Beth O'Leary, Salma El-Wardany and Lucy Vine In Conversation

Join us for a feel-good evening of female friendship, fraught romances, and finding your happy-ever-after in whatever form that might take!

Beth O'Leary, Salma El-Wardany and Lucy Vine will be in conversation, ready to take your burning questions and to give you all the insider gossip on your soon-to-be new favourite Summer reads!

Two sworn enemies. One failing hotel. Love is the last thing they need… THE WAKE-UP CALL is an addictive enemies-to-lovers romcom from the million-copy bestselling author of The Flatshare (now a major Paramount+ TV show).

BETH O'LEARY is a Sunday Times bestselling author whose novels have been translated into more than thirty languages. Her debut, The Flatshare, sold over a million copies and changed her life completely. Her second novel, The Switch, has been optioned for film by Amblin Partners, Steven Spielberg's production company. The Road Trip, Beth's third novel, went straight to No.4 in the Sunday Times Top Ten on hardback publication.

THESE IMPOSSIBLE THINGS tells the story of three British Muslim women reconciling love, loss, womanhood, faith--and how we navigate the bumps in life that can feel impossible to overcome...

SALMA EL-WARDANY is a writer, poet and BBC radio presenter who performs internationally, has given 2 TEDx Talks and partners with organisations and global brands to have the uncomfortable conversations we've ignored for so long. Her work revolves around female stories and bringing the often ignored realities of women into the spotlight.

According to a dating advice article there are seven people a woman will date before finding the one. Esther's friends laugh, but she realises each of her exes fits these roles perfectly. Has she mistaken her true love in the reject pile? SEVEN EXES is a book you'll never ever want to break up with.

LUCY VINE is the bestselling author of Hot Mess, What Fresh Hell, Are We Nearly There Yet? and Bad Choices, with Hot Mess and Are We Nearly There Yet? both longlisted for the Comedy Women in Print Award, and Hot Mess optioned for a TV series in the USA.