I’m looking forward to meeting Caroline Rance, whose debut historical novel has recently been released. Kill-Grief is based in Chester and so has resonance for me. Caroline’s website will whet your appetite here. You’ll see that the novel is a gutsy medical drama set in the eighteenth century – mystery, well-researched history, medicine and a lechorous surgeon – what more could you want?
She is part of the Chester Library Meet the Authors programme this year and will be talking about her book and the research that went into it on Wednesday November 25th at 7pm. Entrance is only £3 and includes refreshments.
Tags: Caroline Rance, Chester, historical novel, Kill-Grief
