Join Catherine Doyle, Ella McLeod and Charlotte B Plumb in conversation with Katherine Webber to celebrate The Dragon & The Dove.

Join us for a very exciting evening to celebrate the release of Catherine Doyle’s The Dragon & The Dove, the epic finale to the City of Fantome series.

Catherinewill be joined by Ella McLeod (Andromeda), Charlotte B Plumb (Reap & Sow) and Katherine Webber (Captain of Fates) to explore forbidden romances romances that grow in the shadows of fantasy worlds.

Catherine Doyle is the award-winning and internationally bestselling author of the Twin Crowns series, The Storm Keepers trilogy, The City of Fantome series, The Miracle on Ebenezer Street, and The Lost Girl King. Catherine grew up in the West of Ireland, and her books have been published in over twenty-five languages. She holds a BA in psychology and an MA in publishing.

Katherine Webber is a bestselling author of children’s and young adult books. Since 2017, she has published over twenty books and has been translated into more than a dozen languages. Katherine's recent YA novels include the bestselling Twin Crowns trilogy, co-written with Catherine Doyle. Her next standalone YA novel, a romantasy reimagining of Hansel & Gretel titled Sweet Hunger publishes in 2027. Katherine also writes younger fiction as Katie Tsang in collaboration with her husband Kevin – they are most well-known for the Sam Wu is Not Afraid books and the bestselling Dragon Realm series. Their next book is The Neverland Thieves, inspired by the original Peter Pan, and written in support of Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity. Katherine is originally from Southern California and has lived in Hong Kong, Hawaii, and Atlanta. She currently lives in London with Kevin and their two young daughters.

E.S. McLeod is an author and podcaster. She has written two YA novels under the name Ella McLeod: Rapunzella, Or, Don’t Touch My Hair is a retelling of the Rapunzel story that explores themes of race, gender and coming of age. It was nominated for the prestigious Branford Boase Award and received rave reviews in Kirkus, the Irish Times, and the Guardian. Her second novel The Map That Led to You is a romance which interweaves pirate and Caribbean mermaid mythology, and was a Guardian Best Books Pick. Both were published by Scholastic in the UK and Yellow Jacket at Little Bee in the US. Ella graduated first in class in English Literature with Theatre at Warwick University. Andromeda is her first adult novel.

Charlotte B Plumb is a fantasy author living in the UK with her husband, cat, and slightly mad dog. She believes books are the closest anyone can get to real magic, and when she isn't daydreaming about fictional characters, she's at her laptop writing them—if the cat isn’t already sitting on it. Reap and Sow is her debut novel.

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