Agent Jessica Hare Rights World (Walker), Danish (Turbine Forlaget), Spanish and Catalan (Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial)


Peregrine Quinn and the Cosmic Realm Ash Bond First in an “electrifying” new middle-grade fantasy series (“perfect for fans of Skandar, Percy Jackson and Artemis Fowl”) which kicks off with an edge-of- your-seat race between worlds as Peregrine is swept into an adventure of immortal proportions.


Agent Jessica Hare Rights World English (Piccadilly), French (Casterman), German (cbj)


Moth to a Flame Finn Longman Conclusion to award- winner Longman’s dark thriller trilogy about a teen assassin’s attempt to live a normal life; “for fans of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, “Killing Eve” and “The Hunger Games”.


Agent Jessica Hare Rights World (Simon & Schuster)


The Romantic Tragedies of a Drama King Harry Trevaldwyn “Bursting with queer joy”, a 12+ contemporary novel from actor Trevaldwyn features Patrick “Patch” Simmons who has decided that this is the year he gets a boyfriend and— armed with his single mum’s outdated self-help books and an alarming level of self-confidence— embarks on his mission with hilarious results.


Agent Jessica Hare Rights World English (Macmillan Children’s), US (Wednesday), French (Gallimard), German (HarperCollins), Italian (Newton Compton), Dutch (HarperCollins)


Aitken Alexander


The Voyage Home Pat Barker Third in Barker’s bestselling and much- praised retelling of Homer; with Troy in ruins Cassandra, now married to Agamemmon, and her slave Ritsa join him on his return home—toward his


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perhaps vengeful queen, Clytemnestra.


Agent Clare Alexander Rights UK (Hamish Hamilton), US (Doubleday)


The Persians Sanam Mahloudji Mahloudji’s début centres on five indelible women across three generations of an Iranian family: a “wonderfully spiky anatomy of family dysfunction” stretching from Tehran to the US.


Agent Emma Paterson Rights UK (Fourth Estate), US (Scribner), Croatia (Fraktura), Germany (Piper), Hungary (Europa), Netherlands (Ambo Anthos)


The Quest for Strange Adam Mastroianni A psychologist, metascientist and comedian’s work of popular science that invites readers to interrogate their assumptions, “embrace their weirdness and to reignite their belief in a better world”.


Agent Chris Wellbelove Rights UK (Viking), US (Crown), Germany (Gutkind), Hungary (Corvina), the Netherlands (Bezige Bij), Italy under offer


Maurice & Maralyn Sophie Elmhirst The true story of a 1970s English couple whose dreams of sailing to a new life were spoiled when their boat was sunk by a whale, and of how they—and their marriage—survived.


Agent Chris Wellbelove Rights UK (Chatto), US (Riverhead), Czech (Euromedia), Germany (Goldmann), Hungary (Corvina), Lithuania (Alma Littera), Romania (Act si Politon)


Love in Exile Shon Faye The trans activist combines life writing and political writing with “heartfelt vulnerability, confronting rigour and sharp wit” to consider what it means to long for love in a lonely age.


Agent Emma Paterson Rights UK (Allen Lane), US (FSG), Germany (Hanser)


Andrew Lownie Agency


Flaws of Nature Andrew Dobson An account of everything in the animal kingdom that is self-defeating, ill-made, uneconomical and downright weird—and how natural selection has favoured it.


Agent Andrew Lownie Rights UK (Te History Press), Korea (Content Group Forest), China (Beijing Science and Technology), Saudi Arabia (Sumo)


Kitty's Salon: Sex, Spying and Surveillance in the Third Reich Nigel Jones, Urs Brunner & Julia Schramel True story of how the most notorious brothel in the decadent Berlin of the Weimar Republic became a wartime spying centre with every room wired for sound, staffed by women agents specially selected by the SS to coax secrets from their VIP clients.


