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Leaving fans "practically begging for a sequel" (Bookpage), critically acclaimed author Kristy Woodson Harvey returns with the second novel in her beloved Peachtree Bluff series,
slightly south of simple featuring a trio of sisters and their mother who discover a truth that will change not only the way they see themselves, but also how they fit together as a family.
"The Secret to Southern Charm is a compelling, beautifully drawn tale of love, hope, and small town secrets. The richly detailed backdrop of a charming coastal town and the struggles and joys of four generations of women solidifies Kristy Woodson Harvey's spot as a rising star of Southern fiction."
--Mary Alice Monroe - New York Times bestselling author of Beach House for Rent.
"I had tears in my eyes by page five and was unabashedly sobbing by the end of the final few chapters, but it was the story in between--the laughter, the pain, the hope, the complicated questions about fate and family--that kept me reading this inspiring, sweeping novel long into the night. The characters will leap off the page and into your heart, and you'll find yourself rooting for them so fervently, you'll forget they're not actually real. Kristy Woodson Harvey has delivered another masterpiece with the second book in her beautifully Southern, evocative Peachtree Bluff series. Let's just say that this one had better have a sequel too, because I'm not ready to leave these charming ladies behind."
-Kristin Harmel - international bestselling author of The Sweetness of Forgetting and When We Meet Again
New Harbinger launches Dr. Robert L. Leahy, Ph.D.'s THE JEALOUSY CURE with a Starred Review from Library Journal:
In his newest book, Leahy (The Worry Cure) reveals that jealousy can be a positive feeling when it causes people to reflect on their relationships. But it can also hijack a person's mind and drive one's partner away. Using a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and mindfulness techniques to encourage healthy relationships, Leahy first details the strategies that don't work (e.g., interrogation, accusations, looking for clues) and then guides readers through evaluating and talking back to jealous thoughts. Leahy concludes with a section on how couples can work together to find acceptable solutions.
VERDICT Solid counsel for those whose relationships are plagued by jealousy and the individuals it targets.
New Harbinger is publishing Controlling Your Mind: A Workbook for Depression, Anxiety and Obsessions by David A. Clark, Ph.D. in the U.S. with
UK publication from Little Brown UK.
WELCOME BACK TO THE BESTSELLER LISTS - BLOOD ON THE TRACKS by Barbara Nickless!
Late September, 2017:
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2 Paid in Kindle Store
#1 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#1 in Kindle Store > Prime Reading > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery
#1 in Books > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
As of December 14, 2017:
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #6 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
#1 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#1 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Women's Fiction > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Women Sleuths
#1 in Books > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Women Sleuths
As of January 7, 2018:
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #43 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
#5 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#5 in Books > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#5 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Women's Fiction > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Women Sleuths
As of February 28,2018:
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #30 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
#3 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#3 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Women's Fiction > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Women Sleuths
#3 in Books > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
A Suspense Magazine Best of 2016 Books Selection: Debut
"A stunner of a thriller. From the first page to the last, Blood on the Tracks weaves a spell that only a natural storyteller can master. And a guarantee: you'll fall in love with one of the best characters to come along in modern thriller fiction, Sydney Rose Parnell." —Jeffery Deaver, internationally bestselling author
"Beautifully written and heartbreakingly intense, this terrific and original debut is unforgettable. Please do not miss Blood on the Tracks. It fearlessly explores our darkest and most vulnerable places—and is devastatingly good. Barbara Nickless is a star." —Hank Phillippi Ryan, Anthony, Agatha, and Mary Higgins Clark award winning author of Say No More
"Both evocative and self-assured, Barbara Nickless's debut novel is an outstanding, hard-hitting story so gritty and real you feel it in your teeth. Do yourself a favor and give this bright talent a read." —John Hart, multiple Edgar Award winner and New York Times bestselling author of Redemption Road
"Nickless's writing admirably captures the fallout from a war where even survivors are trapped, forever reliving their trauma." —Kirkus Reviews
"Part mystery, part antiwar story, Nickless's engrossing first novel, a series launch, introduces Sydney Rose Parnell...Nickless skillfully explores the dehumanizing effects resulting from the unspeakable cruelties of wartime as well as the part played by the loyalty soldiers owe to family and each other under stressful circumstances." —Publishers Weekly
"Blood on the Tracks is a superb story that rises above the genre of mystery…It is a first-class read." —The Denver Post
October 3, 2017 was Pub Day for DEAD STOP
Book Two in the bestselling Railroad Cop, Syndey Rose Parnell series
by BARBARA NICKLESS
"A deliciously twisted plot that winds through the dark corners of the past into the present where nothing—and nobody—is as they seem. Dead Stop is a first-rate, can't-put-down mystery with a momentum that never slows. I am eager to see what Barbara Nickless comes up with next—she is definitely a mystery writer to watch." —Margaret Coel, New York Times bestselling author of the Wind River Mystery series
"... riveting suspense. Nickless writes with the soul of a poet. Dead Stop is a dark and memorable book." – Gayle Lynds, New York Times bestselling author of The Assassins
"The twists and turns ... are first-rate. Barbara Nickless has brought forth a worthy heroine in Sydney Parnell." - BVS Reviews
The search for a missing child leads a courageous railway cop down a twisted trail of murder.
As of February 28, 2018:
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #30 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
#3 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#3 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Women's Fiction > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Women Sleuths
#3 in Books > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
Barbara Nickless promised her mother she'd be a novelist when she grew up. What could be safer than sitting at a desk all day?
