An evening with Sophie Hannah
A crime thriller so gripping, you won’t see the twist coming…
If you love razor-sharp suspense, dark humour, and stories that keep you guessing until the very last line, this is an evening you won’t want to miss. Sophie Hannah’s crime novels have captivated millions worldwide, and now’s your chance to hear from the master of psychological twists herself.
Enjoy your Friday evening with Sophie Hannah at Newark Book Festival, in an interview with Dr. Tim Rideout.
What makes a family do the unthinkable? Could you ever justify the impossible? Sophie’s latest thriller takes that question to shocking new heights. And with reviews calling it “brilliant,” “audacious,” and “wry, ingenious” – you’ll want to get your hands on a copy before everyone’s talking about it.
Book signing included! Get your copy of No One Would Do What the Lamberts Have Done at the festival and have it signed by Sophie Hannah after the event.
Tickets are on sale now! Secure your seat at Newark’s Palace Theatre for an unforgettable night of crime, mystery, and storytelling magic.
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Please Note: Advance tickets are available until 11 am the day before the event unless the venue is the Palace Theatre or Tudor Hall, National Civil War Centre.
All tickets are sold through Newark Palace Theatre unless otherwise stated.
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