- Cat Sebastian's IDLE HANDS, her first female/female regency historical novella about a thief and the women who steals her heart, to Elle Keck at Avon Impulse for publication in summer 2019, by Deidre Knight
- Rebecca Hunter's HOTTER ON ICE, the fourth book in her Blackmore Inc. series, in which a bodyguard falls for his client while on a trip to Sweden; as well as a new trilogy featuring sexy vacation romances at a luxury resort in Hawaii, to Katie Gowrie at Harlequin Dare in a nice four-book deal, by Melissa Jeglinski
- Anne Marsh's HER INTERN, in which a female company owner gets a hot new male intern who isn't what he seems, the first in a new trilogy about three Silicon Valley executives; and The Brotherhood, a second trilogy centered around the Russian mafia in Miami, to Kathleen Scheibling at Harlequin Dare in a nice multi-book deal for publication in late 2019, by Melissa Jeglinski
- Nalini Singh's A MADNESS OF SUNSHINE, in which a woman fleeing personal tragedy returns to her remote hometown on New Zealand's brutal west coast and discovers not only the ghosts of her own past but a web of deadly secrets, to Cindy Hwang at Berkley in a good two-book deal, by Nephele Tempest
- Jim Butcher and Kerrie Hughes's HEROIC HEARTS, a new paranormal fantasy anthology celebrating heroes who do the right thing when they are called upon (with stories by Butcher, Patricia Briggs, Charlaine Harris, Kelley Armstrong, Rachel Caine, and others), to Anne Sowards at Ace, by Jennifer Jackson at Donald Maass Literary Agency for Butcher and Lucienne Diver - Deborah Blake's A MODERN WITCHCRAFT PRIMER: GODDESS EMPOWERMENT FOR THE KICK-ASS WOMAN, a guidebook to witchcraft as a female-focused religion, including detailed instructions on how to practice self-care in today's society through goddess worship and magic, to Daniela Rapp at St. Martin's Essentials, in a nice deal, by Elaine Spencer
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