Today I am bringing you my third and final preview of something I am excited about, at the upcoming Capital Crime Festival. Like the previous two days there is a giveaway today too!
This is a crime festival taking place in London, 30th May - 1st June, and the more I hear about it, the more excited I am getting to be able to attend this year.
So the final event I wish to highlight for you all is a panel called Bingeable Series.
I don't know about you, but I am rather partial to a series or two or three - let's face it just how many Angela Marsons, DI Kim Stone books, or M.A. Comley's various series have I reviewed every book of on this blog over the years.
So it is going to be a fascinating discussion I'm sure from these authors about series, and just what makes them so bingeable!
As with previous days, I'm going to highlight these authors first book's in their latest series for you, since those seem relevant to an event about series, and then there is a giveaway to win a ticket to this session.
Death Under a Little Sky by Stig Abell
The stunningly written, evocative new debut crime thriller you won’t want to miss!
A detective ready for a new life
Jake Jackson, high-flying ex-city detective, inherits a rural retreat from his reclusive uncle. It’s the perfect chance to start anew.
A death that disrupts everything
But then the local annual treasure hunt spirals into terror when a young woman’s bones are discovered. Suddenly, Jake is back to being a detective, as he tries to unearth a dangerous killer in this most unlikely of settings.
SEE NO EVIL
Eyes missing, two bodies lie deep in the forest near a remote Swedish town.
HEAR NO EVIL
Tuva Moodyson, a deaf reporter on a small-time local paper, is looking for the story that could make her career.
SPEAK NO EVIL
A web of secrets. And an unsolved murder from twenty years ago.
Can Tuva outwit the killer before she becomes the final victim? She'd like to think so. But first she must face her demons and venture far into the deep, dark woods if she wants to stand any chance of getting the hell out of small-time Gavrik.
IT STARTS WITH A BODY-a young woman found dead in an Iowa cornfield, on one of the few family farms still managing to compete with the giants of Big Agriculture.
For Sergeant Riley Fisher, newly promoted to head of investigations at the Black Hawk County Sheriff's Office, an already horrific crime takes on a personal edge when she discovers the victim is an old friend, from a dark past she thought she'd left behind.
Rumour travels fast in small towns, while sweltering heat and state-wide elections only add to the pressure-cooker atmosphere. When another body is found, Riley is in danger of being engulfed by the fear and the frenzy. Something deeply disturbing is out there - and it reaches far beyond Black Hawk County.
Beautifully written and masterfully crafted, The Fields is a stunning crime debut.
Giveaway to Win a single ticket to Bingeable Series at Capital Crime (Open INT)
Capital Crime have kindly offered one lucky reader a single ticket to the Bingeable Series panel at Capital Crime, on Friday 31st May at 14:00. The festival is being held at Leonardo Royal Hotel St Paul's, London.
Although I'm happy to have the giveaway open internationally, please don't enter unless you can get to London on 30th May in the afternoon.
The ticket is just for the single event of the festival, and I believe access to the signing straight afterwards for books by these authors.
Good luck!
Terms and conditions
Giveaway open to anyone able to get to London on 31st May and is able to attend, all options are voluntary, but please do what they ask, as I will be verifying the winner. Giveaway closes 23:59 15/5/24. Winner will be announced on twitter and emailed, and they will need to reply within 7 days, or forfeit the prize, and I will re-draw for a new winner. Good luck everyone.
I really hope you these preview posts for Capital Crime have whetted your appetite and that you may consider coming along over the three days, or at the very least you might have a new book or author on your radar now! If you are a huge crime fan and can get into London, it is well worth it based on past experiences.
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