Waterslain Angels is published this month and what better setting to hear all about it than the beautiful St Mary's Church in Woodbridge.

In the village of Waterslain in Norfolk it was thought that the carved angels which once supported the church roof had been destroyed centuries earlier. But when a fragment is discovered, two children decide to search for all the missing 14 carvings. There are few clues, but a strange inscription on the church wall leads them into terrifying places. Set in the haunting atmosphere of the Norfolk saltmarshes in the 1950s, this is a tense, fast-paced story.

Shortlisted for the 2008 Carnegie Medal for his book Gatty's Tale, Kevin Crossley-Holland first won the award in 1985 for Storm. Since then he has written many notable books for children and adults including poetry, classic retellings and anthologies.

Copies of Kevin's new book, Waterslain Angels, and his other titles, will be available at the venue where you can get them signed by the author from 3.30pm.