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DHH News Roundup 18th - 24th September 2023

9/24/2023

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The happiest of publication days to Talia Samuels, whose debut novel, The Christmas Swap, was released in eBook last week! 

​It's the perfect Christmas love story.

Margot Murray is a newly single, high-flying businesswoman with no interest in a cutesy seasonal romance. Ben Gibson is an unlucky-in-love sweetheart in need of a woman to bring home for the holidays.

Together, they make a pact: Margot gets two blissful weeks away from London in a picture-perfect manor, in exchange for
posing as Ben's girlfriend. The story can only go one way. Margot is sure to fall in love for real. And she does.

With Ben's sister, Ellie.


What could possibly go wrong?

The Haven by Amanda Jennings is released this coming week in paperback and to celebrate, this taut psych suspense picked up a glowing 5* review in heat magazine!

"Thought-provoking, twisty and devastatingly plausible ... the book makes clever use of its rugged Cornish setting to mirror the turmoil of its cast, and the result is captivating. One to really get lost in." 
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Also published this week was the paperback for Graham Bartlett's second CS Jo Howe book, Force of Hate.

When a night-time firebomb attack at a Brighton travellers' site kills women and children, Chief Superintendent Jo Howe has strong reason to believe the new, dubiously elected, neo-nazi council leader is behind the murders. Against the direct orders of her chief constable, Jo digs deep into the killings secretly briefing the senior investigating officer of her suspicions.

As she delves further, Jo uncovers an underworld of human trafficking, slavery and euthanasia all leading to a devastating

plot which threatens thousands of lives and from which the murderous politician looks sure to walk scott-free. Having narrowly survived a plot to kill her, where another was not so lucky, she realises that only by facing near-certain death once more can she thwart this terrorist outrage.

The second book from Suzie Edge, Vital Organs, published later this week was reviewed over the weekend by The Telegraph, and what a fantastic review it was, too!

"Like Edge's TikToks, Vital Organs is packed with memorable facts, perfectly packaged as conversational anecdotes ... Vital Organs is a bracing adventure and one where our ancestors are not reduced to characters of myth or legend, but real people of flesh and blood. It is through this most intimate dissection that the past is brought so vividly to life."
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It was announced last week that client Lizzie Huxley-Jones has co-written a novel with former Love Island contestant, disability activist, model, podcast host and influencer, Tasha Ghouri. 

The book, Hits Different, was acquired by Bonnier imprint Hot Key Books, in a World All Languages deal co-negotiated by Abi Fellows, while she was at The Good Literary Agency. 

Hits Different follows 20 year-old Deaf main character Cassie, who is determined to pursue her dream of becoming a dancer. The synopsis says: “So when an opportunity to dance on tour with a global superstar presents itself, Cassie decides to give it a shot. Jetting off for a hot summer in Ibiza, her dreams seem closer than ever, and so does love. Levi, the guy she keeps bumping into on set, sees and uplifts her in a way no one else ever has. If only Cassie could believe in herself like he does, she might find that life hits different when you learn to love yourself."

The book is scheduled for release in June 2024.
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Our final publication day celebration comes in the form of Ola Tundun's debut novel, Roommates, which was published in eBook, audio and POD paperback this week. 

Ariella Mason has the perfect life.

Perfect job? Check.
Perfect home? Check.
Perfect fiancé? Check.

None of this is by accident. Ariella is a card-carrying perfectionist.
On the other side of the city lives Ariella’s polar opposite. Caleb Black is an unrepentant smart-ass, seat-of-his-pants, arrogant party-boy getting through life on charisma and raw sex appeal (his words).

So why, one night, does Ariella turn up with her bags, asking to rent Caleb’s spare room?

Ariella has done a complete 180 on her life. And nothing good could ever come of this … Could it?

