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A crime thriller set in Worcester will take centre stage at a special free author event in July. 

Tony Fisher, former BBC radio presenter and novelist, will be talking about his latest book, Good Gone Bad, at The Hive which is the very place where much of the novel was written.

Set in Worcester, the book has already delighted local readers with its recognisable locations, including The Hive, Pitchcroft Racecourse, The Talbot, and Château Impney.

Good Gone Bad follows the story of Charlie Burrows, a devoted husband and father whose hidden choices place his family in jeopardy, and Danny Wade, a podcaster trying to rebuild his life after addiction. Together, they find themselves in a dangerous game where loyalty, fear, and survival collide.

Author Tony has had a career in broadcasting stretching back 40 years and has been a frequent voice on stations including Wyvern FM and BBC Hereford and Worcester. He has also written several novels and has always wanted to set a book in the Faithful City.

If you are passionate about crime fiction then this is the event for you!