Selling out at venues all over the world, Clearwater Creedence Revival feature road-hardened players who, collectively have performed with – Stax legend Steve Cropper, Big Country, Denny Laine (Wings, Moody Blues), Eric Haydocks Hollies, Animals And Friends, Alan Silson (Smokie), Wayne Fontana’s Mindbenders and more. Together, they are the best celebration of the music of Creedence Clearwater Revival and Fogerty you’re ever likely to see – and a band selling out all over the world, as audiences in Germany, Israel,Russia, Holland, Scandinavia, UK and more will attest! A tribute band like no other.

Saturday 14th June: 3.30pm Kate Ellis. Lunch not included but can be book separately. Kate Ellis was born and brought up in Liverpool and studied drama in Manchester. She worked in a variety of jobs, none of which she particularly enjoyed, before discovering that writing crime fiction was what shed wanted to do all along! Described by The Times as a beguiling author who interweaves past and present she has written twenty eight novels featuring archaeology graduate, DI Wesley Peterson and five crime novels with a supernatural twist featuring DI Joe Plantagenet. She has also written a trilogy set in the aftermath of the First World War featuring Scotland Yard detective DI Albert Lincoln. Kate was awarded the CWA Dagger in the Library in 2019. In her latest book Coffin Island despite many years living in South Devon, DI Wesley Peterson has never visited the tiny island of St Rumon's. That is until erosion from a storm reveals three bodies buried outside the local churchyard. Two are ancient skeletons, but one is far more recent, and Wesley realises he has uncovered a case of murder. But whose remains are they? And who killed them?

From the pen of the best-selling author Kate Ellis. Enjoy a delicious meal from Caf 51 and test your abilities as a sleuth. The year is 1946, a year after the VE Day celebrations, and life is getting back to normal in the small village of Slaughter Parva. The village is holding its first annual fete since peace was declared but the happy atmosphere is rudely shattered by the discovery of a body. The new curate, the Reverend Charles Smyth has been found, battered to death, behind one of the marquees. For several reasons the Reverend Smyth has already made himself unpopular in the village but there are three main suspects - and an off-duty police inspector attending the fete, DI Addio, who lives in a nearby village, has appointed himself to take charge of the investigation. Can you identify the murderer? No play acting required from participants, just sit back and enjoy the evening. 18 per person including 2 course meal. Bar provided.

Saturday 14th June: 10.00am Maureen Paton. Lunch not included but can be book separately. Maureen Paton is a freelance journalist specialising in arts, showbusiness and women's issues. She is the author of two works of non-fiction and is a former committee member and former newsletter editor of the campaigning organisation Women in Journalism. The Mystery at Rake Hall is her first novel and begins a superb new historical crime series set in post-war Oxford in which university don C.S. Lewis finds himself an unlikely detective solving a mystery surrounding a hostel for unmarried mothers. Maureen Patons own mother lived at the real-life Rake Hall in Oxford while pregnant with her. This personal story inspired Maureen to write the novel.

Saturday 14th June: 2.00pm Barbara Nadel. Lunch not included but can be book separately. Barbara Nadel is a full-time crime writer. She currently produces two series: firstly the Cetin Ikmen series set in modern Istanbul and secondly the Hakim and Arnold series set in contemporary London. In 2005, she won the CWA Silver Dagger for her Ikmen book Deadly Web and in 2024 this series was adapted for TV as The Turkish Detective which was broadcast on BBC2. Barbara has a degree in psychology and prior to working as a full-time writer, she worked in psychiatric hospitals and in the community. She enjoys wandering about in cities, magic and reading obscure non-fiction no-one has ever heard of. She is married with a son and grandson and is owned by a cat called Terry. The Wooden Library is the 27th mystery featuring etin kmen and Mehmet Sleyman, stars of BBC Twos gripping crime drama series The Turkish Detective. Sleymans cousin, Nurettin, has bought the Wooden Library, an ancient building in Istanbul. kmen sets to work cataloguing the contents and discovers the dead body of Senol Ulusoy, the man who sold Nurettin the library. Sleymans detective team must dig deep to reveal a truth that is rooted in the past as well as the present.