But an English degree and a sense of adventure took her down other paths—technical writer, raptor rehabilitator, astronomy instructor,
sword fighter, piano teacher and journalist. Now an award-winning author, she spends her free time snowshoeing, caving and hiking the
Colorado Rockies. Connect with her at Barbara Nickless
Amazon Author Rank
Amazon Author - February 19, 2018
Amazon Author
#6 in Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#7 in Books > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery > Police Procedurals
#13 in Books > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery
#16 in Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Mystery
#32 in Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
October 1, 2017 - was publication day for:
SNOW by Mike Bond
Mandevilla Press & Brilliance Audio
As of November 21, 2017:
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #148 Paid in Kindle Store
#6 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Action & Adventure > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Crime
#8 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Thrillers > Crime
#8 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Action & Adventure > Mystery, Thriller & Suspense > Thriller
A "captivating story of three friends on opposing sides of a betrayal...Bond tells his story in a crisp, propulsive prose that darts from sentence to sentence... He also has a sharp ear for dialogue and a knack for character development... Themes of the destructiveness of greed, both private and corporate; the sacredness of nature; and the primeval ways of mankind lend weight to... a well-paced tale with intricate story lines." - KIRKUS
"Called the 'master of the existentialist thriller' by the BBC, renowned author Mike Bond is back with a new release, Snow, following his 2016 book, Assassins. Ecologist, war and human rights journalist, poet and author, Bond has covered a lot of ground, and his knowledge of each subject only adds to the depth and complexity of every book he publishes. In this regard, Snow is no different from Bond's other books - beautifully developed characters, a twisting story line, each line bringing the scene and the characters to life. But all things considered, Snow is a unique book... More than just a thriller, Snow lights up the complexities of American culture, the tensions of morality and obligation, and the human search for love and freedom, all of which makes it clear that Bond is a masterful storyteller."- SACRAMENTO BEE
"Exploring the psyche, and the depths of human reasoning and drive, Snow is a captivating story, sure to thrill and startle readers, keeping them on edge from the beginning of the first chapter, to the end of the last." - BOOKTRIB
"Wow...need to take a breath after this non-stop action... The author drew me in to an action-packed thriller that wouldn't let go. The heart pounding scenes kept me on the edge of my seat. This well-written narrative culminated with an ending that I will continue to think about for a long time." - GOODREADS
"I have always described Mike Bond as a lyric writer, someone whose prose is so beautiful you just enjoy immersing yourself in it. In all of his books, the environment is a major physical part of the story. In his latest effort, the snow is a constant feature, but does not play as great a role as in his earlier works. This book is unique in that none of the major players is a hero. Everyone in the story is human, and displays flaws that result from being human... From the lights of Las Vegas to the towers of Manhattan, to the blowing snows of the Rockies, the action and suspense continue unabated. This is a fantastic story, told beautifully. - NETGALLEY
"This being the month for gritty noir, let's turn next to Snow (Mandevilla Press, $15.99,250 pages) by Mike Bond... At its best, which is most of the time, Bond's latest reads like a less showy and manipulative No Country for Old Men. A simple story at its heart that warps into a splendid morality tale, Snow is wrapped as tightly as a Christmas bow and just as much fun as what's inside the box." - PROVIDENCE SUNDAY JOURNAL
September 5, 2017 - Publication Day for:
The Ruin of Angels: A Novel of the Craft Sequence
By Max Gladstone
Max Gladstone returns with The Ruin of Angels, the sixth novel in the Hugo-nominated Craft Sequence, which The Washington Post calls "the best kind of urban fantasy" and NPR calls "sharp, original, and passionate"
"Gladstone packs a lot into his tale (including a brilliant sequence in which Kai encounters another trans person who lacked Kai's access to divine resources), and longtime readers may find some of his choices surprising."
--Publishers Weekly Starred Review, on Ruin of Angels
The God Wars destroyed the city of Alikand. Now, a century and a half and a great many construction contracts later, Agdel Lex rises in its place. Dead deities litter the surrounding desert, streets shift when people aren't looking, a squidlike tower dominates the skyline, and the foreign Iskari Rectification Authority keeps strict order in this once-independent city—while treasure seekers, criminals, combat librarians, nightmare artists, angels, demons, dispossessed knights, grad students, and other fools gather in its ever-changing alleys, hungry for the next big score.
Priestess/investment banker Kai Pohala (last seen in Full Fathom Five) hits town to corner Agdel Lex's burgeoning nightmare startup scene, and to visit her estranged sister Ley. But Kai finds Ley desperate at the center of a shadowy, and rapidly unravelling, business deal. When Ley ends up on the run, wanted for a crime she most definitely committed, Kai races to track her sister down before the Authority finds her first. But Ley has her own plans, involving her ex-girlfriend, a daring heist into the god-haunted desert, and, perhaps, freedom for an occupied city. Because Alikand might not be completely dead—and some people want to finish the job.
Into a Dark Frontier
Debut Novel by John Mangan
"Into a Dark Frontier is cut from the same cloth as the best of Vince Flynn and Brad Thor."
-James Rollins
"John Mangan's Into a Dark Frontier is a powerful, realistic, and daringly unique international thriller. Its near-future plotline is as brilliantly crafted as it is dark and foreboding, and the action scenes are visceral and utterly thrilling. Tormented but able Slade Crawford is a perfect anti-hero to root for, and Into a Dark Frontier is a surefire winner of a debut."
-Mark Greaney, #1 New York Times bestselling author
"A riveting imagined what-if so real you wonder if it might even be possible. Tense, intelligent, harsh, and surprising, this thrill ride is drum tight in its execution."
-Steve Berry, New York Times best-selling author
"Into a Dark Frontier is an international thriller of rare depth and complexity that would make the likes of John Le Carre and Robert Ludlum proud. But John Mangan goes both of them one better by injecting into the mix a loner hero with a gunfighter mentality fit for taming continents as well as frontiers, with Africa subbing for the Old West. A vision splendidly realized and tale wondrously executed."
