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February 7, 2019Like

The Guardian‘s Best Recent Science Fiction and Fantasy Include TKA Titles

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The Guardian‘s Best Recent Science Fiction and Fantasy included Genevieve Cogman’s THE MORTAL WORD and N.K. Jemisin’s HOW LONG ’TIL BLACK FUTURE MONTH?.

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February 7, 2019Like

Library Journal’s Best Books of 2018 Include TKA Titles

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Library Journal’s Best Books of 2018 included UNMASKED BY THE MARQUESS by Cat Sebastian and A PRINCESS IN THEORY by Alyssa Cole.

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February 7, 2019Like

Popsugar’s 10 Books by Debut Authors to Watch Include Erin Bartels

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WE HOPE FOR BETTER THINGS by Erin Bartels made Popsugar’s 10 Books by Debut Authors to Watch in 2019. Erin and her critique partner Nancy Johnson discussed their novels about race in America and their different perspectives as a

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February 7, 2019Like

Welcome to Christmas on Hallmark Channel

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Welcome to Christmas, based on THE TROUBLE WITH CHRISTMAS by Debbie Mason, premiered on December 9 on the Hallmark channel.

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Resort developer Madison Lane (Finnigan) is tasked with finding a location for a new ski resort. While she’s prepared

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February 6, 2019Like

A PRINCESS IN THEORY on 100 Notable Books of 2018 List

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Alyssa Cole’s A PRINCESS IN THEORY made the New York Times’ 100 Notable Books of 2018 list. It was also included on Entertainment Weekly’s 10 Best Romance Novels of 2018 list.

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Between grad school and

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February 6, 2019Like

BookRiot’s Best Dragon Books Include The Invisible Library

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The Invisible Library series by Genevieve Cogman made #3 on BookRiot’s list of 15 of the Best Dragon Book Series. Book 5 of the series, THE MORTAL WORD, reached #2 on Bookseller magazine’s ebook

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February 6, 2019Like

NPR’s 2018 Book Concierge Include TKA Titles

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MAKING UP by Lucy Parker, HOW LONG ‘TIL BLACK FUTURE MONTH? by N.K. Jemisin and A DUKE BY DEFAULT by Alyssa Cole made NPR’s 2018 Book Concierge. The concierge explored

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November 7, 2018Like

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QUIVER by Julia Watts received a perfect ten rating from VOYA magazine. It also was selected by The Washington Blade as one of its 9 most-

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DEATH COMES TO BATH by Catherine Lloyd received a great review from Kirkus.

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On a visit to Bath, Major Sir Robert Kurland and Lady Lucy Kurland discover that the English spa town is not beneficial to everyone’s health . . .

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November 7, 2018Like

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After she became the first writer ever to win the prestigious Hugo Award for Best Novel three years in a row—this time for THE STONE SKY—Entertainment Weekly proclaimed N.K. Jemisin “the new queen of fantasy” in a full-page article. Meanwhile, AV/TV Club’s

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February 25, 2018

USA Today bestselling author Marilyn Pappano’s next two books, to Patience Bloom at Harlequin Romantic Suspense, in a nice deal by Melissa Jeglinski
February 25, 2018

Anne Marsh’s ROYALLY HUNG, about a European prince who marries an unroyal American bride, to Kristine Swartz at Intermix by Deidre Knight
February 25, 2018

Cassie Miles’s THE GIRL WHO COULDN’T FORGET and THE GIRL WHO FEELS NO PAIN, to Allison Lyons at Harlequin Intrigue, in a nice deal by Melissa […]
March 3, 2018

Sci-Fi/Fantasy

The first three books in Lynn Flewelling’s fantasy series, NIGHTRUNNER, to writer/director Charlie Spickler at C-Squared Pictures (RED LEGGED DEVILS), by Lucienne Diver of The Knight […]
April 3, 2018

Sci-Fi/Fantasy

Ramez Naam’s NEXUS, about a drug that links minds and the resulting conflict to control it and define humanity, to Paramount with Disruption Entertainment by Sean […]

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