Sunday 15th June: 10.00am Jayne Chard - TV Producer and Author. Lunch not included but can be book separately. Jayne started writing plays when she was eight years old and wrote her first book at fourteen. After graduating with a degree in psychology and drama, Jayne went on to win the Royal Shakespeare Companys Buzz Goodbodys Director Award. Attracted to the small screen, Jayne became absorbed in TV drama directing. Now a multi-award-winning film and TV drama producer, her credits include the BBC flagship brand Silent Witness. More Than Murder is Jaynes debut novel and the first in this edgy cosy crime series. TWO RETIRED SISTERS - ONE DISAPPEARING BODY Returning to Little Clarsden to claim her half of Rose Cottage, Frankie receives a chilly reception from her estranged sister, Julia, who still nurtures an old grievance. Hoping to manage their fractured relationship, they take part in a murder mystery weekend at a Somerset mansion. But the playful intrigue turns deadly when they stumble upon a real corpse. With a killer on the loose, a body that vanishes without a trace, and trust in short supply, Frankie and Julia must set aside their differences to uncover the truth. Can the sisters solve the mystery before they become the next victim? This is the first book in this intriguing, witty, cosy crime series.

Sunday 15th June: 11.30am Chris Hammer . Lunch not included but can be book separately. Chris Hammer is a leading Australian crime fiction novelist, author of the internationally bestselling Martin Scarsden series: Scrublands, Silver & Trust. Scrublands was named the Sunday Times Crime Novel of the Year 2019 & won the prestigious UK Crime Writers Association John Creasey New Blood Dagger Award. Scrublands was adapted for TV and aired in the UK on in 2023. A second series based on Silver will be shown later this year. Chriss current award-winning series features homicide detectives Nell Buchanan and Ivan Lucic: Opal Country; Dead Mans Creek; Cover The Bones, & now The Broken River. Before turning to fiction, Chris was a journalist for more than 30 years. Chris has written two non-fiction books The River The Coast . He lives in Canberra. In his latest book "The Broken River" Lucic and Buchanan return in this masterclass of unmissable thrills and jaw-dropping twists. Three murders. A secret buried in gold. A body has been discovered on the riverbanks of The Valley, a remote community in the hills of New South Wales. The victim is Wolfgang Burnside, deputy mayor -a champion of change or local schemer, depending on who you ask. He had been working on plans to take the Valley off-grid with hydro-power - until he was poisoned.

Sunday 15th June: 2.00pm Tim Sullivan. Lunch not included but can be book separately. Tim Sullivan is a crime writer, screenwriter and director whose film creditsinclude A Handful of Dust, Jack and Sarah, and Cold Feet. Early in his careerhe directed Jeremy Bretts iconic portrayal of Sherlock Holmes in ITVs TheCasebook of Sherlock Holmes, cementing his lifelong passion for crimefiction. Tim lives in North London with his wife Rachel, the Emmy Award-winningproducer of The Barefoot Contessa and Pioneer Woman.Tims critically acclaimed crime series features the brilliantly persistent DSGeorge Cross who has Autistic Spectrum Condition. The clever, twisty,touching and funny series has won an army of fans now sold more than half amillion copies. The Bookseller is the seventh in the series. When the body of a bookseller is discovered, collapsed in a pool of blood in his Bristolian bookshop, it is immediately clear that he has been murdered. What is unclear is how someone could have met such a violent end in this quiet, peaceful place. DS Cross is adept at dismissing red-herrings but a worrying development in his personal life has left him hopelessly distracted, leaving his usual means of deciphering evidence challenged. The world of bookselling is a quiet one, but it is full of passionate and ambitious characters. They know a rare book equals a big payout and their extensive reading means they also know the best ways to get away with murder...

Sunday 15th June: 3.30pm M J Arlidge & Lisa Hall. Lunch not included but can be book separately. M.J. Arlidge has worked in television for the last twenty years, specialising in high-end drama production, including prime-time crime serial Silent Witness, &, most recently, the hit show Innocent. His debut thriller, Eeny Meeny, was the UK's bestselling crime debut of 2014 & has been followed by 12 more DI Helen Grace thrillers - almost all Sunday Times bestsellers. Lisa Hall is the bestselling author of six psychological thrillers & the Hotel Hollywood time-slip murder mystery series. Her debut novel Between You and Me was a Kindle UK number one bestseller, sitting in the top spot for over four weeks. Lisa has a First-Class Honours degree in English Literature and Creative Writing. She lives in Kent with her husband and their three children. Their latest book is The Mistake is a gripping psychological thriller about the deadly secrets your family can keep Exhausted mum Natalie with baby Erin in the lead up to her eldests 16th Birthday party. It's supposed to be a joyful celebration, but the family is stretched to breaking point. Then baby Erin disappears. This will be a party to remember. For all the wrong reasons.