Mark Billingham & Abir Mukherjee: Open Case

  • Mon 12 Aug 20:30 - 21:30
  • EFI Venue T
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Mark Billingham & Abir Mukherjee: Open Case

Two thrilling new cases arrive at the Festival. Detective Declan Miller returns in The Wrong Hands, the latest from Mark Billingham – declared ‘the very best in the business’ by Richard Osman. In Abir Mukherjee’s Hunted, two parents are thrown together when their children become entangled in a plot to topple America in what Lee Child calls a ‘pretty much flawless thriller’. Chaired by Luca Veste.

Categories: Crime/Thriller, Fiction

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