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DHH News Roundup 24th - 30th October 2022

10/31/2022

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The debut from Sarah Bonner, Her Perfect Twin, was chosen as one of the 'Best Mystery / Thriller Books of 2022' from Publishers' Weekly:

"The ingeniously twisty plot and complex characters set this above the psychological thriller pack."

To read the full review, click here.

Also in Publishers' Weekly last week, was Heather Darwent's forthcoming debut, The Things We Do To Our Friends:

"Deviously plotted . . . the characters . . . like a nest of vipers, are tough to take one’s eyes off of. Darwent is off to an auspicious start."

The book will be published in January 2023 by Viking (UK) and Ballantine (US).
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The second book from bestselling author Becca Day, All Her Little Lies, was published last week.

​Everyone's convinced her son is a killer, but Alex Forrester knows him best, doesn't she?

Cynthia and Alex have always been like sisters. Living and working for years on Cynthia's mother's sprawling farm, they've raised their families together. It was the perfect life until the fateful night that Alex finds Hannah, one of Cynthia's eighteen-year-old twins, inexplicably murdered in her own home.
Soon Alex's life is spiralling out of control as she questions everything she knows and everyone she trusted. And when local detective, Stefani Warner starts investigating Hannah's murder, one prime suspect quickly rises to the fore: Daniel, Alex's nineteen-year-old son.

As Alex fights to protect him, she starts to uncover disturbing truths. Friendship, family bonds, even her own marriage are not what she thought, and threats seems to come from every direction, both invisible and way too close to home...

Congratulations to client A. J. West, who last week saw his debut novel, The Spirit Engineer (perfect for Hallowe'en reading, by the way...) shortlisted for HWA Debut Crown Award 2022. 

​The 2022 HWA Crown Award winners will be announced at the HWA Awards party on 23 November, 2022.
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Victoria Hawthorne's (aka Vikki Patis) second novel has been revealed!

The Darkest Night will be published by Quercus in April 2023, and is a bewitching story of family secrets - and the lengths some will go to protect them...

When Ailsa Reid becomes the subject of a trial by media after an incident at the school where she works, she escapes to the comfort of her grandparents' house in Fife. But she arrives to find her grandmother, Moira - recently diagnosed with dementia - has gone missing, and her grandfather, Rupert, gravely injured.
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Desperate to ensure Moira's safe return, Ailsa must rely on the help of her estranged mother, Rowan, who abandoned her at birth. Tensions simmer between the two women as they attempt to piece together the lead-up to Moira's disappearance.

But in order to move forward and find Moira, both Ailsa and Rowan must go back to the beginning; to a story about witches burned on the hill above the Reid house centuries ago, and the curse laid upon the women that came after. Can they break the bonds of history in time to save their family? Or will the Reid curse be their undoing?

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Also published this week was Abi Elphinstone's new picture book (illustrated by Fiona Woodcock), The Frost Goblin, which was also selected as 'one to watch' in yesterday's Sunday Times​.

In Bertie Crash-Wallop's noisy family, it can sometimes feel like there is no room for a quiet boy like him. But when Bertie meets a family of goblins on the night of the deepest frost, is it possible he might make some magic and discover his own place in the world?
Join Bertie and the Frost Goblins on an exciting adventure in this beautifully moving story by the bestselling author of Sky Song and The Unmapped Chronicles, Abi Elphinstone, and renowned illustrator Fiona Woodcock. The perfect book for frosty winter's nights and cosy Christmas mornings.
And in more Abi news, her forthcoming Saving Neverland (January 2023, Puffin) was selected as Editor's Choice in The Bookseller:

"Elphinstone's reimagining of J. M. Barrie's classic is thrilling, imaginative and brilliantly reinterpreted for a modern audience, and features a young heroine who learns how to shake off the rest of the world and have an adventure." 
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Finally, we are thrilled for client Clare Whitfield (author of the acclaimed People of Abandoned Character), who has signed another two-book deal with current publisher, Head of Zeus.

