We're kicking off this week's DHH News Roundup with a fab pre-publication Kirkus review for Ragnar Jónasson's forthcoming standalone, The Girl Who Died:
"An atmospheric, authentically shivery ghost story with criminal trimmings."
The book will be published in April and you can pre-order your copy here.
"An atmospheric, authentically shivery ghost story with criminal trimmings."
The book will be published in April and you can pre-order your copy here.
We've got a few cover reveals for you today:
The next in Mike Hollow's Blitz Detective series, The Dockland Murder (18th March, Allison & Busby) sees Inspector John Jago uncover a widening circle of secrets ranging across family tensions, the last war and a far-flung corner of the British Empire.
The Pretty One (26th February, Bookouture) is the forthcoming from psychological suspense author Clare Boyd and is a stunning family drama that explores the dark consequences of sibling rivalry and the heart-wrenching emotional cost of keeping secrets from those you love.
Finally, Eva Björg Ægisdóttir's second book, Girls Who Lie, starring police officer Elma is a breathtakingly chilling psychological thriller and sophisticated police procedural, set against the backdrop of the dark and atmospheric Iceland.
The next in Mike Hollow's Blitz Detective series, The Dockland Murder (18th March, Allison & Busby) sees Inspector John Jago uncover a widening circle of secrets ranging across family tensions, the last war and a far-flung corner of the British Empire.
The Pretty One (26th February, Bookouture) is the forthcoming from psychological suspense author Clare Boyd and is a stunning family drama that explores the dark consequences of sibling rivalry and the heart-wrenching emotional cost of keeping secrets from those you love.
Finally, Eva Björg Ægisdóttir's second book, Girls Who Lie, starring police officer Elma is a breathtakingly chilling psychological thriller and sophisticated police procedural, set against the backdrop of the dark and atmospheric Iceland.
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Both Sara MacDonald's Come Away With Me and Anna Jacob's Hallam Square are included in February's Kindle Monthly Deal. Snap them up now before it's too late (click on the title to take you straight to the deal)!
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Georgia Kaufmann's stunning debut The Dressmaker of Paris was published in eBook last week and it has already picked up some truly brilliant endorsements:
"Glorious. It really reminded me of the great blockbusters of Judith Krantz, Shirley Conran and Barbara Taylor Bradford - the books that captured my heart and my imagination as a teenager and made me fall in love with reading. An epic, absorbing story spanning the lifetime of one extraordinary woman through hardship, heartbreak and survival. It swept me away."
Iona Grey
"This is a beautifully written novel that sweeps the reader across the globe and through the decades. Rosa is a fascinating yet flawed creation who becomes her own worst enemy in a story of loss and escape, redemption and forgiveness."
S magazine
The book was also selected as a 'Must Read' in Grazia and Bella magazines.
"Glorious. It really reminded me of the great blockbusters of Judith Krantz, Shirley Conran and Barbara Taylor Bradford - the books that captured my heart and my imagination as a teenager and made me fall in love with reading. An epic, absorbing story spanning the lifetime of one extraordinary woman through hardship, heartbreak and survival. It swept me away."
Iona Grey
"This is a beautifully written novel that sweeps the reader across the globe and through the decades. Rosa is a fascinating yet flawed creation who becomes her own worst enemy in a story of loss and escape, redemption and forgiveness."
S magazine
The book was also selected as a 'Must Read' in Grazia and Bella magazines.
| Also published, over the weekend, was the eBook for Julie Caplin's next gorgeous Romantic Escapes book, The Little Swiss Ski Chalet. Lose yourself in the in the snow-covered peaks of the Swiss Alps with velvety hot chocolates, delicious cheese and, of course, a beautiful love story. Psst! It's included in Kindle's February Monthly Deal for only 99p - what are you waiting for?! |  |
Endorsements are beginning to come in for S. V. Leonard's forthcoming psych suspense The Islanders:
"What a thrilling ride! | Know What You Did Last Summer meets Love Island! Fast paced and fresh - essential reading for fans of a murder mystery!"
Carys Jones
"A great locked room mystery debut set on a Greek Island that without a doubt ends with a bang ... It was brilliant!"
It's All About the Books blog
"What a thrilling ride! | Know What You Did Last Summer meets Love Island! Fast paced and fresh - essential reading for fans of a murder mystery!"
Carys Jones
"A great locked room mystery debut set on a Greek Island that without a doubt ends with a bang ... It was brilliant!"
It's All About the Books blog
We were delighted to come across a blog taking an in-depth look at Phillipa Ashley's Cornish Cafe series (Summer at the Cornish Cafe, Christmas at the Cornish Cafe and Confetti at the Cornish Cafe).
To read the piece, click here.
To read the piece, click here.
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Finally, we've got a host of award listings which, it's safe to say, made our week!
Debuts by Darren Charlton, James Goodhand and Amy Beashel, Wranglestone, Last Lesson and The Sky Is Mine are all longlisted for the Brandford Boase Award 2021.
Kate Mallinder's YA gems, Summer of No Regrets and Asking For A Friend are longlisted for the 2020 and 2021 Amazing Book Awards. Phyllida Shrimpton's The Colour of Shadows is also longlisted for the 2020 Awards.
Asking For A Friend is also shortlisted for the Oxfordshire Book Awards 2021.
Huge congratulations to all our nominated clients!
Debuts by Darren Charlton, James Goodhand and Amy Beashel, Wranglestone, Last Lesson and The Sky Is Mine are all longlisted for the Brandford Boase Award 2021.
Kate Mallinder's YA gems, Summer of No Regrets and Asking For A Friend are longlisted for the 2020 and 2021 Amazing Book Awards. Phyllida Shrimpton's The Colour of Shadows is also longlisted for the 2020 Awards.
Asking For A Friend is also shortlisted for the Oxfordshire Book Awards 2021.
Huge congratulations to all our nominated clients!
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