Eve Chase in conversation with Olivia Kiernan
Daunt Books83 Marylebone High Street
Tue 10 Nov · 19:00 · £7
About this event
Join us to hear Eve Chase on her new book, The Secret Thread , a spellbinding new novel of secrets, sisters and obsession, to celebrate the paperback publication . Eve will be in conversation with Olivia Kiernan , author of The End of Us. Tickets are £7 including a glass of wine or soft drink. About the book: Even the darkest secrets unravel in time…In the sultry summer of 1969, at a glittering party in the grounds of a Wiltshire manor house, two worlds collide: the Caswells, the wealthy, glamorous hosts, and the young Bramleys, who belong in the staff quarters. But the night ends in tragedy. For decades, no one dares talk about it. Fifty years later, in wintry London, Mimi Mott is preparing to auction the contents of her estate. A legendary interior designer, she is one of only two people alive who know what really happened. Now, she is finally ready to tell the story of that fateful summer. Jo O’Mara, Mimi’s new assistant, must earn Mimi’s trust. But Jo comes with a secret of her own, and has to risk everything to unravel the truth – before the auctioneer’s hammer falls. About Eve Chase: Eve Chase writes bestselling, page-turning mysteries. Her novels have been Sunday Times bestsellers, selected for the Richard and Judy Book Club and hit Number One in the Amazon chart. A winner of the Saint-Maur en Poche prize in Paris for Best Foreign Fiction and longlisted for the HWA Gold Crown Award, her work has been translated into twenty languages. She lives in Oxford. About Olivia Kiernan: Olivia Kiernan is a writer of crime thrillers and suspense fiction. Her novels include the critically acclaimed Detective Frankie Sheehan series and standalone thriller The End of Us which was listed in The Telegraph’s Best of Books and Best of Crime Fiction by the Irish Times. She also has a story in Fear , an anthology of thirty-two short stories from Irish crime writers which publishes October 2026 for the charity, Women’s Aid.
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