Madeleine O’Shea, acting publishing director, acquired world all language rights from David Headley following an exclusive submission. The first in the deal, Elephants and Diamonds, will be published under the Apollo Fiction imprint in September 2024. 

Based on a real-life all-female London crime gang, the Forty Elephants, the novel will follow 19-year-old Eleanor Mackridge,
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who leaves behind her working-class family to reinvent herself as “Nell the Mack”.

To read the full press release, click here.
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Head of Zeus takes two historical novels from Whitfield in exclusive submission

10/28/2022

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Head of Zeus has swooped for two historical novels from Clare Whitfield, beginning with the “unmissable” Elephants and Diamonds.

Madeleine O’Shea, acting publishing director, acquired world all language rights from David Headley at DHH Literary Agency following an exclusive submission. Elephants and Diamonds will be published under the Apollo Fiction imprint in September 2024. 

“I am delighted that Madeleine and the rest of the brilliant team at Head of Zeus will continue publishing Clare’s books,” said Headley. “Her previous two books were beautifully published with a clear strategic vision and I 
really believe that the in-house passion for Elephants and Diamonds will further build Clare’s readership and bring her even more fans.”

Based on a real-life all-female London crime gang, the Forty Elephants, the novel will follow 19-year-old Eleanor Mackridge, who leaves behind her working-class family to reinvent herself as “Nell the Mack”.

Whitfield said: “I’m elated to be working with Madeleine and Head of Zeus again and thrilled to bring to life this story of a working-class girl in the 1920s as she moves through the ranks of what has to be the most successful female crime gang of all time.”  
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O’Shea added: “I absolutely love Clare’s writing and am thrilled to have secured two more books with her. The historical inspiration behind Elephants and Diamonds is incredible – an all-female crime gang who mixed glamour with ‘Peaky Blinders’-style grit. Clare is a master at weaving fact into fiction and this is going to be an unmissable novel.” ​
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DHH News Roundup 17th-23rd October 2022

10/24/2022

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Happy Publication Day to Tania Crosse, who last week saw the tenth in her Devonshire Saga series, The Convent Girl, published in eBook. 

​1941. Bombs are falling all over Plymouth. Young Maisie O’Sullivan must make a choice that will change her life for ever.

Maisie O’Sullivan yearns for a family of her own. Raised in a convent-run orphanage, she believed she was all alone in the world until her very much alive father, Francis, arrives unexpectedly to take her back to live with him in Plymouth. But Francis clearly has no feelings for her, and only wants Maisie to act as his skivvy.
But Maisie is resilient. She surrounds herself with a family of her own making. Lovely old Zeek, her grandfather-like neighbour. Feisty Kitty, her inseparable friend who looks so like Maisie, they are often mistaken for sisters. Young fisherman Nick, her kind and patient boyfriend.

Now as war breaks out across Europe, Maisie increasingly seeks Nick’s steady, solid comfort. But when he volunteers for the Naval Reserve, Maisie is convinced her one chance of happiness — a home and family of her own — is slipping away.

Determined to never be alone again, Maisie makes a momentous decision that will take her life in a very unexpected direction.

The cover for Richard Swan's second book, and the follow-up to his debut, The Justice of Kings, has been revealed. 
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A Justice's work is never done.

The Battle of Galen's Vale is over, but the war for the Empire's future has just begun. Concerned by rumours that the Magistratum's authority is waning, Sir Konrad Vonvalt returns to Sova to find the capital city gripped by intrigue and whispers of rebellion. In the Senate, patricians speak openly against the Emperor, while fanatics preach holy vengeance on the streets.

Yet facing down these threats to the throne will have to wait, for the Emperor's grandson has been kidnapped - and Vonvalt is charged with rescuing the missing prince. His quest will lead Vonvalt - and his allies Helena, Bressinger and Sir Radomir - to the Empire's southern frontier, where they will once again face the puritanical fury of Bartholomew Claver and his templar knights . . . and a dark power far more terrifying than they could have imagined.


The Tyranny of Faith will publish in February 2023.

