Recent Deals
THE DRUDGE REVOLUTION, an exploration into the reclusive media influencer Matt Drudge and the untold story of how talk radio, Fox News, and a gift shop clerk with an Internet connection took on mainstream media and forever impacted the way our culture consumes our news, by Matthew Lysiak, author of
Rachel Caine's untitled books four and five in the series that started with STILLHOUSE LAKE and KILLMAN CREEK, to Liz Pearsons at Thomas & Mercer in a very nice two-book deal by Lucienne Diver
THE WINDING RIVER, a multi-generational family saga about a daughter's quest to help her father unearth the truth surrounding his wartime past, told through the alternating points of view of a Jewish-American liberator, a German test pilot, and a political science professor, by Aimee Runyan, author of
Kira Archer's untitled book, a continuation of her Winning the Billionaire series, to Alethea Spiridon at Entangled Indulgence by Janna Bonikowski
Ann Aguirre's MURDERING MARLENA, pitched as a dark and twisted Cinderella Story, to Terri Bischoff at Midnight Ink in a nice deal by Lucienne Diver
Ella Quinn's new Regency romances, featuring crossover characters from the Worthingtons and Marriage Game series, to John Scognamiglio at Kensington in a nice three-book deal by Janna Bonikowski and Deidre Knight
Laurel Greer's next three titles in her Sutter Creek Montana miniseries, where three siblings fall in love with newcomers and old flames while struggling to add a search-and-rescue dog training facility to the family veterinary clinic, to Carly Silver at Harlequin Special Edition in a three-book
Amy Jarecki's THE HIGHLAND EARL, winner of 2018 RT Best Historical Debut award, in which an earl, believing he will never love again, enters into a marriage of convenience to clear his debts and secure a stepmother for his sons, to Leah Hultenschmidt at Grand Central by Elaine Spencer
Michele Hauf's STORM WARNING, to Denise Zaza at Harlequin Intrigue in a nice two-book deal for publication in March 2019, by Pamela Harty
SOLDIER'S SECRET SON by Maggie Black, in which a military corporal is unexpectedly reunited with the only woman he's ever loved and the son he never knew he had—just before armed robbers take over their train as it treks through the snowy Canadian wilderness—to Emily Rodmell at Harlequin
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Foreign Rights
Rights for publication of works by Knight Agency authors overseas are handled by a network of foreign rights sub-agents and in some cases by The Knight Agency itself. Working on its own and in conjunction with skilled subsidiary rights agents, The Knight Agency has licensed rights on behalf of its clients in over 50 countries throughout the world.
All inquiries regarding the availability of foreign rights pertaining to Knight Agency titles should be directed at foreign.rights@knightagency.net
The Knight Agency is proud to be in partnership with the following talented group of foreign sub-agents.
Whitney Lee of the Fielding Agency, handling select titles in Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Isreal, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Taiwan, United Kingdom
Maura Solinas
PNLA & Associati Srl / Piergiorgio Nicolazzini Literary Agency
Italy
The Lennart Sane Agency
Brazil, The Netherlands, Scandinavia, Spain*, and Spanish-Speaking Countries*
Kristin Olson Literary Agency s.r.o.
Czech Republic
Julio F-Yanez, Agencia Literaria, S.L.
Spain
Thomas Schlück Literary Agency
Germany
Agence Litteraire Lenclud
France
Read N Right Agency
Greece
Kayi Literary Agency Ltd.
Turkey
Katai & Bolza Literary Agents
Hungary
GRAAL Ltd
Poland
Nova Littera Ltd
Russia
ANA Sophia Ltd
Bulgaria
*except titles represented by Lucienne Diver, which are handled by the Julio F-Yáñez, Agencia Literaria, S.L.