Agent Andrew Lownie Rights UK (Bonnier), US (Pegasus), France (Saint Simon), Slovenia (Beletrina), Estonia (Tanapaev)


Vassal State Angus Hanton Brexit supposedly meant Britain “taking back control” from Europe, but Hanton argues how the UK’s true paymasters are on a different continent entirely: America.


Agent Andrew Lownie Rights UK (Swift Press)


Nine Minds Daniel Tammet


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Agent Andrew Lownie Rights UK (Profile), France (Les Arènes)


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Vampire State: The Rise and Fall of the Chinese Economy Ian Williams


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The long-time fo eignreign correspondent and China specialist on that nation’ “vampire economy” andmy” and d effort bend


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economics and business to its own will and ambition”.


Agent Andrew Lownie Rights UK (Birlinn)


Andrew Nurnberg Associates


Flat 401 Kingsley Pearson “Complex, layered” début thriller in which an anonymous note threatens to expose the truth behind the confession that changed three lives forever; only three people know what happened in Flat 401, and one of them is already dead…


Agent Silé Edwards Rights World English (Orion)


Toussaint’s Pocket Watch Rhys Jones Brings 18th-century revolutions in Haiti, France and the US together in a single, sweeping narrative, and tells how “the experience of time—of slowness, acceleration, urgency—can move empires and entire peoples to action”.


Agent Charlotte Merritt Rights UK (Simon & Schuster)


The Hidden Rules of Culture Oliver Sweet “Anthropology for the smart thinking audience” showing how we can all use our shared culture to create change.


Agent Charlotte Merritt Rights UK (Wildfire)


The Nazi Mind: From Revolution to Holocaust Laurence Rees


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Foes And Cons Georgia Bowers A “Buffy” meets


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examination of how Nazi leaders and their supporters were capable of committing the worst crime in the history of the world.


Agent Michael Dean Rights UK (Viking), US (Public Affairs)


Motherland: The Untold History Lyuba Vinogradova A “definitive” and uncensored retelling of the Eastern Front in the Second World War as seen through the eyes of Soviet women.


Agent Michael Dean Rights World English (Viking)


Bell Lomax Moreton


The Estate Denzil Meyrick Bestselling thriller writer Meyrick’s newest has “twisted family dynamics and edge of your seat plotting… every family has a secret. Every father has a favourite. Every killer has a motive. Everyone wants it but who is willing to kill for it”.


Agent Jo Bell Rights World (Transworld)


Unapologetic Love Story Elle McNicoll Raina has become London's newest autistic It Girl but investigative journalist Tom is convinced she can't be as perfect as she seems… first novel for adults from the children’s star.


Agent Lauren Gardner


“BookSmart” by way of Fangirl YA, in which Eliza is at a convention for her favourite show, “Vampire Falls”, when it is gate- crashed by the person she loves/hates the most… can she put her feelings aside to win the ultimate prize?


Agent Lauren Gardner


Deferring Doomsday: The Perils We Face and the People Who’ll Save Us Tom Ough Journalist and existential risk expert Ough looks at the world’s many man-made threats— nuclear war, climate change, lab-made pandemics, AI—and the people whose life’s work it is to protect us from ourselves.


Agent Katie Fulford


The Book of Fallen Leaves A S Tamaki A Japanese-American screenwriter’s début “‘The Samurai’ meets ‘Game of Thrones’” fantasy which retells the 12th-century Heike saga following the fallen Gensei clan, a lost heir, a princess raised in courtly captivity and a famed warrior poet desperately trying to maintain a fragile peace as civil war and monsters stalk the land.


Agent John Baker


The Bent Agency An Academy of Liars Alexis Henderson A young woman enrols in a school of dark magic where she learns to manipulate minds, matter, and time itself— but will incalculable power come at the price of her soul?


Agent Jenny Bent Rights UK (Transworld), US (Ace)


Enchanting the Witch Stephanie Burgis First in a “sparkling” romantasy trilogy starring three magical queens, all determined to hold their own in a gaslamp-lit world where hags and ogres lurk in forests and genteel court intrigues can turn deadly.


Agent Molly Ker Hawn Rights World English (Bramble/Tor)


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