Reykjavík, the recent Scandi-Noir authored by Ragnar Jónasson and Icelandic Prime Minister, Katrín Jakobsdóttir, was included by The New York Times as one of their nine weekly recommendations:

"In this seamlessly plotted thriller, co-written by the current prime minister of Iceland and translated by Victoria Cribb, a journalist who decides to investigate the decades-old disappearance of a young woman discovers that the truth always rises to the surface no matter how ugly it is or how powerful the players are."
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The book also picked up some fantastic reviews from both The Boston Globe and the Sydney Morning Herald:

"The plotline of this book, which is based on the real-life mystery, is pure Jónasson. It's very good." The Boston Globe

"The authors play with conventions ... accomplished effortlessly ... The project is flawless."
​Sydney Morning Herald


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Finally, gigantic congratulations are in order for James Goodhand, whose debut adult fiction book, The Day Tripper, has sold to HarperCollins' US imprint, Mira Books. 

Set for publication in March 2024, the World English Language deal was negotiated by Helen Edwards on behalf of Harry Illingworth. James is the author of two previous YA novels, Last Lesson and Man Down​. 
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DHH News Roundup 11th - 17th September 2024

9/17/2023

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The Smithdown Literary Festival is this weekend, and client Lucinda Hawksley will be appearing on Friday 22nd September from 7pm to talk about her great-great-great grandfather, Charles Dickens and his travels, in conjunction with her book, Dickens and Travel. 

​Find out more and book your tickets here. 

A very happy publication day last week to Jo Thomas, whose Countdown to Christmas was released in eBook. 

​Chloe can't wait for Christmas . . . to be over! Her son Ruben is staying with his dad this year and Chloe is planning to ignore the holidays all together. Her only nod to the season is the advent calendar Ruben left her, to help count down the days till he's home again.

But then an heir hunter gets in touch, telling her there's a plot of land in Canada she may be entitled to. Surely, it's a scam. Or could it be just the escape she needs right now? They're offering to pay for her flights . . . and Ruben's latest note in the advent calendar tells her to 'say yes!'

Suddenly, Chloe's new countdown to Christmas involves a log cabin in the middle of a snowy forest, a community that's worried for its future, a gruff lumberjack who gives her butterflies and a lot of pancakes with maple syrup . . .

This Christmas is full of surprises!


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The second novel from Femi Kayode and the next in his Dr. Philip Taiwo series, Gaslight ​(November 2023, Bloomsbury Raven), has been given two glowing endorsements in the past week: 

"Kayode's vivid sequel ... Kayode joins the two investigations in surprising and satisfying ways, maintaining steady momentum and populating the story with well-drawn characters. His evocative portrait of contemporary Nigeria is icing on the cake. This series continues to captivate."
Publishers Weekly

"Powerful and shocking, it's a riveting read."
Harriet Tyce
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The cover for Jacquie Bloese's second gorgeous historical fiction novel, The Golden Hour (February 2024, Hodder & Stoughton), has been revealed, and it is just as beautiful as the words inside. 
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At the golden hour, hidden truths and desires come to light...

In the genteel squares and stuccoed villas of late-Victorian Brighton, Ellen and Reynold Harper - twins, companions, colleagues, - ply their trade as portrait photographers. But at the golden hour, the girls arrive to pose for the lucrative - and dangerous - illicit photographs that really keep the Harpers' business afloat. This is the other, shadowy world of the city: a world of erotic tableaux, boundary-crossing music hall artistes, and the sinister figure of the local gangster, the Croc.

But when Ellen is drawn into the orbit of unhappy newly-wed Clementine, she finds herself torn between loyalty to her brother, her dangerous attraction to their new model, Lily, and a burgeoning friendship with Clem. And as the two worlds of Brighton collide, the three women discover that there is only a knife edge between the promise of freedom, and the threat of ruin...

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Busy on Thursday 23rd November and based in / near Stockpot? No? Then get thyself down to Serenity Booksellers in Romilly to celebrate the launch of Chris Frost's The Killer's Christmas List. 

Chris will be answering questions from the audience, talking about the book and signing copies and you can find more info here. 

The second book published last week was the paperback for Phyllida Shrimpton's The Storyteller by the Sea, a heartwarming and uplifting tale, perfect to curl up with as autumn approaches... 

