Launch Invitation: Time for Tea?

January 10, 2015

Arsenic for Tea launch invitation 2

There are now fewer than 20 days until Arsenic for Tea is released in the UK. Rest assured, I’m just as excited as you are.

If you’d like to celebrate with me, I’ve got some good news: I’m holding an afternoon tea in the book’s honour in Waterstones Cambridge on Saturday 7th February at 3pm, and I want all of you to be there!

The event is free, and lashings of tea, ginger beer and cake will be served (don’t worry, quite arsenic free, though as they will be home-made I can’t guarantee that there won’t be lurking nuts). There will also be lots of activities for budding detectives, I’ll be reading from the book – and of course signing it as well!

Don’t be late…

Arsenic for Tea launch invitation 2

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