What She Saw Last Night - paperback tour

What She Saw Last Night is published in paperback in the UK later this month (either on the 26th or 28th, depending on whether you believe Amazon or Waterstones).

To celebrate, I'm doing three Train Noir events with Susi Holliday, of which more here, and two solo library events for Book Week Scotland.

18 November - Aberdeen (with SJI Holliday)

Central Library, 6pm

19 November - Glasgow

Dennistoun Library, 6:30pm

21 November - Kilbirnie

Kilbirnie Library, 6:30pm

22 November - Oban (with SJI Holliday)

Waterstones Oban, 7pm

25 November - Edinburgh (with SJI Holliday)

Waterstones Princes Street, 6:30pm

As far as I'm aware, all of these are free but ticketed, so get in touch with the venue for more details. Hope to see you on the trail!

What She Saw Last Night is available in ebook and audio now, and UK paperback from November 2019: click here to buy

Book Week Scotland events

I have a couple of library events lined up as part of the fabulous Book Week Scotland which is the week 27th November - 3rd December.

So far, I'm going to be at Dunblane Library on 28th November and Blantyre Library on the 30th - check out my events page for details and more dates as they're added.

If you'd like me to visit a library near you, ask them to get in touch. I'm happy to go pretty much anywhere, but if you live in Scotland libraries can access support to arrange an author visit through the Scottish Book Trust's Live Literature programme.

Hope to see some of you at an event!

Book Week Scotland

Blogging has taken a back seat to edits on book 3 and plotting book 4, but I'm just sticking my head above the parapet to say I have some library events coming up to tie in with Book Week Scotland:

Lanark Library | Friday 20 November, 2:30pm

East Kilbride St Leonards Library | Tuesday 24 November, 7:00pm

Cambuslang Library | Thursday 26 November, 3:15pm

Helensburgh Library | Friday 27 November, 7:00pm

These are all free events and I'll be reading from one of the books (maybe even the next book) talking about writing, publishing and general book stuff. As always, the best part is the questions - I'm looking forward to a grilling.

Hoping to add some more events soon, and they'll be on my events page as soon as I confirm the details.

The other cool news is the first American review of The Samaritan is in - it's in Kirkus and it's a great one:

"Fans of Jeffery Deaver—that other thrill-master who can’t resist piling on the climactic twists even as the lights are coming up and you’re looking for your umbrella—should be enthralled."

Click here to see the whole review. The Samaritan is out in the States in February, published by Pegasus, but if you're in the UK you can get it right now from all good bookshops.