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TOPCWF26 Special Guests: LJ Ross & Jane Harper - Old Swan Hotel

Date:
Sat 25 Jul 2026 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

About TOPCWF26 Special Guests: LJ Ross & Jane Harper - Old Swan Hotel

Meet two natural storytellers with a gift for using remote and atmospheric locations - Northumberland and smalltown Australia - to spin beguiling stories of murder and mystery.

LJ Ross’ phenomenal career began with a self-published novel which sold 25 copies on day one; now, 30 Amazon number ones and eleven years later, Louise has sold over 12 million books. In Berwick, the latest in her much-loved DCI Ryan series, the detective must prove his wife innocent of murder. Manchester-born Jane Harper has become the undisputed queen of rural Australian noir with a string of highly acclaimed novels. The Dry was an international smash and was adapted into a major film, as was Force of Nature. The Survivors also reached Netflix’s global top ten list in 2025. Interviewed by journalist Gaby Huddart.


Kindly sponsored by T&R Theakston.

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Saturday 25 July 5:00pm – 6:00pm Standard: £18.00 Book Now

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