Join us for a very special evening with Sasha Peyton Smith, Andy Darcy Theo and Katie Webber as they chat about their young adult fantasy novels.Together they will explore dark magic, myth and fairytale, and romance.  The perfect combination for Valentine's week!
The event marks the release of New York Times bestselling author Sasha Peyton Smith's The Rose Bargain. One of the most hotly-anticipated romantasy reads of 2025, Stephanie Garber describes it as  a deliciously dark and romantic fantasy . The Cruel Prince meets Bridgerton with a darkly delicious fae twist, The Rose Bargain is a captivating fantasy brimming with heart pounding romance, vicious competition and beautiful, cruel fae.
Andy Darcy Theo is a British-Greek Cypriot author with an educational and occupational background in clinical psychology and teaching. His debut novel, The Light That Blinds Us, became an instant bestseller. It is the first in the Descent Into Darkness quartet which masterfully weaves themes of mental health, psychosis, and found family.
Katie Webber is a bestselling and award-winning author of young adult books. Her recent YA novels include the internationally bestselling Twin Crowns trilogy, co-written with Catherine Doyle, as well as The Revelry and Only Love Can Break Your Heart. Captain of Fates, her highly-anticipated swoonful spin-off to Twin Crowns, is out on 24th April.
Sasha, Andy and Katie will be answering audience questions and signing copies of their books

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