Liz appeared in Sligo County Library as part of the monthly ‘The Word’ series in conversation with Una Mannion on Sept 27th.

Liz visited Dromore, County Down for a reader event led by Lesley from Bridge Books, the local independent bookshop.

Liz returned to historic Stirling for the 9th annual Bloody Scotland crime writing festival

Liz appeared at Capital Crime in the Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s

Strange Sally Diamond was given a big mention on NBC’s “Today with Hoda and Jenna” show by Liz’s fellow writer and number 1 New York Times bestseller Harlan Coben

Liz appeared on stage with Una Mannion and Declan Burke in the Parade Tower at the Kilkenny Arts Festival.

Liz featured in the Sunday Business Post on Aug 6th in advance of her appearance at the Kilkenny Arts Festival on Aug 11th.

Liz Nugent joined Carol Fitzgerald of The Book Reporter to talk about Strange Sally Diamond, which is a Bookreporter Bets On selection.

Liz hastened back to Rothesay for Bute Noir 2023. Thanks to Craig Robertson and his team for a wonderful weekend

Lovely #PenguinHuddle event in Liverpool last night with thanks to Waterstones and the great Penguin team

Liz appeared at the UK’s premier crime writing festival in July.

Strange Sally Diamond out today July 18th in 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 & 🇨🇦 Canada 🇨🇦

Strange Sally Diamond was given its first review by Laurie Hertzel ahead of its release in the US and Canada on July 18th.

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Liz appeared at the Hinterland Festival of Literature and Arts on June 24th 2023.

Liz talked Rick O’Shea at the Dalkey Book Festival

Liz travelled from Hay-on-Wye, Wales to Listowel, County Kerry, Ireland for Listowel Writers Week.

Liz appeared at the Hay Festival in Hay-on-Wye, Powys, Wales. She was on stage with Sebastian Barry, interviewed by Rosie Goldsmith.

Liz shared a stage with Robert Thorogood, Tim Sullivan, Liz Mistry and moderator Alex Shaw to talk heroes and anti-heroes

Strange Sally Diamond received a great review by Denis Lehane in the Spring issue of the online mystery magazine Deadly Pleasures

Liz is delighted to have spent 9 weeks at the top of the Irish original fiction book charts