Tonight from 7pm, best-selling author Jane Corry will be taking part in a free online Q&A session, organised by Cheshire West and Chester Libraries.

This event forms part of Libraries Week, which aims to celebrate the role of libraries in UK book culture. In the hour-long discussion, Jane will take listeners through her own career, as well as talking about becoming a published author.

Jane has written five UK top ten Penguin thrillers in the last five years, including Blood Sisters, I Looked Away and her most recent novel, I Made a Mistake.

As well as being a creative writing tutor at Oxford University and a Royal Literary Fund Fellow at Exeter University, Jane has also worked as the writer in residence of a high security male prison, and is a regular contributor to The Daily Telegraph and My Weekly.

To find out more and book your ticket, click here!