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National Crime Reading Month

Book Launch: Chris Lloyd

South-west England & South Wales

Event Type:Author interview
Event Organiser:Gloucestershire Libraries
Booking Link:https://gloslibraries.uk/event/coleford-library-book-launch-chris-lloyd-1-06-2026
Ticket Price:3.00
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Venue:

Coleford Library
The Main Place
Old Station Way
Coleford
GL16 8RH

Venue accessibility:

Level access with automatic doors
Parking for people with access needs
Accessible toilet
Bike racks
Bus services nearby

Celebrate the release of the fourth book in the Occupation series, starring Detective Eddie Giral.  Chris Lloyd will be joined by fellow crime author Alis Hawkins for a lively conversation-style discussion about the fourth book in his award-winning historical crime series.  Refreshments are included in the ticket price.

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About the Book

In the city of light, some deals are only made in the shadows.

When a corrupt art dealer is killed, Detective Eddie Giral descends into an underground world of stolen paintings, forged identities, and whispered deals with Nazi Occupiers.

As Eddie discovers links to a wealthy Jewish family’s missing collection, the trail leads him to Paris’s Jeu de Paume, where looted masterpieces have vanished – and where guarded curator Rose Valland gives nothing away.

But in Eddie’s efforts to win her trust he forgets – can he trust her?

With Parisians turning against their neighbours to survive, and the different factions of the city’s Occupiers entangling Eddie in their power struggles, the answers he needs lie in the museum’s most secretive collection…
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