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An Evening with Peter Robinson
Type:Literary Events
Sheffield Central Library, Surrey Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 1XZ
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Bestselling author Peter Robinson talks about his latest Alan Banks crime novel, Many Rivers to Cross, in which he confronts a very contemporary crime with international connections. The Banks series is set in Yorkshire and this will be a fascinating event full of insight.
Signed copies of Peter’s books will be available to buy on the night.
Free - But places are limited and must be booked.
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