-Jon Land, USA Today bestselling author
"Mangan's debut reads like he couldn't get the words out and onto the page fast enough, which translates into a…blazingly fast and fun action thriller."
-Publishers Weekly
In the near future, Africa collapses into an enormous failed state, leaving the continent lawless and severely depopulated. For most, the breakdown brings horror, but for others?the outcast, the desperate, the criminal, and the insane?it allows unparalleled opportunity: a new frontier of danger and unlimited possibility.
In America, ex-Navy SEAL Slade Crawford, emotionally crippled after twenty years of frontline combat, the dissolution of his marriage, and the accidental death of his son is falsely accused of terrorism. Slade flees to Africa to build a new life and escape his past, but he is captured by an enigmatic American colonel, Gary Kraven, and blackmailed into tracking down a blood cult that is rampaging across the sub-Sahara. Struggling to stay alive and to free himself from Kraven's grasp, Slade pursues the cult across the lawless African frontier. He soon learns that nothing is as it seems and that he is standing at the epicenter of a global struggle that will determine the course of history. Slade must decide whether to fight for his life or his honor?he can't have both.
August Pub from Gallery Books/Simon & Schuster
Without Fear or Favor: A Novel (A Butch Karp-Marlene Ciampi Thriller Book 29)
by Robert K. Tanenbaum
"Energetic…Tanenbaum, himself a lawyer, writes with brio and brings the final, decisive courtroom scenes to satisfying life."
- Publishers Weekly
In the twenty-ninth novel in the New York Times bestselling Karp-Ciampi series featuring "the best fictional prosecuting attorney in literature" (Mark Lane, #1 New York Times bestselling author), Butch Karp and his wife Marlene Ciampi must stop a radical organization of armed militants bent on the cold-blooded murder of uniformed on-duty police officers.
When a cop shoots down the son of a respected inner-city Baptist preacher, the community rises up in anger and demands to have the officer prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. But there's something more than a call for justice at work here: a plot to bring down the city's police force through a conspiracy so vast and malicious only Butch Karp and his band of truth-seekers can untangle it.
Full of Tanenbaum's signature page turning intense action and heart pounding suspense from "one hell of a writer" (New York Post), Without Fear or Favor will keep you guessing until the final scene.
July Pub from Post Hill House
NO SURRENDER: Faith, Family, and Finding Your Way by Patrick Bisher with Jon Land, Post Hill Press.
"I couldn't put it down. A memoir that reads like a thriller, and a real-life hero who pushes through unimaginable obstacles,
No Surrender is not only an aptly-named book, it's also a winner." -- Grant Blackwood
May 2017 was Pub Month for SLIGHTLY SOUTH OF SIMPLE and is now in its 6th printing.
"Kristy Woodson Harvey cuts to the heart of what it means to be a born and bred Southerner,
complete with the unique responsibilities, secrets and privileges that conveys. Discover four women
who are at once different yet utterly the same, and a town that you won't ever want to leave.
Interior design, family secrets, life on the coast… it's easy to see why everyone is buzzing about
SLIGHTLY SOUTH OF SIMPLE." -- Cassandra King
Kristy Woodson Harvey is a born-and-bred North Carolina girl who loves all four seasons—especially
fall in Chapel Hill, where she attended college, and summer in Beaufort, where she and her family spend
every free moment. The author of Dear Carolina and Lies and Other Acts of Love, Kristy is also the founder
of the popular interior design blog Design Chic.
For dramatic rights contact Bob Diforio
Mike Bond's ASSASSINS
"An exhilarating spy novel that offers equal amounts of ingenuity and intrigue."
A reader's review:
5.0 out of 5 stars I'm very glad I read it
I heard about this book on my local radio station. I'm very glad I read it.
It is the story of the career of a Special Services officer during his 40 year career.
During the journey, the book takes the reader on a review of the history of Middle East.
I'm old enough to remember these situations, but anyone interested in the recent history
of the Middle Eastern and the West (especially the U.S.) should read this right away.
It is excellent and one of those books which draw the reader forward, almost turning pages
for you) With what is happening in the Middle East right now, everyone should know the stories
which are in this book.
Brilliance Audio has purchased the World English Audio Rights to ten Mike Bond Books from
Mandevilla Press and has and is publishing them all in 2017:
Published Works:
The Last Savanna
Saving Paradise
House of Jaguar
Holy War
Tibetan Cross
Killing Maine
Also to be published by Mandevilla Press in 2018 (and Brilliance, simultaneously)
Goodbye Paris
Translation and Dramatic Rights are available for all of the Mike Bond works.
Contact Bob Diforio
DARK WATCH, THE SKELETON COAST, PLAGUE SHIP, CORSAIR, THE SILENT SEA, and THE JUNGLE
Books 3 - 8 in
The Oregon Series by Clive Cussler with Jack DuBrul are international bestsellers.
The 7 books in Jack DuBrul's Philip Mercer action adventure series are available for [certain] translation rights and film:
Jack's books have been published in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Poland, Bulgaria, Australia/New Zealand, Japan and Thailand
Vulcan's Forge
Charon's Landing
The Medusa Stone
Pandora's Curse
River of Ruin
Deep Fire Rising
World Rights to books 8 & 9 in the series have been purchased by Doubleday.
Contact Bob Diforio for film or translation interest in
Vulcan's Forge through Havoc.
