Happy International Women's Day! We're celebrating it tonight with novelist Zoe who will be chatting about her book, the back story, and the crazy rollercoaster of rejections and rejoicing. It would be lovely to see you there. Ticks, just £4, can be booked on 01462 684631.

Jeffery Deaver, master mystery thriller writer that he is, has given us another intriguing Lincoln Rhyme chiller ... to try and solve before we reach the end of the book! What seems obvious is not, and the innocent are often anything but. Old friends and experts in their fields reappear to help Rhyme and his partner, Amelia Sachs, find the villain responsible for the murder of a diamond merchant and the couple buying an engagement ring. It seems so simple. It looks like a theft of rough diamonds in a robbery that had tragic consequences. However, Lincoln and Amelia uncover disturbing information that turns the investigation on its head. Meanwhile, New York seems to be suffering a series of mini earthquakes that have deadly effects. Do they have anything to do with the company drilling deep into the earth - or the radical protesters causing disruption at the site? Deaver draws the threads together like a master weaver, introducing new clues, shutting off avenues of pursuit, colouring in the guilty and the innocent, unravelling and discarding threads and patterns. JEFFERY DEAVER is the bestselling author of thirty-five novels, including the 2011 authorised James Bond thriller, Carte Blanche, as well as three collections of short stories and a non-fiction law book. A former journalist, attorney and folksinger, he has been shortlisted for and received numerous awards around the world, including Novel of the Year from the International Thriller Writers Association for The Bodies Left Behind, the Steel Dagger for Best Thriller from the British Crime Writers Association, and the British Thumping Good Read Award. He was recently shortlisted for the ITV3 Crime Thriller Award for Best International Author. David's Bookshop is located in Letchworth (SG6 3DE). Tickets are £6, which are deductible from the cost of the hardback book (£14.99) if purchased on the evening. To book tickets, please ring the shop on 01462 684631 or call in to the shop.

Come and join the brilliant Zoe Folbigg @DavidsBookshop on Thursday 8th March (International Women’s Day too 💪🏼). She’ll be chatting about her book, the back story, and the crazy rollercoaster of rejections and rejoicing.

Did you know, many of the commonly prescribed UK and European HRT formulations are plant-derived and come from the oestrogen-rich yam plant? You’ll find lots more facts on HRT at our Liz Earle talk this Wednesday at the Spirella. There are just a few tickets left so book now on 01462 684631.

Most of us don’t connect lack of sleep, low mood & lessening libido with perimenopause - time to book a ticket to Liz Earle’s discussion about her book, The Good Menopause Guide next Weds, 7 March at 730. Tix just £7. Call the shop on01462 684631 to book.

A beautiful man on the train always has his head in a book and never seems to notice Maya sitting just down the carriage from him every day. Eventually, Maya plucks up the courage to give the stranger a note asking him out for a drink. After all, what's the worst that can happen? And so begins a story of sliding doors, missed opportunities and finding happiness where you least expect it. Come hear more about this debut novel next Thurs at the bookshop. Tix just £4. Call the shop to book on 01462 684 631.

Come hear skin and wellbeing guru, Liz Earle bust menopause myths & cover everything from HRT to the importance of keeping nutrient levels topped up next Wednesday, March 7th at 7:30. Tix, £7, can be purchased by calling David's on 01462 684631.

Please join us Thursday week, March 8th when Zoë Folbigg discusses her debut novel, The Note. She'll be coming on International Women's Day, which is perfect given the theme of her book, her publishing journey and the hurdles she jumped are also about empowering women to take chances and pursue their dreams.

Did you know, the length of time menopausal symptoms lasts can vary between women, from a few months to up to 10 years, and both are considered normal? Stay tuned for more myth-busting as we count down to Liz Earle's talk on her new book The Good Menopause Guide on 7th March.

A great article on Liz Earle's Good Menopause Guide. Come meet her and hear all about the book on Wednesday, March 7 at 7:30 at the Spirella Ballroom. Tix are £7 and can be purchased at the bookshop on 01462 684631 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5433293/My-good-menopause-guide-LIZ-EARLE.html