Events

Book Week Scotland - Dunshalt Village Hall

Come have a blether with me and fellow crime writer, Claire Askew at Dunshalt Village Hall as part of Book Week Scotland 2019.

We will be talking about our new novels, The Inheritance of Solomon Farthing and What You Pay For.

Join us for tea, biscuits and all sorts of bookish chat.

The event is ticketed. For more information call 07896 140 289.

Book Week Scotland - Milngavie Library

Come along to Milngavie Library for an evening of entertaining readings and Q&A about all things The Inheritance of Solomon Farthing.

This event is part of Book Week Scotland 2019.

It is free, but ticketed. Contact 0141 777 3145 or via Eventbrite.

Far From the Madding Crowd, Linlithgow

Delighted to be returning to Linlithgow with The Inheritance of Solomon Farthing.

This event will take place at the lovely Canal Tea Rooms and is presented by local bookshop, Far From The Madding Crowd.

Tickets are £5 and available from the bookshop on 01506 845 509 or by emailing sally@maddingcrowdlinlithgow.com.

The New Bookshop - Cockermouth

Delighted to be returning to Cockermouth for this event with the New Bookshop.

We will be discussing all things The Inheritance of Solomon Farthing, after my visit in 2017 to talk about Mrs Walker.

Tickets are £5, deductible from the cost of the book bought on the night. Call in at the shop or on 01900 822062 to book your place.

Bookends - Carlisle

Very pleased to be returning to Carlisle for this event with Bookends, after my visit with Mrs Walker in 2017.

I will be chatting about all things, The Inheritance of Solomon Farthing and about my life as a writer.

Tickets are £3, redeemable off a copy of the novel bought on the night. Get them online here, or on 01228 529067.

An Evening of Historical Fiction - Blackwells Edinburgh

Please do join me for an evening discussing all things Historical Fiction with author Karen Campbell.

I will be discussing the WW1 narrative in The Inheritance of Solomon Farthing.

Karen will be discussing her novel, The Sound of the Hours set in Italy in 1943.

Tickets are free, but you can register a place via Eventbrite.