An evening with Nilesha Chauvet

Join us on Tuesday 23 July, 7pm, when we'll be joined by debut author, Nilesha Chauvet, to celebrate the publicaton of her gripping literary thriller, THE REVENGE OF RITA MARSH.

Nilesha will be reading from, and discussing the book, before answering questions from the audience and signing copies of THE REVENGE OF RITA MARSH.

Tickets are £6 standard admission/ £19 inc. a copy of THE REVENGE OF RITA MARSH and complimentary drinks will be provided. Tickets are non-refundable but if you can't make it to the event and would like a signed/dedicated copy of the book please let us know via email, [email protected]
This event is being held at The West Kirby Bookshop, 6 Grange Road, West Kirby, CH48 4HA.

About THE REVENGE OF RITA MARSH:
'Powered by the twin engines of female rage and sexual repression Chauvet has created a potent thriller for the post-Me Too age.' --- Charlotte Vassell
'Got under my skin in a really terrifying way . . . Seriously impressive.' --- Ajay Chowdhury

Rita Marsh is a good person.
By day, she runs a care home, looking after the elderly and infirm.
By night, she's a vigilante, posing online as young girls and snaring the men who prey on them, exposing them for what they are.
Rita has successfully kept her two lives separate for years. But when an old classmate returns from her past, her two worlds start to collide. With both of her selves unravelling, Rita will have to choose between justice and revenge.
Is she a force for good - or will she become someone to fear?
Abbout NILESHA CHAUVET:
Nilesha Chauvet is a British Indian debut novelist and short story writer. British Indian debut novelist and short story writer. Her debut novel, The Revenge of Rita Marsh, will be published by Faber as a crime thriller superlead title in 2024.

Nilesha writes zeitgeist psychological suspense, crime, and thriller. She is also the Managing Director of GOOD which advises commercial brands on Purpose, and helps charities raise millions of pounds for good causes.

A graduate of Faber Academy, Nilesha has also studied novels and short story writing at Curtis Brown Creative and City Lit. She read Philosophy & Theology at Oxford and was ordained an Interfaith Minister.

Nilesha is currently writing her second novel, several shades darker than she had originally intended. She lives in London with her husband, two children, and a black cat named Archie.

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