Cracking Christmas Author Afternoon
15 Nov 2023 ARCHIVED (over 3 months old) - view latest news
Join us virtually at this Cracking Christmas Author event with Sue Moorcroft, Liz Fenwick and Jessica Redland on Monday 18 December at 2pm. Or if you prefer this event will be live streamed at Morpeth Library, Blyth Library and Haltwhistle Library.
Tickets are free and can be booked online at Eventbrite. If you are attending virtually you will be emailed a Zoom link beforehand.
Before our author afternoon why not pop down to your local library and borrow a book by one of the authors. Remember if your local Northumberland library does not have the book in stock you can reserve it from another Northumberland library and get it delivered for free. Check out our suggested
reading list.
About the authors
Sue Moorcroft
Sue Moorcroft is an award-winning, Sunday-Times best-selling author, #1 on Kindle UK and Top 100 on Kindle US, Canada and Italy. She writes for publishing giant HarperCollins and is president of the Romantic Novelists’ Association. Her novels and other work have appeared around the world.
Jessica Redland
Jessica Redland is a million-copy bestseller of contemporary women's fiction. She writes emotional but uplifting books about love, friendship, family and community. She started with one setting - the fictional North Yorkshire coastal town of Whitsborough Bay, predominantly inspired by her home in Scarborough. She then expanded into the Yorkshire Wolds countryside with the Hedgehog Hollow and Bumblebee Barn series and has recently added the stunning Lake District to her settings repertoire with her Escape to the Lakes series.
Liz Fenwick
Award winning author of The Cornish House, A Cornish Affair, A Cornish Stranger, Under A Cornish Sky, The Returning Tide, One Cornish Summer, The Path to the Sea, The River Between Us, The Secret Shore and the novella A Cornish Christmas Carol. She lives in Cornwall with her husband and spends her time wrangling two mad cats, plot walking, reading and procrastinating on social media.