From the author of the novel, NAKED, set in Edwardian London, featuring a scandalous suffragette who falls from her hero’s balcony and into a convenient marriage (Mills & Boon/Harlequin, Spring 2020, Spring 2021, World).
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4 June, 2018
MY SCANDALOUS SUFFRAGETTE, Eliza Redgold
21 May, 2018
THE WEALTH CREATORS’ PLAYBOOK, John Christianson
A guide to maximizing your return on life and money for wealth creators who have either created their wealth or inherited it, as well as those who aspire to do so. (Praeger, March 2019, World exclusive of translation rights in Japan, Korea, Mainland China & Taiwan)
18 May, 2018
LILLITH’S CHILDREN and ISHTHAR’S LEGACY by Rachel Pudelek
The next two books in the fierce-feminist urban fantasy WILD WOMEN trilogy, LILLITH’S CHILDREN and ISHTAR’S LEGACY pick up where the FREYJA’S DAUGHTER leaves off. Readers will follow Faline’s tale as she continues to rally and re-empower the Wild Women groups in order to take down the Hunter patriarchy once and for all! (City Owl Press, Spring 2019, World)
5 April, 2018
The Human Odyssey: Navigating the Twelve Stages of Life, Thomas Armstrong
Award-winning educator Thomas Armstrong presents a nuanced, cross-cultural view of life’s journey–the human odyssey–from before birth to death. For each of twelve stages, he explores myths and challenges. Originally published in 2008, this important work will find new life with a new publisher. (Xia Press/Dover Publications, Spring 2019, World English)
16 December, 2017
How to Think about God(s)
The Roman politician Cicero lived in a world of incredible religious diversity and conflict. In this short but powerful work, he dares to ask fundamental questions about the existence and nature of God that are as relevant today as they were two thousand years ago. Translated, with an introduction by Philip Freeman, Fletcher Jones Chair of Western Culture at Pepperdine University and previous translator of HOW TO WIN AN ELECTION, HOW TO RUN A COUNTRY and HOW TO GROW OLD, all part of a series of little books of ancient wisdom for modern times from Princeton University Press. (Princeton University Press, World Rights, Spring 2019)
16 November, 2017
BISCUIT, by Michael Volpatt
Co-founder of Big Bottom Market, in the heart of Sonoma wine country, 
puts a decidedly California twist on the American classic biscuit in 50 sweet and savory recipes with biscuit sandwiches (“Egg in a Biscuit” and the popular “Sea Biscuit”), specialty sweet biscuits (Chocolate Bacon & Apple Pie), and delectable accompaniment spreads and jams. The book will be illustrated with Kelly Puleio’s stunning food and wine photography. (Running Press/Hachette, World English, Spring 2019)
9 November, 2017
HYPERSEXT, Jillian Roberts PhD with Sara Au
Kids are exposed to sexual content at a younger and younger age, whether that is through the internet, advertisements, video games, or from interactions with their peers. HyperSext is a crucial resource, explaining in easy-to-understand language what exactly the psychological effects of that exposure can look like, and offering parents—and in turn, kids—the tools and expert advice on how to handle it appropriately. Helping children to process what may be disturbing or inappropriate can ensure that they grow up with a healthy attitude toward their own sexuality and body image and are emotionally capable in their future relationships. (Fair Winds Press/Fall 2018/World Rights)
31 October, 2017
CITIZEN 865, Debbie Cenziper
Pulitzer-Prize Winning Washington Post investigative journalist relates the untold story of how a group of historians-turned-investigators at the U.S. Justice Department pursued one of the last great secrets of the Third Reich, a group of killers known as the Trawniki guards, Soviet soldiers recruited by the S.S. out of POW camps, and how more than dozen were found living decades later in cities and suburbs across America and brought to justice (Hachette Books/Fall 2019/World English).
25 October, 2017
GHOST IN THE GRIFFINAGE by Heather Shumaker
Adult non-fiction author Heather Shumaker’s debut middle-grade novel GHOST IN THE GRIFFINAGE, about the mid-western Griffin siblings, Meg, Will & Ariel, and their trip to England to visit their Aunt Effie and Uncle Ben, a ginormous, lovable, and drooly Newfoundland dog. Effie’s charming village has a bit of a ghost problem, which would be fine really (What little village doesn’t have a ghost problem? ) except that one of the ghosts has taken a liking to young Ariel. It takes a while for the siblings to realize that Ariel’s imaginary playmate isn’t so imaginary and that when this ghost says she wants to be friends, she means forever. Grown-ups can’t see ghosts, so it’s up to Will and Meg to be clever and brave enough to work out the mystery of the ghost’s longings in time to save their sister. (World/Simon & Schuster BFYR/Spring 2019).