Most of the events of The Prize took place within walking distance of the Ethan Allen Homestead Museum - come out and hear a reading from the book, and participate in a discussion of the events it depicts.

Come and get your copy of my latest novel, fill any gaps in your collection, and have them all personally signed. I look forward to seeing you there!

Experience the Revolution from the vantage point of a Loyalist refugee in Halifax, keeping up a correspondence with her girlhood friend as she struggles to put back together the shattered pieces of her life.

Don't miss this exciting new television series, featuring commentary by Lars D. H. Hedbor!

Time after time, American independence seems like a lost cause as George Washington’s Continental Army teeters on the brink of annihilation. The heroics of five little-known patriots help the colonies live to fight another day. John Glover, a tough New England mariner, saves 9,000 soldiers from certain capture on Long Island; a shadowy double agent, John Honeyman, helps Washington score a stunning victory at Trenton; a teenage girl named Sybil Ludington rides to the rescue of rebels under fire in Connecticut; a Pennsylvania sharpshooter named Timothy Murphy fires a bullet that turns the tide of the war; and an Indian warrior called Han Yerry leads a rescue mission to starving soldiers at Valley Forge.

Join me at Jan's Paperbacks in Aloha, Oregon, for a post-holiday book signing with a fellow novelist of the 18th century!

Come join me as we celebrate the release of my sixth novel of the American Revolution!

Gabriel and Carlotta are ordinary people, caught up in the sequence of extraordinary events that unfold along the Gulf Coast of West-Florida, as the American Revolution breaks like a storm over their world.

Read the extraordinary and little-known story of how a Spanish governor led a determined effort to seize the Florida Colonies from the British, and to help the Americans win their independence!

George and his family are busy eking out a living on a hardscrabble farm in Maine, as the American Revolution rages around them. Louise takes no guff from anyone, even the British soldiers who patrol their occupied town. As darkness descends over their coastal outpost, their paths cross, setting off a shocking chain of events that will change their lives.

I'll have a table at this event -- come on by and get your books signed, complete your set, and just chat with me about the American Revolution and the process of writing about the ordinary people who made it happen.

The annual Wilsonville Festival of Arts is the Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council signature event. Lars will be meeting with readers and signing books all afternoon.

The premiere event for historical fiction in North America, the 2017 HNS Conference is being held in Portland, Oregon. Meet Lars and get your books signed during the book sale at the confernece!

What is freedom worth, if it cannot be shared? Yves de Bourganes only wanted to make some money to send to his mother, and perhaps have a taste of adventure, but he never expected to become enmeshed in a war between Great Britain and her restive colonies, far from the shores of his birth. When he encounters Amalie, a slave with a difficult past, though, his world is truly turned upside down, and he learns that some paths lead to unexpected destinations.

Writers and aspiring authors are invited to attend the Indie Press Writer's Conference from 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday, April 21, at the Port Orford Public Library, 1421 Oregon St. in Port Orford.

The all-day engagement features presenters from around the state of Oregon, including author Christine Roney; author and owner/operator of Brief Candle Press Lars D.H. Hedbor; author and publisher Erin Ritch of No Wyverns Publishing; and more. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the Port Orford Library.

The event kicks off with a pre-conference at 9 a.m. Those attending are invited to bring their manuscripts and have an editor proof their work and receive valuable feedback. Pre-conference tickets are $10, with 25 slots available.

Presented by the Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council, the Wilsonville Festival of the Arts celebrates the best of local Visual Arts, Music, Dance, Theatre, and Literary Arts.

Lars will be debuting his new release, The Freedman, meeting with readers and signing books all morning -- come on by!

Lars will be presenting a mini-workshop on navigating the indie press process, as well as signing copies of the newest volume in his Tales From a Revolution series, The Freedman.

Enjoy hands-on family fun and learn about how the pioneers lived and worked!

Help raise funds for the Mountain View Middle School PTO, while enjoying local artisans and merchants. Look for me in booth B15!

Look for Lars at Booth 76 at this fundraiser for the Grad Night Party, featuring the best of local artisans and craftspeople!

Tea & Scones with Lars Hedbor, Novelist of the American Revolution. $5

Fur Trade - Civil War - The Old West
Featuring Children's Activities, Displays & Demonstrations

Trade Goods - Muzzle Loading Firearms & Accessories - Buckskinner Supplies - Period Clothing - Blankets - Beads - Books - Camp Gear - Knives - Art - Leather Goods - Historic Replicas - Period Music

Look for Lars in the Living History Village at the Festival. He'll have all ten novels available for purchase and personalization!

Look for Lars at Booth 76 again at this fundraiser for the Grad Night Party, featuring the best of local artisans and craftspeople!

Look for Lars again at the Beaverton High School Holiday Bazaar. Get a gift, or indulge your own interest in the American Revolution!