​Melody spends her days scouring the Devon shore for treasures washed up by the sea or left behind in the sand by people who come to her beach. She takes them back to Spindrift, her weathered old house set in a crescent of equally weathered old houses on the edge of a little Devonshire bay. She places her treasures on her brother Milo's bed at the end of each day and weaves beautiful and fanciful stories for him about how they came to be.

Everything Melody could ever need is right where she is, cupped by the rocks that shape her bay, whispering through the salty air and chiming from the sea.

Except all is not as it seems. The house of stories is under threat from developers, looking to modernise the strip of coast on which the old house stands. With the help of her estranged cousin, can Melody save the old house and change her world for the better?
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In just a few short weeks, the Goldsboro Writing Academy will be opening its doors to begin both their Beginner / Intermediate and Advanced writing courses. 

DHH Literary is proud to be partnered with the Academy and we're very much looking forward to seeing the work produced as a result of it. 

If you've ever thought you might have what it takes to write a book, and make a career out of being an author, then do check out the website and apply!
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DHH News Roundup 4th - 10th September 2023

9/11/2023

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David Fennell's recently-published The Silent Man, the third in his Grace Archer series, picked up a fantastic endorsement from The Financial Times last week:

"[A]n exercise in chilling the reader’s blood ... Fennell’s agenda here is the ratcheting up of suspense, and that’s done with aplomb."

The new spine-tingler from M. A. Hunter (aka Stephen Edger), The Trail, was published last week in eBook, POD and audio. Set in America's spooky Appalachian mountains, this is one you'll want to read with the lights on...

Sometimes it's best to let the past stay buried...

Thirty years ago, Jess's mother, Nora, disappeared while on a charity hike in the US. The devastating loss has afflicted Jess well into her adult life and even inspired her decision to become an investigative journalist.
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So when Jess receives an anonymous tip telling her that remains have been recovered in the spot her mother disappeared, she wastes no time in jumping on a plane.

They say the Appalachian Mountains have secrets, but as she begins to ask around, she learns that the locals do too. But no matter how much they lie, she is determined to find the truth - even if it will irrevocably change her future.

Someone wants to keep the past buried. And they will stop at nothing to keep Jess as quiet as the tranquil mountain trail itself...

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Estonian rights for M. W. Craven's The Botanist, the fifth in his bestselling Washington Poe series, have been sold to Kirjastus Pegasus.

Published in January 2024, Emma Medrano's debut, Nothing Serious, has been given a wonderful quite by We Begin at the End author, Chris Whitaker:

"Sharp, sublime, and achingly hopeful. Nothing Serious takes an honest and heartfelt look at loneliness and longing, friendship and survival. I loved it."
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Also published last week was the new gripping psych thriller from Becca Day, The Secrets We Buried. 

​'If you ever tell my secret, you'll be dead to me.'

THE FRIEND: When ordinary mum Frankie moves into her new seaside home, it is a dream come true. Her new neighbours - glamorous Zara, ambitious Nadine and social butterfly Geneva - soon take her under their wing. The four women become inseparable. Until the morning when Geneva's body is found on the beach.
THE HUSBAND: Suspicion is immediately cast on Geneva's husband. Everyone believes he must be guilty. But when the police don't charge him, he vanishes without trace. Now, five years later, he's back.

THE SUSPECTS: And he's not the only one. Soon no one is beyond suspicion. Dark secrets that have been hiding behind closed doors begin to be revealed, with devastating consequences.

But one person will do whatever it takes to make sure that one secret never comes to the surface...

Congratulations to Graham Bartlett, who has sold his third DS Jo Howe book, City on Fire, to current publisher Allison & Busby, who bought World English Language rights from David H Headley.

The first in the Brighton-based crime series, Bad For Good, was a Sunday Times top ten bestseller. 
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The New York Times has reviewed the recently-published Reykjavík from Ragnar Jónasson and Icelandic Prime Minister, Katrín Jakobsdóttir - and it's a belter!

"Reykjavík his first collaboration with Katrin Jakobsdóttir — the country’s current prime minister, by the way — qualifies as a breakout: seamlessly plotted, with terrific characters and plenty of surprising, earned twists. Jónasson and Jakobsdóttir, beautifully translated by Victoria Cribb, demonstrate with understated brilliance how the truth rises to the surface, no matter how ugly it is or how powerful the players are."