* Two new Robert L. Leahy, Ph.D. books, ANXIETY FREE: Unravel Your Fears Before They Unravel You and HERE COMES THE SUN:
Answers to Overcoming Your Depression
Dr. Leahy is
Director, American Institute for Cognitive Therapy
President, International Association for Cognitive Psychotherapy
President, Academy of Cognitive Therapy
and author of The Worry Cure [which has earned over $100,000 with ten foreign sales]
see Bob Leahy ; hear Bob Leahy on the Dennis Prager Radio Show
General fiction
Fantasy/science fiction
Children's books
Joshua Hood
Jack Du Brul writing the Philip Mercer Adventure Series proclaimed by
Clive Cussler as "The best action adventure writer on the scene today."
Robert K. Tanenbaum and Butch Karp with over 14,000,000 copies of his legal thrillers in print.
Win Blevins
Steven M. Forman
Teresa Frohock
Judith James
Jon Land
Jeffrey Stephens
Joseph Klempner and Joseph Teller
Richard Weber
Non Fiction
Dr. Dani Babb
Joy Berry
Steve Bigelow Candlestick Forum
Bob Bly
Steve Budin
Clifton Truman Daniel
Philip DeMuth
Kerrie Droban
Don Dunbar
Adina Genn
Susan Gunelius See also Women On Business and Forbes and Kudzu
Sandra Gurvis
Shawn Hayashi - The Professional Development Group
Richard Hefter – Sweet Pickles
Belinda Hulin
Andrew Karam, Ph.D.
Sheila Kelley - The S Factor
ROBERT L. LEAHY, Ph.D
Rosemarie Scolaro Moser Ph.D., ABN, ABPP-RP – RSM Psychology Center LLC
Dan Ramsey
Wess Roberts, Ph.D.
Geoff Shackelford
Sandler Training
Bob Schaller
Kathleen Tracy
Dr.David Whitehouse. "Dr Science. He can't be stumped." BBC Radio.
Annie Wilder
Dark Watch , Skeleton Crew Plague Ship and Corsair by Clive Cussler [represented by Peter Lampack] with Jack Du Brul
Malice , Fury, the forthcoming Captured, Escape, Malice all 21 Butch Karp Legal Thrillers by Robert K. Tanenbaum, Esq.
Havoc - Deep Fire Rising - River of Ruin - Pandora's Curse - Medusa Stone - Charon's Landing - Vulcan's Forge the Jack Du Brul 7 Philip Mercer men's adventure series
Shoot The Moon, Felony Murder , Flat Lake In Winter , Irreparable Damage and Fogbound by Joseph T. Klempner
Take Me Out of the Bathtub and I'm Still Here in the Bathtub by Alan Katz.
The Worry Cure and Anxiety Free by Robert L. Leahy, Ph.D.
Finding Foreclosures, Making Money Teaching On Line and The Accidental Landlord by Dr. Dani Babb
Running with the Devil: The True Story of the ATF's Infiltration of the Hells Angels by Kerrie Droban
Donald Dunbar's What You Don't Know Can Keep You Out of College
Sheila Kelley's S Factor Stripping for the Everyday Woman
Everything I Needed To Know In Business I Learned at McDonald's by Paul Facella and Adina Genn
The Complete Idiot's Guide to:
Running Injury Free
Natural Remedies
The Constitution
Medical Travel
Speed Reading
The Science of Everything
Home Repair & Maintenance
Bipolar Disorder
Texas Draw'em
Business Plans
The Pocket Idiot's Guide to:
Poker Tells
Potty Training
Stock Picking Potty Training
Your Carbon Footprint
Golf Rules & Etiquette
Texas Hold'em
The Everything:
Job Interviews
Working With Animals
Buying A Home
Public Speaking
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Human Resource Management
Havoc by Jack Du Brul to Via Magna for Spanish Rights
Havoc by Jack Du Brul to Bard for Bulgarian Rights
Escape by Robert K. Tanenbaum to BBC Audio
Eyes to See, Witches Hammer and The Book of Sorrows by Joseph Nassise in a three book deal again to Droemer Knaur for German Rights
Anxiety Free and Here Comes The Sun by Robert L. Leahy, Ph.D.to Natur och Kulter for Swedish Rights
Anxiety Free and Here Comes The Sun by Robert L. Leahy, Ph.D. to Uitgeverij Nieuwezijds for Dutch Rights
Daisuke Matsuzaka bio and his first year with The Boston Red Sox by Ian Browne to Random House Kodansha for Japanese Rights and
Daisuke Matsuzaka to China Times for Chinese Rights
Certain Cure by Jennifer Valoppi to Otherworld Verlag for German Rights
Shoot The Moon by Joseph T. Klempner to Franck Ribiere for film rights
Living Well With Menopause by Carolyn Chambers Clark to Boroli for Italian Rights and
Living Well with Menopause by Carolyn Chambers Clark to Paidos for Spanish Rights
El Poder del Metabolismo, a bestselling diet book in Puerto Rico (in Spanish), sold to Editorial Pax Mexico for World Spanish excluding Puerto Rico
Spanish Rights to The Last Pope by David Osborn to Editorial Via Magna
Portuguese Rights to The Last Pope by David Osborn to Difel, S.A.
