- Faith Hunter's short-story collection OF CLAWS AND FANGS, as well as the next untitled installments in the NYT-bestselling Jane Yellowrock and Soulwood series, to Jessica Wade at Ace in a three-book deal, by Lucienne Diver - Author of DAUGHTERS OF THE NIGHT SKY and ACROSS THE WINDING RIVER Aimie Runyan's A SCHOOL FOR GERMAN BRIDES, in which an unexpected encounter alters the lives of a young woman enrolled in a school to train perfect Nazi housewives and a young Jewish mother-to-be, to Tessa Woodward at William Morrow in a very nice deal on an exclusive submission, by Melissa Jeglinski - Kechi Okwuchi's MORE THAN MY SCARS, about her inspiring journey from 16-year-old plane crash survivor undergoing lifesaving surgeries in South Africa to the America's Got Talent Stage more than a decade later, with a foreword by Simon Cowell, to Rachel Jacobson at Baker Books in a very nice deal on a pre-empt, by Travis Pennington - Certified nutritionist and authors of ALMOST KETO and THE 30 DAY KETO PLAN Aimee Aristotelous and Richard Oliva's SUPER SIMPLE KETO: SIX INGREDIENTS OR LESS TO TURN YOUR GUT INTO A FAT BURNING MACHINE, to Leah Zarra at Skyhorse, by Pamela Harty - Joyce Tremel writing as Joyce St. Anthony's MURDER MAKES THE HEADLINES, the first in a cozy historical series set on the American home front during World War II, featuring a female sleuth who takes charge of her father's small-town newspaper, to Faith Black Ross at Crooked Lane in a nice two-book deal, by Melissa Jeglinski - N.K. Jemisin's THE CITY WE BECAME, to Till Tannhauser at Tropen (Germany) in a pre-empt, by Sarah Knofius at Thomas Schlueck Agency on behalf of Lucienne Diver - Financial expert Catherine Alford's MOM'S GOT MONEY, a guide pitched for millennial mothers to help them take on a more active financial role in their families and run their personal finances like a CEO, to Kevin Harreld at Wiley, by Elaine Spencer - Kelley Armstrong's BENEATH THE SURFACE, in which a good girl has flashes of doing or witnessing something very, very bad—maybe even murder—thus leaving a mystery for her and her friends to solve, to Lynne Missen at Penguin Canada Children's in a nice deal, by Lucienne Diver - Heatherly Bell's book in the Montana Mavericks continuity series, in which a fashion stylist must smooth a rugged cowboy's rough edges and his heart, to Megan Broderick at Harlequin Special Edition, by Elaine Spencer - Christian Klaver's HOUSE OF THORNS, a fantasy trilogy in which siblings fall out against each other when forced to choose sides between their mother and father after a faerie invasion throws them out of their comfortable life in London, to Sue Arroyo at CamCat Books (with Cassandra Farrin editing), in a nice three-book deal, by Lucienne Diver - Maggie Black's OPERATION SURVIVE THE NIGHT, the first in a new miniseries about sisters unaware of their parents' past until a dangerous enemy has finally tracked them all down, to Emily Rodmell at Harlequin Love Inspired Suspense in a nice six-book deal, by Melissa Jeglinski - Kelley Armstrong's CURSED LUCK, CURSED LUCK SEQUEL, and A TWIST OF FATE, to Daniel Totten at Tantor Media, in a nice three-book deal, by Lucienne Diver - Nalini Singh's REBEL HARD and CHERISH HARD, to Mondadori (Italy), in a two-book deal, by Piergiorgio Nicolazzini Literary Agency on behalf of Elaine Spencer - N.K. Jemisin's THE FIFTH SEASON, THE OBELISK GATE, and THE STONE SKY, to Art House Oy (Finland) in a three-book deal, by Elin Rydner at Lennart Sane Agency on behalf of Lucienne Diver - Christina Henry's THE GIRL IN RED, to AST (Russian Federation) in a nice deal, by Sergei Cheredov and Konstantin Palchikov at Nova Littera on behalf of Lucienne Diver - NYT and USA Today bestselling author Faith Hunter's JANE YELLOWROCK #15 and SOULWOOD #6, new volumes in her series, to Jo Ann Peritz at Audible in a two-book deal, by Lucienne Diver - TJ Klune's THE HOUSE IN THE CERULEAN SEA, to Stefanie Brosigke at Heyne (Germany) in a very nice three-book deal at auction, by Sarah Knofius at Thomas Schlueck Agency; to Papierowy Ksiezyc (Poland) at auction, by Paulina Machnik at Graal; to De Saxus (France), by Lenclud Literary Agency; to Studio of A (Bulgaria) in a nice deal, by Andrew Nurnberg Associates; to Mondadori (Italy), by Piergiorgio Nicolazzini Literary Agency; and to Ithaki (Turkey), by Kayi Literary Agency, all on behalf of Elaine Spencer - Karen Booth's GRAY HAIR DON'T CARE, a third-chance romance about a couple who thought love was behind them, to Daniel Totten at Tantor Media, in a nice deal, by Melissa Jeglinski
- Christina Henry's LOOKING GLASS, to Beatrice Lampe at Blanvalet (Germany) in a nice deal, by Sarah Knofius at Thomas Schlueck Agency on behalf of Lucienne Diver |