In Conversation with Chris Chibnall - Birmingham

Join us for an evening with Chris Chibnall to celebrate his upcoming thriller The Parkwood Murders. This event will consist of an author talk followed bgy and audience Q&A and a signing.

About Chris Chibnall:

Chris Chibnall is the Sunday Times bestselling author of Death at the White Hart, the bestselling crime debut of 2026. An instant bestseller, it received a British Book Award nomination in the Crime/Thriller category, alongside Richard Osman, Frieda McFadden, and Dan Brown. It was also nominated for Best Debut Novel at the 2026 International Thriller Writers’ Awards. The Parkwood Murders, the second in the series, is due to be published on 16 July. Chris is also a BAFTA, Royal Television Society, Broadcasting Press Guild and Peabody award-winning screenwriter and producer. His television work includes ‘'Broadchurch', Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ for Netflix, ‘Doctor Who' (as both showrunner and writer). Death at the White Hart is set to be adapted for television by ITV.

About The Parkwood Murders:

Parkwood Holiday Village in west Dorset is a tranquil escape — until, early one summer morning, a body is discovered in the pool complex. Detective Nicola Walker, already stretched by troubles at home, faces a resort full of suspects. Guests and staff alike are hiding secrets: a husband with an alibi that doesn’t hold, a high ropes instructor with unexplained scars, a new manager with a dark past. But as Nicola digs deeper, she uncovers a chilling truth — this isn’t the first M**der atParkwood. And if she doesn’t catch the killer, it won’t be the last…

Praise for Chris Chibnall:

‘Chris Chibnall distils his talent for blockbusting screendrama into a deliciously gritty and well-written policeprocedural.’ - Janice Hallett‘This guy knows how to tell a story, that’s for sure’ - Lee Child‘With its compelling pair of detectives and tense, creepy atmosphere, once you startreading, I defy you to stop.’ - Shari Lapena‘A masterclass whodunnit from the creator of Broadchurch - moody, immersive, andsurprising too. I didn’t dare hope it would be better than Broadchurch, but it is’ - GillianMcAllisterPlease ask a bookseller if you have any questions.