An Evening with Jo Spain

Join internationally bestselling author Jo Spain for an evening of conversation celebrating her acclaimed crime and thriller writing. An Evening with Jo Spain Central Library, Bexleyheath 6 October 2026 7pm to 8.30pm Jo is one of Ireland's leading crime writers and the bestselling author of fourteen books, including the popular Inspector Tom Reynolds Mystery series. Her No.1 bestselling thrillers include The Trial, The Confession and Dirty Little Secrets, renowned for their gripping plots, compelling characters and unexpected twists. Her novels have attracted readers around the world and earned her a nomination for Irish Author of the Year 2024. The evening will take the form of an interview-style conversation with bestselling thriller writer Jo Furniss , author of All the Little Children , The Missing Woman and Dead Mile . A former journalist and BBC correspondent, Jo Furniss brings a wealth of storytelling and interviewing experience to the discussion. Together, they will explore Jo Spain's latest psychological thriller, Never To Be Found , and the inspiration behind its gripping story. The novel explores the Japanese phenomenon of Johatsu, or "the evaporated" people who choose to disappear and start a new life. The conversation will also cover Jo Spain's writing career, creative influences and what goes into crafting her bestselling novels. Alongside her success as a novelist, Jo is an award-winning screenwriter and executive producer, co-creating and writing the hit television series Harry Wild , starring Jane Seymour. The event will conclude with a live audience Q&A , giving attendees the opportunity to put their questions to both authors, followed by a book signing . Perfect for crime fiction fans and new readers alike, this event offers a unique opportunity to hear from two acclaimed thriller writers in conversation. Free tickets are available to book via Bexley Libraries Eventbrite . Books will be available for sale and signing at this event.