Recent Deals
Jenn Burke's ALL FIRED UP, the first book in a spin-off of her paranormal mystery series Not Dead Yet, in which a vampire PI gets reluctantly pulled onto a new case only to find that his new partner might be the real mystery, to Stephanie Doig at Carina
Joseph Crawford's JOVE BRAND IS NEAR DEATH, in which a failed actor who once disastrously portrayed a famous fictional superspy is forced to go full method and play the part for real when he is framed for the murder of his celebrated successor, to Sue Arroyo at CamCat Books
Kira Archer's untitled new romantic comedies, to Liz Pelletier at Amara in a two-book deal, by Janna Bonikowski
Michelle McLean's three untitled Victorian historical romances, for publication in February 2021, November 2021, and November 2022; and a romantic comedy featuring an aging gunslinger who wants nothing more than retirement, and the woman who only needs him for his gun, the latter in a two-book deal, to
Michelle Dayton's DISASTER GIRL, in which a mouthy, independent data recovery specialist teams up with a brilliant hacker to strike back at a sleazy internet predator, to Meghan Farrell at Tule, by Janna Bonikowski
Jules Bennett's untitled contribution to the Texas Cattleman's Club series, to Stacy Boyd at Harlequin Desire, by Elaine Spencer
Debbie Mason's next book in her Highland Falls series, to Alex Logan at Forever in a very nice deal, by Pamela Harty
Rachel Reid's THE LONG GAME, sequel to HEATED RIVALRY, continuing the tempestuous secret relationship between two NHL superstars and archrivals, again to Kerri Buckley at Carina Press in a nice two-book deal, by Deidre Knight
Shirley Jump's New England Small Town series, in which three sisters discover their grandmother is the local Dear Abby and set out to create happy endings for her letters—unaware that grandma is already busy matchmaking happily-ever-afters for her granddaughters too—to Alex Logan at Forever in a nice
Sharon Cooper's BUSINESS (NOT) AS USUAL, an #OwnVoices romantic comedy featuring a woman determined to be a #GirlBoss by winning the lottery and building her own business, to Angela Kim at Berkley in a two-book deal for publication in 2022, by Melissa Jeglinski
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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.
Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania
Mira Droumeva
ANA Sophia Ltd
Italy
Maura Solinas
PNLA & Associati Srl
Czech Republic
Kristin Olson
Kristin Olson Literary Agency
Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Central and South America
Julio F-Yanez
Agencia Literaria, S.L.
Germany
Bastian Schlueck
Thomas Schlück Literary Agency
France
Anne Lenclud or Pierre Lenclud
Agence Litteraire Lenclud
Greece
Nike Davarinou
Read N Right Agency
Turkey
Fusun Kayi
Kayi Literary Agency Ltd.
Hungary
Peter Bolza
Katai & Bolza Literary Agents
Israel
Beverley Levit
The Israeli Association of Book Publishers Ltd.
Poland, Albania, Slovenia
Filip Wojciechowski
GRAAL Ltd
Russia
Konstantin Palchikov
Nova Littera Ltd
Japan
Misa Morikawa
Tuttle-Mori Agency, Inc.
Korea
Duran Kim
Duran Kim Agency
Scandinavia & The Netherlands
Philip Sane
Lennart Sane Agency AB
China, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam
Gray Tan
Grayhawk Agency