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Condemned will be released in April 2021. To read more about these books, click on the title above.

Jess is falling for Sam.
Sam is falling for Jess.
But it seems life will do whatever it takes to make them fall apart.
Additionally, a new deal has been struck for the fifth book in the series: The Pimlico Murder. World English Language rights were sold to Allison & Busby, in a deal negotiated by Broo Doherty.
Winterkill, which was published this week, and is the 6th in Ragnar Jónasson's Dark Iceland series, was selected as the Sunday Times' Crime Novel of the Month. It also picked up these rather wonderful endorsements:
"The result is a sinister “twisted tragedy”. If one sentence epitomises the series it’s this: “Alone in the darkness, trapped in a maelstrom of memories." The Times
"Jónasson’s outstanding final Dark Iceland mystery ... Series fans will be sorry to see the last of Ari Thór." Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"A perfect winter read. Loved this book." Will Dean
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Rachel Trezise's Sixteen Shades of Crazy has been sold to Beletrina Academic Press in Greece. Prize-winning writer, Rachel Trezise, dissects the morals and mores of a small Welsh village community with a scalpel-sharp pen and an incisive wit. |
Sara Bonner joins Hannah Sheppard's list and is working on her debut novel.
Emily Glenister's list welcomes Vikki Patis, who recently took part in the agency's #PitchDHH event. An established psychological suspense author, Vikki is currently working on her debut historical novel.

It will be released in February 2021 by Severn House and to find out more, simply click the title.
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The paperback for M. W. Craven's third Washington Poe series, The Curator, was published last week. To celebrate, Mike also took part in Stu & Keri's podcast, and you can catch up here. |
Lightseekers by Femi Kayode:
"What a sensational debut. Confident, beautifully-paced writing. Dr Philip Taiwo is a protagonist I want to meet again, and the setting (a Nigerian university town) is so well-drawn. Intelligent, suspenseful and utterly engrossing."
The Art of Death by David Fennell:
"A hugely compelling procedural thriller set in London. Unsettling, fast-paced, suspenseful and gripping. Loved the way the cityscape was rendered (I miss London!) EXCELLENT."
