The Keeper: Ana Huang in conversation with Fee Mak at the Emmanuel Centre
Foyles107 Charing Cross Road
Fri 30 Oct · 19:00 · £30
About this event
Join us for a hugely exciting evening with Ana Huang and Fee Mak, in celebration of 'The Keeper', the third book in the God of Games series. Famed goalkeeper Noah Wilson doesn't do relationships or complications. The only thing the grumpy single dad wants is to do his job and spend more time with his daughter. Unfortunately, his bachelor status has made it impossible to find the right nanny for her. With the World Cup looming and a string of fired nannies in his wake, he has no choice but to hire the last person he wants close to his orbit. She's too stubborn and far too appealing for her own good, but she's also a natural with his daughter. And the way his heart skips a beat whenever she's around? That's nothing more than a coincidence. He's sure of it. Ana Huang is a #1 New York Times, #1 USA Today, and #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of contemporary romance. Her subgenres range from sports to billionaire and suspense, but all her books feature her signature blend of steam and swoon. Her novels include the Twisted series, Kings of Sin series and Gods of The Game series. Ana Huang will be in conversation with BBC Radio 1Xtra presenter Fee Mak. Tickets include a pre-signed paperback copy of The Keeper, a tote bag and event exclusive character art for collection on the evening. There will be an opportunity to meet with Ana and take a posed photo after the talk. Please note that due to time constraints, Ana will not be signing or dedicating books on the evening. All pre-purchased copies of The Keeper will be pre-signed by Ana Huang. Tickets : £30 (includes a Signed copy of The Keeper and Merch). Venue : The Emmanuel Centre, 9-23 Marsham St, London SW1P 3DW
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