Russian Rights to Rift Zone by Raelynn Hillhouse
Russian Rights to Leadership secrets of the World's Top CEO's by Eric Yaverbaum with Robert W. Bly
French Rights to Fogbound by Joseph T. Klempner
Film (option) rights to 4th & Fixed by Reggie Rivers
Korean Rights to The Lion and the Fox by Wess Roberts, author of Leadership Secrets of Attila The Hun
Indian Rights to From Chunk to Hunk by Fred Anderson
French Rights to Vulcan's Forge and Charon's Landing by Jack DuBrul via St. Martin's/Eliane Benisti
Japanese Rights to Leadership Secrets Of The Worlds Top CEOs by Eric Yaverbaum and Bob Bly by Baror International
Chinese & Indonesian Rights to The Secret Language of Children by Lawrence E. Shapiro, Ph.D. by Baror International,
Korean Rights to Leadership Secrets Of The Worlds Top CEOs by Eric Yaverbaum and Bob Bly
Spanish rights to How To Speak The Secret Language of Children by Lawrence E. Shapiro, Ph.D.to Ediciones Urano
French Rights to Albin Michel for Irreparable Damage By Joseph T. Klempner
Jack DuBrul's The Medusa Stone and Pandora's Curse to HarperCollins Australia & Pandora;s Curse to Sony Magazines' Bunko Books Japan by JapanUni
DANGER'S HOUR by James Francis to HarperCollins Australia,to Econ Ullstein Germany by Thomas Schluck, to Futami Shobo by JapanUni and to S&S UK directly. Film rights to Sonalysts, Inc.
HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE SECRET LANGUAGE OF CHILDREN to S&S UK and Ediciones Urano Spain
Robert K. Tanenbaum, 2 book deal to S&S UK
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Fiction - preferably the complete manuscript with a short two or three paragraph description of the work in attached Word files.
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e-mail submissions received on a daily basis, I may not be able to respond if I conclude your work is not for me.
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Please send all queries to: Kelly Van Sant Submissions with the word QUERY in the subject.
Please include your query letter and the first chapter of your novel in the body of the email.
I respond to all queries within 4 weeks.
SUBMISSIONS GUIDELINES: I am actively building a client list and am open to submissions!
I am seeking Middle Grade, Young Adult, and women's fiction across all genres, including fantasy, science fiction, adventure,
historical, and contemporary. I love character-driven stories with intricate plots, and am always drawn to explorations of
friendship and found family. I am especially interested in #ownvoices and inclusive narratives. I blog more extensively about
what I'm seeking and my manuscript wish list at www.penandparsley.com and you can also find me on twitter @bookishchick.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: Across the board, I'm looking for books that hook me from the very first page, whether it's the writing,
the voice or some unquantifiable draw that demands my time. I'm drawn to stories that are exceptionally well-written, that
star dynamic, unforgettable characters and that appeal to a wide, commercial audience.
I'm looking for literary fiction with commercial appeal and beautiful, stand-out writing (The Girls, Cloud Atlas). I'm on the l
ookout for upmarket general, women's and historical fiction my book club will want to spend hours talking about (Big Little Lies,
The Nest, Orphan Train). I'd love to discover a new twist on chick lit – think Bridget Jones for millennials – and I have a weakness
for fun, perfectly-executed beach reads. I'm also looking for well-written romance, both contemporary and historical. I especially
enjoy epic, genre-bending romance (Outlander, The Bronze Horseman) and I never say never when it comes to paranormal, although
believability and originality are essential.
Genres I read less of but will still consider include high-concept YA with blockbuster potential, psychologically complex horror,
and female-centric thrillers. In these categories, I'm looking for select projects with storytelling that won't let go.
My favorite fantasy stories are alive in immersive, multi-layered worlds that feel real. They are fresh,
breaking away from traditional Western tropes and archetypes.
Sci-fi should be narrowly focused for me. I want laser clarity, high technology, and a ticking clock.
I like historical that could be described as charming. Settings should be well-researched and powerful.
I'm most interested in places and time periods that haven't been done to death.
In contemporary, I'm interested in looking at anything from issue books to fluff pieces as long as the
voice is killer. I'm especially interested in contemporary featuring competition as a driving factor.
Things I need across the board:
active, morally complex characters
a diverse cast of characters
high stakes
a distinct voice
an emotional punch
an immersive setting
Things I never want:
stories about sexual assault
tragic queer characters
racist nonsense
Things I always like:
forbidden romance
sex positivity
Finally, I want books by marginalized creators. I'm interested in stories with characters who are queer,
disabled, POC, and/or any combination thereof. Ownvoices is great, but most importantly, I want to represent
a diverse group of authors.
Email: Joyce Holland
Mysteries, romance, science fiction, thrillers and nonfiction. No picture books or YA.
Please paste your query, 1-2 page synopsis, and your first chapter into the body of an email and send to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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TOULOUSE, France, March 14 (UPI) — French schoolchildren identified a preteen boy who was seen executing an Islamic State hostage last week as a former classmate.
Students at Vauquelin secondary school recognized the boy, who has not been named, after watching video footage that claims to show the execution of Muhammad Musallam, 19, who was taken hostage as an alleged Israeli spy. The boy is thought to be about 12 and a former student at the school in Toulouse in southwest France.
French authorities opened an investigation to identify the French-speaking boy and man in the IS propaganda video.
"Concerning the formal identification of this person, I cannot tell you anything," the schools inspector, Jacques Caillaut, told reporters. "Children from the Vauquelin College have recognized one of their (former) classmates, but we must remain cautious."
In the video, Musallam is seen kneeling on the ground with the boy and an adult standing behind him. The child shot the kneeling man at least twice.

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Happy Father's Day!
So we're back in the studio today for the last of our vocal tracking, and then doing some auxiliary percussion (we have a gong!). But it's also Father's Day today, so I wanted to take a quick moment to give a shout-out to all the dads out there. I don't have a recent picture of my own dad on my laptop, but here's a pretty close approximation:
Actually, like really close. Let's just say this is actually my dad.
My dad's retired now, and my parents are in the process of moving back down to Iowa. When I called them today they were in the process of packing for the move. My mom said, "Your dad was supposed to get all of his woodworking stuff packed up today, but when he went out to the garage I think he just started a new project." Hilarious.
Anyways hope you're all having a great Father's Day, we'll be making some more posts later today so check back for more from our last day recording!


