Join Adam Simcox and Remi Kone at Bodies in the Bookshop as they discuss their new thrillers, Time Jump and Just Kill.

Adam Simcox is a writer, director and filmmaker, and the author of the Dying Squad series of books. Remi Kone is an Emmy-nominated producer, TV writer and the author of Innocent Guilt.

This is one of our series of exclusive events that take place in the intimate setting of the bookshop, therefore a limited number of spaces are available.

Tickets are £6 to include a glass of wine or soft drink.

TIME JUMP

You can change the past. Can you cheat fate?

In 2026, time travel is a commodity to be bought just like any other. When Rachel unexpectedly gets the chance to Time Jump, she grabs it, landing back in 1997, five days before she accidentally killed Oliver Jones and destroyed her life. When she rewrites fate and finds Oliver in 2026, an alive and thriving politician who has opened a string of drug rehabilitation centres, the connection between them sparks into a fairy tale ending.

But fairy tales often turn out to be twisted and scary. As rumours begin to circulate about young women going missing from Oliver's rehab centres, Rachel begins to suspect that perhaps the man she travelled back in time to save wasn't an innocent lamb, but a monster in waiting . . .

JUST KILL

London during a blistering heatwave.

A man wakes in the middle of the night, hearing noises from downstairs. He assumes it's a burglar - nothing prepares him for what he finds.

Across the city, DI Leah Hutch and DS Benjamin Randle are called to a murder scene outside their jurisdiction. A woman has been killed - the only suspect, a friend from Leah's past who refuses to speak to anyone but her.

Meanwhile, fourteen-year-old Zed Okoro's mother has vanished. He will do anything in his power to find her - even if it means risking his own life.

As Leah and Randle investigate, they discover a conspiracy with roots far from home.

Three incidents. One connection. What secrets make people kill?

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