And finally, a huge congratulations to Maddie Please, who last week hit the 100,000 copies sold mark of her book, Sisters Behaving Badly!

An astonishng achievement and so very deserved.
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Allison & Busby acquires Bartlett’s third Brighton thriller

9/7/2023

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Allison & Busby have acquired the third instalment of Graham Bartlett’s crime series set in Brighton, entitled City on Fire.

Susie Dunlop, publishing director, acquired world English rights from David Headley. City on Fire will be published in spring 2024, and sits alongside Bad for Good, Bartlett’s debut, published in June 2022, and Force of Hate, which publishes in paperback in September 2023.

Dunlop said: “Graham’s accomplished debut was simply one of the best books to come across my desk in a long time. It was a no-brainer for me to sign two books on the spot, and I couldn’t be happier that we now have a third on the way.
“His exemplary background as a former chief superintendent of Brighton and Hove Police, coupled with his role as advisor to some of the world’s bestselling crime authors, make Graham a dream author."

Bartlett said: “I’m very happy to follow up Bad for Good and Force of Hate with the third Jo Howe novel, City on Fire. Allison and Busby’s and David Headley’s faith in my writing has given me opportunities I’d never have imagined and I’m delighted that the team remains together to bring this terrifying instalment to readers everywhere."

Headley added: “Graham’s storytelling prowess is evident in his ability to seamlessly blend his knowledge for policing facts and imagination, resulting in a truly mesmerising narrative.”

From the Bookseller article | Lauren Brown
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Fellows joins DHH Literary Agency

9/5/2023

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Literary agent Abi Fellows is leaving The Good Literary Agency to join the DHH Literary Agency, starting 5th September.

Fellows joined The Good Literary Agency in March 2019. She was previously a scout with RR Ltd, a literary agent at Georgina Capel Associates, a bookseller at Blackwell’s and a member of the sales team at Faber & Faber.

Fellows was shortlisted for Literary Agent of the Year at the British Book Awards 2023, and her authors include Paula Akpan, Azma Dar, Juno Roche and Sofia Akel.
David H Headley said: “We are delighted to welcome Abi Fellows and her clients to the DHH Literary Agency. Her outstanding reputation, dedication, and sharp instincts align perfectly with our commitment to nurturing authors and guiding them towards success."

Fellows said: “I have known and respected the dynamic team at the DHH Literary Agency for many years and long admired their commercial savvy, commitment to author care and passion for making the industry better. After four and a half fantastic years at The Good Literary Agency, I could not be more excited to be joining DHH and continuing to grow my list there.” ​
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DHH News Roundup 28th August - 3rd September 2023

9/3/2023

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We're kicking off the first of three publication days, on this week's DHH News Roundup, with David Fennell's third Grace Archer killer-thriller, The Silent Man. 

Don't make a sound, whatever you do...

Author of The Book Eaters, Sunyi Dean, has given a fantastic endorsement for Frances White's upcoming debut novel, Voyage of the Damned:

"I burned through this in about two days. Absolutely bloody brilliant! Voyage of the Damned is clever and comedic, while also heartfelt and harrowing. I hope readers will come to enjoy Dee's escapades as much as I did."

This mind-blowing murder mystery will be published by Penguin Michael Joseph in January 2024.
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Also published last week was the debut non-fiction book from Lucy Fulford, The Exiled. 

Uganda, August 1972. President Idi Amin makes a shocking pronouncement – the country’s South Asian population is being expelled. They have ninety days to leave. This is a stunning and powerful insight into the 1972 expulsion of South Asians from Uganda. 

Congratulations to author Tom Hindle, who picked up the Historical Fiction Novel of the Year Award at Capital Crime's Fingerprint Awards 2023, for his debut ​A Fatal Crossing.

The reader-voted awards were presented at a ceremony last night (Thursday 31st August) at the Leonardo Royal Hotel, in the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral. With over 2,000 votes cast, the winners saw stiff competition from authors such as Janice Hallett, M W Craven, Ruth Ware and Vaseem Khan. The shortlist was revealed back in July.
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The recently-released The Good Liars by Anita Frank, was selected as one of the 'best books of 2023' by The Times - as well as being a Sunday Times bestseller just over a week ago.