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Huge congratulations to husband-and-wife writing duo, Satish and Gabrielle Shewhorak, whose joint debut novel, Rani Reports on the Missing Millions, has been sold in a three-book deal to Rock the Boat

​What do a priceless painting, a minotaur, a lighthouse and a glass eye have in common? They’re all part of a treasure trail set by an eccentric millionaire. For 10-year-old aspiring journalist Rani it couldn’t be more perfect. A chance for adventure and also a shot at getting the perfect scoop for a story competition in the local newspaper.

Teaming up with her Nani, who is visiting from Mauritius, she sets out to get to the bottom of the mystery. But solving the clues isn’t so simple…and neither is outwitting rival wannabe journalist Lexi. Can Rani and Nani crack the code and avoid a dangerous nemesis determined to take the prize at any cost?

There will be illustrations throughout from Navya Raju, and the first will publish in June 2023.


To read the full press release, click here.

We are delighted to welcome Andrea Carter to the Agency. 

Andrea, who joins David Headley's list, is the author of the Inishowen Mysteries, most recently The Body Falls. Her first three books have been optioned for television.

Click here to read more about Andrea.
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Finally, we are so very happy with the wonderful news that Frances White's debut, The Voyaged of the Damned​, has been sold to Penguin Michael Joseph, with publication slated for early 2024. 

Senior commissioning editor Rebecca Hilsdon bought world English rights from Harry Illingworth and the novel follows Ganymedes who – along with 11 others – boards The Dragon’s Dawn as it voyages through the mythical Concordia. But shortly after the ship sets sail someone is murdered, and it isn’t long before the body count begins to rise. It is up to Ganymedes to unmask the killer before everyone on board is damned.
​To read more click here.
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Rock the Boat lands ‘fresh, fun and diverse’ middle-grade series from husband and wife team

10/22/2022

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Rock the Boat has signed a “fresh, fun and diverse” new series for lower middle grade readers written by husband and wife team Satish and Gabrielle Shewhorak.

Commissioning editor Katie Jennings bought world rights in a three-book deal from Hannah Sheppard at D H H Literary Agency. There will be illustrations throughout from Navya Raju. Rock the Boat will publish the first title in the series, Rani Reports on the Missing Millions, in paperback in June 2023.

The book sees junior journalist Rani and her mischievous Nani join forces to unravel a string of newsworthy mysteries. The synopsis explains: “What do a priceless painting, a minotaur, a lighthouse and a glass eye have in common? They’re all part of a treasure trail set by an eccentric millionaire. For 10-year-old aspiring journalist Rani it couldn’t be more perfect. A chance for adventure and also a shot at getting the perfect scoop for a story competition in the local newspaper.

“Teaming up with her Nani, who is visiting from Mauritius, she sets out to get to the bottom of the mystery. But solving the clues isn’t so simple…and neither is outwitting rival wannabe journalist Lexi. Can Rani and Nani crack the code and avoid a dangerous nemesis determined to take the prize at any cost?”

Jennings said: “Rani Reports is Rock the Boat’s first foray into publishing for lower middle grade readers, and Gabrielle and Satish’s series has all the ingredients I was looking for. Mystery and adventure, humour by the bucketload, and vivid characters from a background that is still under-represented in children’s fiction. The curious and determined Rani is the perfect inspiration for any budding journalist, while with Nani and parrot Cookie around, things don’t always go quite as planned…”

Gabrielle Shewhorak, who also writes middle grade under the name Gabrielle Kent, added: “We’re so happy that our Rani Reports series has found a nurturing home with Rock the Boat. With so many ways that children absorb news today, it can be hard for them to know what to trust. Hopefully Rani’s love of story hunting will raise an army of truth-hunting junior journalists, while teaching them about the importance of fact checking as Rani explores print, online and video journalism.”
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Satish Shewhorak said: “Growing up, I rarely saw anyone who looked like me in books, film and TV, and never anyone from Mauritius, where my parents were born. With our daughter now looking for characters that resemble her family I’m delighted that our publisher, Rock the Boat, is among the few taking action on South Asian representation. In this series we hope that all children will enjoy discovering more about the vibrant cultures of Mauritius while laughing at Rani and Nani’s adventures, and cooking up some of Nani’s favourite recipes!”

