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Jo Thomas' gorgeous books The Olive Branch and Escape to the French Farmhouse have both been sold to Polaris in Sweden.
The Olive Branch was published in 2015 by Headline, and Escape to the French Farmhouse was released by Transworld, last month in paperback.
The Olive Branch was published in 2015 by Headline, and Escape to the French Farmhouse was released by Transworld, last month in paperback.
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Sara MacDonald's The Hour Before Dawn (99p)
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Sara MacDonald's The Hour Before Dawn (99p)
Anita Frank's haunting and gothic debut, The Lost Ones (£1.99)
To take advantage of either of these brilliant deals, simply click on the title above.
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Lightseekers, the highly-anticipated debut novel from Femi Kayode, has been sold to Bazar Kustannus Oy in Finland.
This will make it the eighth territory the book has sold in pre-publication.
Lightseekers will be published in February 2021 by Bloomsbury Raven.
This will make it the eighth territory the book has sold in pre-publication.
Lightseekers will be published in February 2021 by Bloomsbury Raven.
| The new thriller from James Patterson, Private Moscow was written with client Adam Hamdy and released last week. This is the 15th in Patterson's Jack Morgan series and this time, Morgan heads to Russia chasing a lead on a murder that took place right in front of him. "Great action sequences... breathtaking twists and turns." Anthony Horowitz "An unmissable breakneck ride into Moscow's dark underworld." James Swallow "Exhilarating high-stakes action set in sub-zero temperatures, but so fast-paced you won't have time to feel the chill!" Lesley Kara |  |
Also published last week was Cut Short, the eBook of three brand new short stories by M. W. Craven, in the Washington Poe series.
The Killing Field, Why Don't Sheep Shrink? and Dead Man's Fingers are available now for only £1.99, sent direct to your eReader.
The Killing Field, Why Don't Sheep Shrink? and Dead Man's Fingers are available now for only £1.99, sent direct to your eReader.
| The Devil and the Dark Water by Stuart Turton has been sold to Sonatine in France, ahead of its publication next month. This will be the tenth territory the book has sold in. Also in Devil news this week, we were delighted to see it listed in the Guardian as one of their biggest books of Autumn 2020. To see the full list, click here. |  |
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