"Frank’s plot is ingenious ... and she neatly weaves together various threads."
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HarperCollins has acquired The Killer’s Christmas List by Chris Frost.

Daisy Watt, commissioning editor at HarperNorth, acquired world all-language rights from David Headley for publication in paperback, e-book and audio on 23rd November 2023.

​Frost is the author of 10 crime books under the name Chris McDonald, including the Erika Piper trilogy and The Stonebridge Mysteries. By day he is a scriptwriter and a regular voice on podcasts “The Blood Brothers” and “Friends of the North”.
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Victoria Selman's latest heart-pounding psychological thriller, All the Little Liars, was published last week, following the runaway success of her 2022 novel, Truly, Darkly, Deeply. 

What really happened at Turtle Lake? You think you know. Think again.

Over the past weekend, The Observer ran a superb piece on A. A. Dhand and the upcoming TV series, based on his bestselling books, Virdee.

Catch up with the article here.
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The fifth in Stephen Moss' bird biographies series, The Owl, was acquired by current publisher Square Peg PRH. 

​Marianne Tatepo, publishing director at Square Peg, acquired world all-language rights in a two-book deal from Broo Doherty The Owl and an unnamed second project. The Owl will be published on 5th October 2023.

The publisher says: “Following his bestselling biographies of some of our favourite birds – The Robin, The Wren, The Swallow and The Swan – author and naturalist Stephen Moss now turns his attention to a group of birds we rarely see, occasionally hear, yet are always on our minds: the owls.”
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Finally, we are delighted to announce that we have rebranded its logo for the first time since the company’s inception in 2008, and unveiled plans for an "extensive" website overhaul.

​MD David H Headley employed the services of Leeds-based digital agency Ascensor to help with the rebrand. The company’s David Eggington also created the logo for Headley’s Goldsboro Books.

While the new logo is now up and running as part of the agency, the website overhaul will be an “extensive” project, the agency says, scheduled to take place over the autumn and winter months later this year.
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Hindle debut picks up Fingerprint Award

9/1/2023

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Congratulations to Tom Hindle, whose debut novel, A Fatal Crossing, has won the Capital Crime Fingerprint Award for Historical Novel of the Year 2023.

The reader-voted awards were presented at a ceremony last night (Thursday 31st August) at the Leonardo Royal Hotel, in the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral.

​Capital Crime co-founder and Goldsboro Books MD David Headley said: “Capital Crime is a festival for readers, and we were delighted that so many of them voted in droves for the
winners of the Fingerprint Awards – what better way to honour the authors in each category than by their fans voting for the winner? The competition was very close indeed – understandably given the incredible quality of the shortlisted authors.

“But I was overjoyed to see some of my favourite books from 2022 recognised by the readers who make everything we do worthwhile."

With over 2,000 votes cast, the winners saw stiff competition from authors such as Janice Hallett, M W Craven, Ruth Ware and Vaseem Khan. The shortlist was revealed back in July.
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DHH Literary Agency unveils new logo and 'extensive' website overhaul

9/1/2023

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We are delighted to announce that we have rebranded its logo for the first time since the company’s inception in 2008, and unveiled plans for an "extensive" website overhaul.

MD David H Headley employed the services of Leeds-based digital agency Ascensor to help with the rebrand. The company’s David Eggington also created the logo for Headley’s Goldsboro Books.

While the new logo is now up and running as part of the agency, the website overhaul will be an “extensive” project, the agency says, scheduled to take place over the autumn and winter months later this year.

The agency says the new website aims to make authors “feel like they are talking directly to the agents”, with regularly updated wish-lists, and helpful articles surrounding directly-related issues such as the submission process, editing, the process of finding the right publishing house, and tips on tackling finances. The site will also be easier to navigate for international publishers wanting to know the rights status for specific titles.

Headley said: "In the ever-changing landscape that is publishing, we wanted the website to move with the times, in terms of making us more accessible as a team. The entire process of finding the right agent can be incredibly daunting for authors starting out, so we want to make sure the process with us is as smooth as possible.