​From the Bookseller article
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White’s ‘thrilling’ fantasy début Voyage of the Damned lands at Penguin Michael Joseph

10/19/2022

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Penguin Michael Joseph has signed the “thrilling” fantasy début Voyage of the Damned by Frances White, a creative writing graduate from Royal Holloway, University of London.

Senior commissioning editor Rebecca Hilsdon bought world English rights from Harry Illingworth at D H H Literary Agency, for publication in hardback in early 2024.

The novel follows Ganymedes who – along with 11 others – boards The Dragon’s Dawn as it voyages through the mythical Concordia. But shortly after the ship sets sail someone is murdered, and it isn’t long before the body count begins to rise. It is up to Ganymedes to unmask the killer before everyone on board is damned.

Hilsdon said: “This novel was a total joy from start to finish. Frances has created an incredible world full of humour and heart that is all tied up with a thrilling murder mystery. This is a book that will appeal to crime and thriller readers along with fans of fantasy and Dee is certainly a character no one will forget in a hurry.”

White commented: “I am thrilled Voyage of the Damned has found its home with Penguin Michael Joseph. Rebecca’s enthusiasm and vision for the book perfectly aligns with my own and I’m so excited to be working together.
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“This book has all the trappings of a classic murder mystery – a collection of quirky characters, a claustrophobic setting, and a ticking clock, but also with a hefty dose of magic. I can’t wait to share this story, Dee, and all his chaotic messiness with readers.”

From The Bookseller article | Lauren Brown
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DHH News Roundup 10th - 16th October 2022

10/14/2022

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Congratulations to our clients who saw their books published last week:
  • Sleeper: the Definitive Collection by David Fennell (hardback)
  • Diamond Hunter by Paul Fraser Collard (hardback)
  • Keeping A Christmas Promise by Jo Thomas (paperback)
  • A Valley Wedding by Anna Jacobs (paperback)
  • Sex Secrets by Eleanor Tattersfield (hardback)
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​The paperback for Tom Hindle's debut novel, A Fatal Crossing ​(January 2022, Century), has been announced one of Waterstones' Best Paperbacks of 2022.

The list is compiled from "the most talked-about bestsellers to award winners, and from spellbinding novels and unputdownable thrillers to the finest non-fiction from throughout the year".
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​David Fennell has signed up for another two books with current publisher, Zaffre Books, it was announced last week.

Ben Willis, publishing director for crime and thriller, bought the third and fourth books in the DI Grace Archer series in a deal brokered by David Headley of D H H Literary Agency. The first in the deal, The Silent Man, will be published in hardback, e-book and audio in September 2023.

Fennell is the author of chiller-thrillers, The Art of Death and See No Evil.

​Read the full press release here.

The cover for Dee Benson's debut novel, Glow Up, Lara Bloom​ (February 2023, Hot Key Books), has been revealed!
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Meet Lara Bloom - the best friend you never knew you needed. This is her diary . . .

When Lara meets super-cute new boy Caiden, she begins to think that the way to his heart is to give herself a glow up. But her friends are not impressed. You should never glow up for a boy, only for yourself!

As Lara and her friends embark on their project of empowerment and self-love, Lara shares all of her innermost thoughts with her online journal. How can she keep her hair under control when she's playing football? Why is she so fast on the pitch yet so uncoordinated off it? And how will she ever convince Caiden to take an interest in her?


Then Lara's journal is leaked for everyone at school to see. She is so mortified she decides she'll never leave her bedroom again!

Can her friends help her to uncover the truth and set Lara back on track?

​We are very pleased to be welcoming three new clients to the Agency this week:

Both Leon Romero-Montalvo and Michael Leggo join Tom Drake-Lee's list, and Chris McDonald joins David Headley's list. 
 
To read more about these exciting new authors to the company, click on their names above.
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​Finally, Transworld has pre-empted a “thrilling” real-world fantasy by début novelist Gareth Brown. 

