Santa Clarita's bookworms are in for a treat this March as "The Woman in the Castello" by Kelsey James takes the spotlight in the city’s One Story One City program. As confirmed by SantaClaritaLibrary.com, this historical mystery will set the stage for a month brimming with communal reading cheer and coordinated events.

It seems there's no need to book a flight to Italy when "The Woman in the Castello" promises to whisk Santa Clarita residents away to the twisty cobblestones of 1960s Italy, and encounters with fame, chilling secrets, and potential dangers in an old Roman castle right in the heart of the book's intrigue. The local library network is spearheading the initiative offering copies of the novel – in every form imaginable, print, eBook, and eAudio, ensuring that every type of reader has access to this gripping tale, this was highlighted in the bog post Santa Clarita published on February 14th.

Holding true to the promise of thrilling adventures according to Santa Clarita's official blog, the local arthouse, Laemmle movie theatre, will host an event that will teach attendees the art of creating horror stories akin to the narrative of the novel and there will be an opportunity to take part in a special ghost tour echoing the haunting atmospheres depicted in the book. Additionally, residents can look forward to an in-person Q&A with Kelsey James, as well as a 'Books and Brews' event to round off a culturally rich month.

Social media will also play an integral role in this literary bonding experience by leveraging the hashtag #OSOC2024, allowing the book's themes and discussions to flourish online, the Santa Clarita Public Library brings residents a fully immersive experience, encompassing not only the hands-on gatherings but also digital conversations, building a robust community of literature enthusiasts.

For more details on the full sched of events and activities that will complement the reading experience, a complete listing is available at SantaClaritaLibrary.com. Whether you're a mystery aficionado or a history buff, "The Woman in the Castello" and its accompanying events in Santa Clarita's One Story One City program are calling all book lovers to be part of the city-wide reading affair this March.