We hope you're suitably loaded up on chocolate eggs and hot cross buns (either regular or Free From - we don't discriminate here) and are ready to tackle a brand new week!
To help ease you in, we've got some lovely bookish news courtesy of our fantastic clients.
To help ease you in, we've got some lovely bookish news courtesy of our fantastic clients.
| Adrian Magson's latest Marc Portman book, A Hostile State, was given a brilliant write-up in Booklist: "Fans of Magson's Marc Portman series know they can count on pulse-pounding action and plenty of surprising twists ... [a] diabolically clever plot, which delivers Magson's signature breakneck pace, adding a dash of romance, and further establishing Portman as an action hero who's hard to resist." |  |
An exciting new virtual event with client Brian McGilloway has been announced.
As part of the 'Locked Up' Festival, Brian will be chatting with literary giants Ian Rankin and John Connolly. The Festival itself runs Thursday 8th - Saturday 10th April and the In Conversation event will be on Saturday evening at 8pm GMT.
Grab your tickets here.
As part of the 'Locked Up' Festival, Brian will be chatting with literary giants Ian Rankin and John Connolly. The Festival itself runs Thursday 8th - Saturday 10th April and the In Conversation event will be on Saturday evening at 8pm GMT.
Grab your tickets here.
Brian's latest Devlin novel, Blood Ties (Little Brown UK), has received a brilliant review in the Chronicle:
"Producing a crime novel in the midst of pandemic is difficult. If it's set in the present day, does the author ignore Covid-19? Pretend it's not there? Sneak the plot into 2019, maybe, or go for it bald-headed while not knowing what will happen by publication day? Brian McGilloway has opted for the bald-headed approach and it has worked beautifully ... This is a stylish, measured, superior police procedural."
"Producing a crime novel in the midst of pandemic is difficult. If it's set in the present day, does the author ignore Covid-19? Pretend it's not there? Sneak the plot into 2019, maybe, or go for it bald-headed while not knowing what will happen by publication day? Brian McGilloway has opted for the bald-headed approach and it has worked beautifully ... This is a stylish, measured, superior police procedural."
To further celebrate the release of Blood Ties, Brian spoke to David Roy at the Irish News about the long-awaited return of his original Garda hero.
Fancy a read? Click here.
Fancy a read? Click here.
We've got a veritable smörgåsbord of fabulous books up for an absolute steal as part of Amazon's Kindle Monthly Deal.
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Simply click on any of the books above to take you straight to the deal!
| David Fennell's Art of Death was reviewed in Dig With It magazine last week: "[A] great yarn with some very neat modern touches ... It's pacy and visual, it would sit very well alongside Marcella and Bloodlands as a TV series. Fennell dunnit!" |  |
We had a number of new and exciting signings to the Agency last week:
Eleanor Tattersfield, Caraline Brown and Robert Scragg join David Headley's list; and Suzie Edge joins Emily Glenister's.
You can find out more about each author by clicking on their name above, but we are delighted to welcome them!
Eleanor Tattersfield, Caraline Brown and Robert Scragg join David Headley's list; and Suzie Edge joins Emily Glenister's.
You can find out more about each author by clicking on their name above, but we are delighted to welcome them!
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