This week, there were not one, not two, but THREE reviews in three of Australia's top publications for Liberation, the novelised true-story of Nancy Wake by Imogen Kealey and client Imogen Robertson:
"Difficult to put down."
Courier Mail
"A thrilling, novelised account of Wake's time in France, which vividly recreates some of her amazing exploits and the dangerous time through which she lived."
Sydney Daily Telegraph
"An incredible true story."
Who Weekly
"Difficult to put down."
Courier Mail
"A thrilling, novelised account of Wake's time in France, which vividly recreates some of her amazing exploits and the dangerous time through which she lived."
Sydney Daily Telegraph
"An incredible true story."
Who Weekly
| Elsie and Ethelred are heading to Germany! The eBook rights for the first in L.C. Tyler's laugh-out-loud Elsie and Ethelred crime caper series, The Herring Seller's Apprentice, have been snapped up by German publishing house Dot Publishing. Publication is due late autumn 2021. |  |
Amy McLellan appeared on the blog Off the Shelf books, to take part in the blog's 'Best of Crime' feature, where Amy discusses all things crime writing, from her favourite author and fictional detective to her best writing tip. Amy's debut psychological thriller, Remember Me, was released in paperback last week.
Catch up here.
Catch up here.
There are two DHH books listed in Kobo's 'First In A Series' promo, running from 24th - 28th April. For a limited time only, Adrian Magson's first Inspector Lucas Rocco book, Death On the Marais and Deadly Focus, the debut DI Jack Dylan book by R.C. Bridgestock are only 99p.
Click on the titles above to take you to the deal.
Click on the titles above to take you to the deal.
| Ragnar Jónasson's forthcoming The Mist, the third in his Hidden Iceland series starring DI Hulda Hermansdottir, has been given a cracking review in Kirkus this week: "Jónasson weaves his suspenseful tales together with remorseless logic up to a climax more nightmarish than the buildup." The Mist is published on 30th April, and to read the entire review, click here. |  |
Ragnar has also written a short story for Scotland's Daily Record, set in the Icelandic town of Siglufjördur, the very same town where his Dark Iceland series, featuring Ari Thor, is set.
Congratulations to Tania Cross, who has had three backlist titles sold to Joffe Books, for World English Language in a deal negotiated by Broo Doherty.
The books are The Gunpowder Girl, The Quarry Girl and The Railway Girl. All three are of the saga genre, for which Tania is best known for and are set in beautiful Dartmoor.
More news on this great new series soon!
The books are The Gunpowder Girl, The Quarry Girl and The Railway Girl. All three are of the saga genre, for which Tania is best known for and are set in beautiful Dartmoor.
More news on this great new series soon!
| James Goodhand, author of YA debut novel Last Lesson, featured on the blog From First Page To Last, to take part in a Q&A. To read more, and find out about James' hard-hitting and important book, click here. |  |
Finally, we are delighted to reveal the cover for Micaiah Johnson's forthcoming SFF debut, The Space Between Worlds.
Set for release in August 2020, the book is a cross between Mad Max and Blake Crouch's Dark Matter.
In a world where travelling between parallel earths has become possible, there is just one problem in that no one can visit earth where they are still alive. Born in the wastelands outside of Wiley City, Cara is dead in all but eight of the 382 worlds have been unlocked. Now she's landed a job travelling the 'multiverse', but the information Cara gathers on other earths reveals terrible truths about the nature of her own world meaning she faces a harrowing choice: should she risk everything she's worked for to expose the truth?
The book was sold as a pre-empt to Hodder & Stoughton, in a deal negotiated by Harry Illingworth, on behalf of Cameron McClure at Donald Mass Literary Agency. US rights were sold to Crown, who are planning a simultaneous publication.
Set for release in August 2020, the book is a cross between Mad Max and Blake Crouch's Dark Matter.
In a world where travelling between parallel earths has become possible, there is just one problem in that no one can visit earth where they are still alive. Born in the wastelands outside of Wiley City, Cara is dead in all but eight of the 382 worlds have been unlocked. Now she's landed a job travelling the 'multiverse', but the information Cara gathers on other earths reveals terrible truths about the nature of her own world meaning she faces a harrowing choice: should she risk everything she's worked for to expose the truth?
The book was sold as a pre-empt to Hodder & Stoughton, in a deal negotiated by Harry Illingworth, on behalf of Cameron McClure at Donald Mass Literary Agency. US rights were sold to Crown, who are planning a simultaneous publication.
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