​Join Traitors winner, Harry Clark, for an evening of stories, faith and what it means to have hope.

​He'll be in conversation with Bramhall's very own Reverend Calum Piper, who'll be chatting to Harry about his time on The Traitors and what storytelling means to him.

​Perfect for any Traitors fan, every book + ticket comes with a copy of Harry's book, Staying Faithful, which he'll sign and dedicate on the night.

​About The Book: Staying Faithful

​'As the train sped on to Scotland, it seemed that everything I'd ever learnt - in my childhood, through my family, in church, in school, in the Army, and even at my lowest moment, lying on that bed in hospital - had been preparing me for this moment. It felt like destiny. Maybe it wasn't nerves that were making me shake. Maybe it was excitement.'

​In Staying Faithful, Harry shares stories of his upbringing and family, Army challenges, sudden fame, and the Roman Catholic faith that keeps him grounded.

​Speaking to the growing number of young people embracing Christian belief - and to anyone seeking purpose or meaning - Harry offers encouragement, authenticity, and hope.

​About Harry Clark

​Harry joined the Army Foundation College at Harrogate in Yorkshire at 16 and then went on to train as an aviation technician (Helicopter Engineer) with the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers. He received his blue aviation beret which qualified him to conduct essential maintenance on anything from a helicopter to a tactical unmanned aerial system.

​The 24-year-old, who has left 47 Regiment Royal Artillery, emerged as the winner of the second season of the acclaimed reality show, The Traitors, airing on BBC1 in January 2024. In a finale, which put 6.9 million people on the edge of their seats, Harry stormed to victory after being named a traitor in the very first episode.