Simon Taylor, editorial director, bought UK and Commonwealth rights to The Book of Doors and a second novel from Harry Illingworth at D H H Literary Agency in “a major deal”, fighting off other significant pre-empt attempts and offers. Bantam will publish in hardback, e-book and audio in the UK in early 2024. 
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Multiple international deals swiftly followed, including pre-empts in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, while North American rights were acquired by David Pomerico for William Morrow through Helen Edwards of Helen Edwards Rights Agency in another significant deal. Rights have also been sold in Spain and Hungary.   

​To read the full press release, click here.
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Zaffre nets two more from ‘rising star’ in UK crime fiction Fennell

10/14/2022

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Zaffre has acquired UK Commonwealth rights, excluding Canada, in two new crime thrillers by author David Fennell.

​Ben Willis, publishing director for crime and thriller, bought the third and fourth books in the DI Grace Archer series in a deal brokered by David Headley of D H H Literary Agency. The first in the deal, The Silent Man, will be published in hardback, e-book and audio in September 2023.

Fennell said: “I’m thrilled to continue writing the Archer and Quinn thrillers at Zaffre. I’m also excited to bring the next instalment: The Silent Man. A family is murdered at home in the dead of night. Yet one child remains alive and well. When a second family suffers the same fate, Archer is under pressure to find the killer before the Silent Man strikes again.”

Willis said: “David is a real rising star in UK crime fiction, and consistently delivers brilliantly twisty, clever and page-turning thrillers. Detective Grace Archer is a complex and memorable character, and I can’t wait to bring her to even more readers in the coming years.”

​From The Bookseller article | Lauren Brown

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Transworld pre-empts ‘thrilling’ début novel by Brown amid global clamour for rights

10/14/2022

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Transworld has pre-empted a “thrilling” real-world fantasy by début novelist Gareth Brown. Simon Taylor, editorial director, bought UK and Commonwealth rights to The Book of Doors and a second novel from Harry Illingworth at D H H Literary Agency in “a major deal”, fighting off other significant pre-empt attempts and offers. Bantam will publish in hardback, e-book and audio in the UK in early 2024. 

Multiple international deals swiftly followed, including pre-empts in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, while North American rights were acquired by David Pomerico for William 
​Morrow through Helen Edwards of Helen
Edwards Rights Agency in another significant deal. Rights have also been sold in Spain and Hungary.   
The Book of Doors is simply described as “a book about books. But not just any books. A book about magical books…” 

Taylor said: “Hyperbole comes easily to us editors – well, to me anyway – but I really was totally bowled over by The Book of Doors. I was barely a couple of pages in when the hairs on the back of my neck began their tell-tale prickling! Here was a novel that pushed all the right creative and commercial buttons: a simple but imagination-grabbing conceit, brilliantly conceived, believable characters to root for, to wonder at and, in a handful of cases, to fear utterly – and a thrilling story that impels the reader to keep turning the pages. But what clinched things was the universal enthusiasm around the Transworld acquisitions table: we knew we had to publish this extraordinary novel and its supremely accomplished author and we’re thrilled that Gareth chose to go with us. We’re all going to have a lot of fun publishing The Book of Doors.” 
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Brown added: “I was completely blown away by the level of interest in The Book of Doors from publishers, not only in the UK, but in the US and around the world. It was beyond my wildest dreams. The novel is about magic books, adventure and escapism, and maybe that’s something people really need right now. I am incredibly excited to be working with Simon and everyone at Transworld. They have published so many other great authors and books that I admire, I feel very blessed to be part of the Transworld family and I can’t wait to share The Book of Doors with the world in 2024.”

From The Bookseller article | Sian Bayley

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DHH News Roundup 3rd - 9th October 2022

10/10/2022

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We have another book for your Kindle Monthly Deal-delight!

This time, it's Clare Boyd's Three Secrets, an unputdownable psychological thriller that begs the question: how well do we really know the person we vowed to spend the rest of our lives with?

