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Echoes of the Street with Aurthur Christopher Littrell

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12/20/25 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm PST

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Website: https://kindredspirits.store/events
Location: Kindred Spirits
430 George WA Way
103
Richland 99352
United States
Contact: Marlys Aspinwall

Event Description

Join Kindred Spirits as we host local author Christopher Littrell for a special book signing of his new book, Echoes From The Street. Stop by on December 20th from 2–3 PM at Kindred Spirits, 430 George Washington Way, Richland. Echoes from the Street: A Police Officer’s Journey through Trauma, Recovery, and Redemption takes readers behind the badge and into the heart of a career that demanded courage—and nearly cost everything. Through raw, honest storytelling, Christopher Littrell reveals the human side of policing: the moments that broke him, the people who helped him heal, and the lessons that now guide his mission to help others find hope beyond hardship. A great book, a great local author, and a cozy afternoon well spent!
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