“This also goes for international rights sales – we want information to be swiftly available at the click of a button. We’re hopeful that, as a result of this substantial investment, we will be able to continue growing the success of our agency, as we enter our 15th year.”
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The new logo will be used over the weekend at the closing party for Capital Crime (2nd September), Headley’s London-based crime festival. The party, Murder on the Dancefloor, is sponsored by us here at the Agency.
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Square Peg swoops for Moss’ biography of the owl

8/31/2023

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Square Peg has acquired The Owl, the fifth in Stephen Moss’ series of bird biographies.

Marianne Tatepo, publishing director at Square Peg, acquired world all-language rights in a two-book deal from Broo Doherty The Owl and an unnamed second project. The Owl will be published on 5th October 2023.

The publisher says: “Following his bestselling biographies of some of our favourite birds – The Robin, The Wren, The Swallow and The Swan – author and naturalist Stephen Moss now turns his attention to a group of birds we rarely see, occasionally hear, yet are always on our minds: the owls.”

It goes on: “With this book, Stephen Moss takes us on a journey to discover the secret lives they live between twilight and dawn, from the moment they first hatch, to their nightly hunts and how they raise the next generation, weaving together his insights as a naturalist, his experiences encountering these birds in the wild, international folklore and history, and some tips for how – with a bit of luck – you can catch a glimpse of them yourself.”

​Moss said: “As always with these bird biographies, I have really enjoyed discovering incredible facts and sharing fascinating stories about some of the world’s most distinctive and charismatic birds – the owls. I hope you enjoy the book too!”

Tatepo said: “Stephen is a stalwart of Square Peg and one of Britain’s most beloved naturalists. So it is fitting that he would turn his attention to one of our favourite and the most erudite of birds: the owl.

“With this new gifty bespoke hardback replete with full colour illustrations, we will be building on the global success of his five previous books from the ‘Bird Biography’ series – which now exceed 100,000 copies sold in the UK alone and have been translated the world over – to reveal the secret lives of the most elusive and storied bird in our collective imagination.

“Stephen’s warmth, passion and deft mix of zoological observations, cultural lore and historical facts, paired with expert tips on how to spot owls in our midst, comes through in this volume that follows the interactive approach of The Robin. We hope The Owl becomes an equally cherished volume among bird enthusiasts and nature lovers of all stripes.”

From The Bookseller article | Lauren Brown
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HarperCollins’ signs Frost’s ‘savage’ Christmas crime novel

8/30/2023

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HarperCollins has acquired The Killer’s Christmas List by Chris Frost.

Daisy Watt, commissioning editor at HarperNorth, acquired world all-language rights from David Headley for publication in paperback, e-book and audio on 23rd November 2023.

The publisher will reveal the cover on the first day of Capital Crime Festival (31st August), where the author will be appearing on the panel “Box-Breakers: the books that defy genre”.

Its synopsis reads: “When a body is discovered in the shadow of the Angel of the North, DI Tom Stonem’s hopes for a peaceful Christmas alone are shattered. In the dead man’s pocket is what appears to be a little girl’s Christmas list, with the first item crossed off.

“But as the chain of killings continues, Stonem becomes convinced that the seemingly innocent list is a murderer’s twisted code. With the body count snowballing and with only a few sleeps left until Christmas, will Stonem catch the killer before they get everyone on their list?”

Frost is the author of 10 crime books under the name Chris McDonald, including the Erika Piper trilogy and The Stonebridge Mysteries. By day he is a scriptwriter and a regular voice on podcasts “The Blood Brothers” and “Friends of the North”.

Watt said: “The Killer’s Christmas List is the perfect gift for your most savage family member. Chris is an absolute delight to work with, and we couldn’t be more thrilled that he’s joined us at team HarperNorth.”
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Frost said: “The Killer’s Christmas List was such a fun book to write, and I’m so glad it found a home at the wonderful HarperNorth. Working with Daisy and the team has been a joy, and I am so excited for the world to meet DI Tom Stonem. Roll on November!”
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