Click on the book jacket above to take you straight to the deal.
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The first two of five cover reveals to show you, now!
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Perilous Times by Thomas D. Lee (Orbit, Little Brown) May 2023
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The Convent girl by Tania Crosse (Joffe Books) October 2022

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A couple of weeks ago, we told you that Ragnar Jónasson has teamed up with Icelandic Prime Minister, Katrin Jakobsdóttir, to pen crime novel, Reykjavík, with publication in Iceland set for later this month.

Now we can tell you that the book has been bought by Ragnar's UK publisher, Michael Joseph, with a view to publishing the book in August 2023.
​Reykjavik is a dual-narrative crime novel, following two strands of a mystery 30 years apart. In August 1956, a 14-year-old girl called Lara disappears from the island of Vidney, just off the coast of Reykjavik, and becomes Iceland’s most infamous unsolved case. In 1986, as Reykjavik celebrates its 200th anniversary, tabloid journalist Valur digs into her death.

​To read the full press release, click here.

The next two incredible cover reveals we have for you are...
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Not Alone by Sarah Jackson (Picador) April 2023
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Truly, Darkly, Deeply by Victoria Selman (paperback, Quercus) February 2023

Congratulations to Amy Beashel, who last week saw the publication of her brand new YA book, We Are All Constellations, a heartbreaking but hopeful take about the stories we tell ourselves to survive...

​You are strong. You are brave. You are not alone.

Seventeen-year-old Iris is happy. She's fearless, she's strong. She is everything but a girl who lost her mum.

But Iris's dad and step-mum have been keeping a secret. One big enough to unravel her. Only the magnetic Órla can provide an escape, until things get...complicated. As Iris questions who she is, it becomes clear she can't run away from grief.
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What happens when someone who has never faced up to the darkness lets it in?

It's time for the final cover reveal now *drum roll*
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A Murder at the Castle by Chris McGeorge (Orion) November 2022

Finally, it gives us immense pleasure to be able to reveal that the spellbinding debut from Sean Lusk, The Second Sight of Zachary Cloudesley, has been selected as one of the featured books for BBC Two's next series of Between the Covers.

Hosted by Sara Cox, the six-part series celebrates the enjoyment of reading in a book club-style setting. In each programme, a different group of four famous guests brings along a book of their choice and discuss a newly published book. Hot on the heels of the Booker Prize, each show will also feature a title from the Booker backlists.
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​The 12 selected books featured in the series will be labelled with "Between The Covers" stickers in shops, libraries and online. Audiences can read and join the conversation on social media using #BetweenTheCovers.
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BBC's Between the Covers reveals its 12 book choices for fifth series

10/4/2022

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We are absolutely delighted the new series of BBC Two's Between the Covers has selected The Second Sight of Zachary Cloudesley - the incredibly debut from Sean Lusk - as part of their 12 book choices. 

Hosted by Sara Cox, the six-part series celebrates the enjoyment of reading in a book club-style setting. In each programme, a different group of four famous guests brings along a book of their choice and discuss a newly published book. Hot on the heels of the Booker Prize, each show will also feature a title from the Booker backlists.

​Among the guests for this season are Graham Norton, Amanda Abbington, Ruth Jones, Kae Kurd, Jenny Eclair, Stephen Mangan, Pam Ferris, Gabby Logan, Ugo Monye and Clara Amfo.

Cox said: "Absolutely over the moon that we’re back showcasing some excellent new books, celebrating forgotten gems and shining a spotlight on some mind-blowing debut authors with a brilliant bunch of guests! I suggest you find a quiet comfy spot, grab a brew and brace for your ‘to be read’ pile to get even taller and more teetering as we return with a fifth series of the world’s most welcoming book club."

Amanda Ross, c.e.o of Cactus TV, who leads the book selection panel, added: "We are especially excited about this series’ new book selections because we are able to shine a light on a truly diverse mix of talented writers, including debut novelists. Our selections from the Booker backlist will encourage audiences to try some truly great books they may have missed out on."

​The 12 selected books featured in the series will be labelled with "Between The Covers" stickers in shops, libraries and online. Audiences can read and join the conversation on social media using #BetweenTheCovers.
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