We're kicking off this week's DHH News Roundup with a couple of lovely Kindle Monthly Deals for June. Simply click on the image below to take you straight to the deal:
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We are delighted to welcome Lizzie Enfield to the Agency, who joins Broo Doherty's list.
Lizzie Enfield is a journalist and regular contributor to national newspapers, magazines and radio. She began her career as a reporter and producer for BBC radio and continued to report after going freelance.
She has written five novels (the latest two as Elizabeth) one non-fiction title and had short stories broadcast on Radio Four and published in various magazines and anthologies. She also teaches creative writing and journalism.
Lizzie Enfield is a journalist and regular contributor to national newspapers, magazines and radio. She began her career as a reporter and producer for BBC radio and continued to report after going freelance.
She has written five novels (the latest two as Elizabeth) one non-fiction title and had short stories broadcast on Radio Four and published in various magazines and anthologies. She also teaches creative writing and journalism.
The cover for Anna Jacobs' forthcoming wintry wonderland of a book, A Very Special Christmas, was revealed last week:
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Abigail Beadle has given two decades of her life to caring for her late father and looking after the centuries old family home Ashgrove House. She has never married because Lucas Chadwick, the man she loved when she was young, left the village suddenly with his family.
When her loathed stepmother dies Abigail is glad to be released from the woman's nagging and bullying, but the will she left casts doubt on Abigail's inheritance. It is not until Lucas returns to the village, and helps to get to the bottom of the complicated situation, that Abigail begins to believe her life might be able to start at last.
A Very Special Christmas will be published by Allison & Busby in October 2021.
When her loathed stepmother dies Abigail is glad to be released from the woman's nagging and bullying, but the will she left casts doubt on Abigail's inheritance. It is not until Lucas returns to the village, and helps to get to the bottom of the complicated situation, that Abigail begins to believe her life might be able to start at last.
A Very Special Christmas will be published by Allison & Busby in October 2021.
The fourth in M. W. Craven's much-loved Washington Poe series, Dead Ground, was published last week in hardback and eBook.
Detective Sergeant Washington Poe is in court, fighting eviction from his beloved and isolated croft, when he is summoned to a backstreet brothel in Carlisle where a man has been beaten to death with a baseball bat. Poe is confused - he hunts serial killers and this appears to be a straightforward murder-by-pimp - but his attendance was requested personally, by the kind of people who prefer to remain in the shadows.
As Poe and the socially awkward programmer Tilly Bradshaw delve deeper into the case, they are faced with seemingly unanswerable questions: despite being heavily vetted for a high-profile job, why does nothing in the victim's background check out? Why was a small ornament left at the murder scene - and why did someone on the investigation team steal it? And what is the connection to a flawlessly executed bank heist three years earlier, a heist where nothing was taken...
Order your copy here.
Detective Sergeant Washington Poe is in court, fighting eviction from his beloved and isolated croft, when he is summoned to a backstreet brothel in Carlisle where a man has been beaten to death with a baseball bat. Poe is confused - he hunts serial killers and this appears to be a straightforward murder-by-pimp - but his attendance was requested personally, by the kind of people who prefer to remain in the shadows.
As Poe and the socially awkward programmer Tilly Bradshaw delve deeper into the case, they are faced with seemingly unanswerable questions: despite being heavily vetted for a high-profile job, why does nothing in the victim's background check out? Why was a small ornament left at the murder scene - and why did someone on the investigation team steal it? And what is the connection to a flawlessly executed bank heist three years earlier, a heist where nothing was taken...
Order your copy here.
Finally, we were delighted to see Ragnar Jónasson's forthcoming The Girl Who Died selected by The Times as one of their 'Best Books of 2021'.
Published this Thursday 10th June from Michael Joseph. Pre-order your copy here.
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