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'Sup guys!
I'm on a recovery regime from Templecon and just getting over the lack of sleep and Warmachine overdose. A big 'ol thank-you to everyone I met at the con for making it hella awesome and just being super sweet!
I had a couple discussions with several people about Cygnar in the 2015 meta is it's shaking up that were very enlightening; things have changed very drastically very rapidly for our boys in blue and I'd like to touch on that 'real quick. Caveat; I'm pretty sure I wrote a whole book and will be talking to a publisher soon, so be prepared for a bit of a long article. It's all super cereal so I put cute pictures in there to spice up the monotony. Before that, though, I want to reminisce about back in the day.
Back in mah day! *shakes cane*
When I started this game, ~3 years ago, I was certainly not at the peak of the competitive meta; hell, I barely even played at all (I had a Cryx battle box that I durdled around with for about a year before actually playing the game seriously). I did follow a couple of podcasts and did some reading online, so I had a reasonable grasp of what the meta looked like. When I went to my first couple tournaments, the same regurgitated forum nonsense was spouted over and over. At that time, the national game looked something like this:
Cygnar was at the bottom, chilling with Mercenaries and Circle (yep, fucking Circle). Those Factions "couldn't crack armor" ('mweh POW 10s'), which was all the rage despite the massive popularity of the Iron Flesh+whatever combo. This put Trolls and Skorne, the most pronounced ARM-stacking Factions solidly in the middle; sometimes they'd win stuff because not many people had answers to Doomy2 or Makeda2. Cryx sat on its purpetual throne at the top of the pile, where it lorded over almost all others with its straighforward playstyle and un-nerfed Asphyxious2, watching lazily as its Protectorate peer shot entire armies off the table wholesale. It was a strange time.
How times have changed, though! 2013-2014 Cygnar was lauded as one of; if not *the* most powerful Faction in the game. The release of the Stormwall, and concerted efforts of several very skilled players and a generally infantry-centric meta all contributed to this meteoric rise, but alas noble Cygnarans, it may be time for our star to fall again! A combination of events and new releases have lead to a very profound shift in the metagame is seeing a new national scene that's very different from last year's, which is not nearly as favorable to our Faction as last year's.
Over the course of the last couple of releases, more and more strong ARM skews have come to prominence as strong generalist lists and incredibly strong vs. Cygnar. Between Vyros2's release (although he was fortunately not particularly popular for a while) to Butcher3 (not necessarily an ARM skew, but a list archetype featuring a lot of high ARM infantry backed up by a strong 'caster), Warders (who lead to the popularity of the "Meat Mountain") and lastly Bradigus, these models have been tilting the meta ever-so-slightly towards high ARM and need to be dealt with.
Historically, Cygnar has been weak vs. high ARM (mweh POW 10s), but its not an insurmountable obstacle. The use of specific 'casters like Stryker2/3 or Nemo3 in conjunction with the judicious use of ARM fixing support models and weapon-masters usually gets the job done. Key word there is usually, because there are two different kinds of high-ARM lists that are popular right now, and the same answers don't necessarily apply to both. Let's talk about that 'real quick:
Two sides of the coin
- The first category brings a low number of effective activations with a high quality of attacks; that is to say; lots of 'jacks or 'beasts that hit hard but are few in number. These are lists like Chain Gang, Runes of War, just about any Synergy-based list (Amon, Brad, Vyros2, Synth) and many lists that are focused around supporting 1-2 Colossals. Lists like this tend to fall down to strong control effects (like Haley2) and when they're hit hard, they fall down hard because every single model that goes down significantly drops the damage output of the list.
- The second group has a much higher number of effective activations with a lower quality of attacks; today they tend to consist of heavy infantry spam that can shake off shooting attacks, take the alpha strike and punch back with a disproportionate damage output. The biggest offenders of this category are the dreaded "Miserable Meat Mountain"-style Trollblood lists and Fist of Halaak, although I'm seeing more and more similar lists from Factions like Khador, who are bringing lots of IFP or MoW with Butcher or Irusk for the same reasons. Unlike the first category of lists; these wants *want* you to come in and hit them; it's very difficult to control them with standard control effects (Time Bomb, TK, Thunderbolt etc.) and while models individually go down relatively quickly, it's unlikely that you can kill enough of them before they get to swing back and take out whatever hit them. Lists like this tend not to enjoy control and damage-buff effects with a large area of effect (like Rebuke, Temporal Barrier, Death Field or Positive Charge), but don't necessarily fall down to the same tricks as a lower model-count ARM list would.
As I said before, Cygnar has received a lot of tools recently to deal with high ARM; from 'jacks like the Stormwall and Dynamo to Stryker3 and Ragman. Unfortunately, these aren't as catch-all as we'd like them to be; the two different types of lists flying around require different answers, and therein lies the issue.
Currently, my favorite pairing is Stryker2+Haley2. I feel that this pairing catches a lot of the current meta and has answers for a lot of different things; each list answers one of the above list archetypes very well. Haley2 (whether a single Stormwall, double 'wall or Stormclad build) has the necessary control effects to shut down any low model-count ARM skew and allow her army to get work done. Stryker brings the control to slow down portions of infantry-based forces, remove Shield wall and generate the number of attacks needed to chew through high ARM multiwound infantry. Unfortunately the two aren't interchangeable; dropping Stryker2 into Chain Gang will allow me a strong alpha-strike (assuming I'm not nerfed by Rasheth's Feat) but unless my opponent spaces very poorly, I'm going to get little mileage out of Rolling Thunder and Positive Charge, allowing Warbeasts to beatback chain through all my squishy infantry. On the other hand, Haley can get two solid turns out damage output vs. a Fist of Halaak, but once Temporal Shift is over there's little stopping Tiberion or a unit of Arcuarii from getting to my heavy hitters and dirting them.
