstech 2024, 29 February - 2 March in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA! Nathan's booth will be at location 322 (subject to change, so please check). You'll know where it is as it will be veritable hub of visitor activity, stories, and passion for the world of genealogy. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply curious about his works, this is an event not to be missed.


🔥 Let's make Rootstech 2024 unforgettable. Come, immerse yourself in tales of the past, and carry home stories that will linger in your heart for years to come. See you there! 🔥


You can find out more about attending Rootstech 2024 at https://www.rootstech.org





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