Multiple threatsObviously those anecdotes are a little simplified and good play can help a list out with any of its bad matchups, but hopefully you get the picture; the current high-ARM meta is so strong that it requires Cygnar to bring several lists to beat it, and the kicker is that's not what ultimately defeats Cygnar. I complain a lot about Cryx; like, a lot, to the point that it's just a little boy crying wolf in a retirement home full of wizened army veterans who just want their peace and quiet. My Epic version will be called "Trevy; the Squeekiest of Wheels." In some of my conversations with other players at Templecon, I came to realize that the issue wasn't that Cryx is super hyper powerful (even though they are, shut up; have you fucking seen Mechanithralls!?), it's that I was so busy answering these other massive skews that I didn't have time for infantry clearing. If any one of those three big list archetypes (infantry swarm, high model-count armor and low model-count armor) goes unanswered, you have a bad matchup that you simply need to play out of or lose. In a 5+ round Masters tournament, unfortunately there's a poor chance at doing that.
Because of this, what isn't killing my particular two-list pair isn't the Runes of War or Fists of Halaak of the meta (I 80-90% win rates in the last two years vs. Skorne and Trollbloods, traditionally two of Cygnar's worst matchups), it was simple infantry spam, historically Cygnar's wheelhouse. I'm not alone in this either; several of the players I spoke to also expressed similar feelings. The emergence of a high-ARM metagame isn't Cygnar's only weakness in the coming year, though; the new Steamroller packet did a lot to hurt Factions bringing slow, ranged-centric lists.
Steamrolled by Steamroller
The falling sky
Do you agree? Disagree? Hate me personally and with a fiery passion? Let me know! For those fellow swans out there; how are you planning on taking on the brave new world of 2015!?


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DAVIE — The cowboy`s mistake Saturday afternoon wasn`t teasing the calves in the waiting pen. It was letting Dave Morgan see him.
``I tell you: that will get me upset,`` said Morgan, the stock contractor at the Florida Cowboy Association (FCA) State Championship Rodeo which concludes today at the Davie Rodeo Arena. ``When you get him out there, he`s all yours. But here, he still belongs to me.``
Morgan, 50, has little patience for foolishness or for one person trying to gain an unfair advantage over another. Everything he owns he`s worked for and his savvy came from hard experience.
``The one thing I can`t stand is stupidity,`` Morgan said. ``I used to be bad about that. I used to choke people when they got so stupid I couldn`t stand it. I worked too hard for the things I have. I came from a poor family in Texas, and I`ve been working since I was 8. I`ve never gone into debt for anything. What little I have is mine.``
Actually, Morgan has more than a little. A top rodeo star in by-gone years, he once made $78,000 in one year competing in 120 rodeos. He also races thoroughbreds and quarterhorses before moving to Florida in the early 1960s.
``I had never seen a rodeo until I was about 17 or 18 years old,`` said Morgan, who now lives in Davie. ``But once I found out about them, I was in love with them. I was one of the top bull riders there was.
``What brought me to Florida was a horse trade. I came down here in `63, and I liked the people down here. I also saw that it was easy country. At that time there weren`t a lot of cowboys here, so I knew I could do good.``


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After four universities united in 1998, in 1999, ISEE and the Electronic Engineering Department of Hangzhou University united to be the new ISEE Department, belong to the College of Information Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University. In 2009, the university carried out department reforms, and the ISEE became college-level department under Faculty of Information Technology.
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Iowa Hawkeyes
247Sports composite rankings: 3-star, No. 937 nationally, No. 25 DUAL, No. 5 in IA
Why: Iowa was arguably the Big Ten West's most disappointing team in 2014, losing to every rival it has and finishing the season as mediocre as possible (7-6 overall, 4-4 B1G). A lot of that had to do with less-than-stellar play from the quarterback position.
Original starter Jake Rudock progressed in the passing stats during 2014, but there was just something missing from this team last season. Backup C.J. Beathard didn't inspire a lot more in the way of confidence. Neither could stay fully healthy all season long, and it appears neither is really an answer beyond this season (Rudock is a senior anyway).
That means Iowa needs to find something a bit more dynamic at quarterback and they've had a ton of luck finding great players everywhere else from inside the borders of Iowa…so, why not at quarterback as well. Enter Ryan Boyle from powerhouse West Des Moines Dowling Catholic high school.
He's a dual-threat QB but he's got the arm needed to allow him to be a potential long-term answer. Boyle isn't likely to be in the picture next season given what is in front of him, but unless Beathard kills it between the lines in his junior season you can bet he's going to be important down the road.
Iowa finding a quarterback from inside its own borders is a rarity, and given that plus the mess that has been QB for the last few years, Boyle is the most important of the 21 commits in the 2015 class.


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I got back from California on January 9, and classes began January 11. That meant that I had only two days in which to get over jet lag, purchase my books for the upcoming semester, complete my homework for the first day of classes, oh, and sleep. It was exhausting and I think I napped for eight hours in one day after the first week was over. It was totally worth it though..my nephew is the world's cutest baby and I am so glad I got to spend time with him. I can't wait until my sister comes out to visit in February/March (she has not decided yet).
Look at that face!
My classes this semester are great so far. I've gotten called on in Con Crim Pro TWICE so far (he cold called on me the first day, and the third class he began calling on people row by row. I sit in the first row.) Astoundingly, I knew the answer both times. I think I am finally getting used to this "talking in class" thing.
I was relatively pleased with all of my grades from last semester. I did much better than I have done in the past and I didn't feel that crushing despair I normally feel when I receive my G.P.A. I am very busy with classes, like I said, but I've still been able to see my friends and hang out with them when I have the time. I've even been able to cook a bit. I think I'm going to start linking to recipes in my blog that I made that week, meals that ended up being delicious. Here are a couple:
Roasted Eggplant Soup. Sounds odd, I know, and I've actually never eaten eggplant before, but it was delicious. If you like things with a little kick (and I do), I highly recommend adding her "spice suggestions", which I believe are 1-2 teaspoons of cumin, 1 teaspoon of coriander and a pinch of red pepper flakes. I just had a bowl for lunch and it was perfect for a rainy day like today.
Roasted Chicken with Balsamic Bell Peppers. This was so tasty and healthy, too! Zach's mom has a subscription to Cooking Light and I read a few of her copies over break, and then I checked out the website to see what they had for ideas. I just used the thin sliced chicken cutlets that I normally use to make anything with chicken and everything turned out great. Zach was skeptical, but he cleaned his plate.
That's basically all the "real" recipes I've made this week (I also made chicken parmesan and a stir fry over rice, but those aren't really recipes). This weekend I plan to organize my cupboards and take stock of all of the things I have, because I almost always end up overbuying things when I don't realize I already have them. For example, my six cans of black beans.
I was in Target a couple of days ago and I saw that they had a 6 quart Crock Pot on sale for only $30! I've always wanted a slow cooker, especially this semester because there are two days a week when Zach and I don't get back from class until almost 8 p.m. and it would be nice to have a meal all warm and ready to go. It also came with a "Little Dipper" which is basically a teeny Crock Pot to put warm dips in for parties. I was pleased, because I didn't realize that when I bought it so it was a nice added bonus. I think this week I am going to attempt beef stew in it, so we will see how that goes.
I have to head off to class now. See ya, three blog readers!


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Earlier, learned , the Duma demands that Roskomnadzor close MDK because of jokes about the death of Frisco.


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All right, all right, while this isn't exactly and ode by definition, Tucker's involvement in my life is truly poetic. And the old cliche, "never a dull moment" is certainly true.
Tucker, my small four-legged human, is one of the greatest joys to have come into my life. I first met Tucker when he was two weeks old. His eyes barely opened, he stumbled around, and was actually the largest of his litter. He looked like a chubby little tank. From the moment I saw him, I knew that he was mine. I picked him up, laid on the couch of my then boyfriend's grandmother's house, and put him on my chest. Immediately he relaxed, and fell asleep. I could feel the bond and connection instantly.
Several weeks later, I brought him home. I felt like a proud new mom, which I absolutely was. I was ever vigilant about his whereabouts, his actions, if he had to potty, if he was hungry, if he wanted a nap or playtime. I treated him like he was my child, and I still do, because that's exactly what he is. Time for bed
Tucker is so loved and spoiled that he has his own blanket and pillow on my bed. Yes, he has his own spot. And every evening at bed time, after he gets his "good night cookie" I tell him, "ok, get in your spot". Where's my cookie, mom?
And he's there. Snuggled up, head on his pillow, waiting for me to tuck him in.
He even has his own chair at the dinner table (can you tell yet that this IS my child?)
And wherever "Mr. Sunshine" is, is typically where you will find Tucker. Even the dining room table. Want to come over for dinner? What? This is where Mr. Sunshine is.
Tucker, my "little old man," is all grown up now. He's always by my side and always there when I walk through the door, little happy switch wagging and eyes full of love for mommy.
Yup, I'm cute, I know it. And I, like most pet parents, dread "the day". I won't say the word because just typing this is bringing tears to my eyes. I know though, that when "the day" does come, Tucker will know he is deeply loved and it will be peaceful and he will have lived a long and happy life.
And my comfort, for the days that will follow will be all of the wonderful, handsome, and humorous photographs and keepsakes I have of him. Including the large 20x30 framed print I have hanging in my bedroom.
I am truly blessed to have been given a talent in my photography that allows me to preserve today's moments so that they can be cherished and remembered long after the moment has passed.
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ASTORIA, Queens (WABC) --This is the story about a guy from Astoria who went to work pulling weeds on the grounds of a local movie studio and ended up running the place. In this one man's career can be found a mirror of one neighborhood's comeback.
Pete Romano is proud to call himself a studio kid.
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He grew up a block away from Kaufman Astoria Studios, came to work here as a teenager and still lives nearby.
"I got to watch this neighborhood change, and I got to watch the people that I work for, who are great people, help make this neighborhood change. As it got older and better, I got older and better," Romano said.
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Arbutus is the genus name for the Pacific Madrona tree. It is also the name of a new online literary journal. With our roots in Northwestern Washington we chose the name Arbutus because it is one of our favorite trees in our landscape and frankly, because it sounds good. The Madrona tree has the habit of shedding its maroon bark year round. We thought this an ample metaphor for the ever changing internet. Hoping to start a small press but with a total lack of funding for such an effort, we turned to the Internet. After six months of work we published our first issue in Fall of 2000, featuring the work of James Bertolino, Caitlin Biljan, Anita K. Boyle, Ted O'Callahan, Alyssa Von Lehman. Our Winter and Spring issues quickly followed. The three issues we have published so far have been small, but of high quality. We have also been privileged enough to publish work of people from all over the country along with local western Washington writers.
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Traci Zeller - An all Flash website that is truly all about the images! Visitors to Traci's website know instantly what her style is and if she is a good fit for them for Interior Design services. Traci is also an avid blogger and you can read about all her latest works and antique finds. Check out Traci's Blog.
Photographer: Wayne Morris - Wayne is a premier photographer in Charlotte that does amazing work in interior and exterior settings.
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