And now for the Awesome Book News!!
*DRUMROLL*
I have a deal for two new books . . .
*Does the mega (and scary to small children and neighbours) HAPPY DANCE*
Here's the press release from my fab agent's (John Jarrold) website
PRESS RELEASE – NEW WORLD RIGHTS DEAL FOR URBAN FANTASY WRITER SUZANNE MCLEOD
Gillian Redfearn, Gollancz Editorial Director, has acquired World Rights to two supernatural thrillers by Suzanne McLeod. The agent was John Jarrold.
The titles offer an exciting new twist to the Spellcrackers.com series, set in London, but the details are currently being kept under wraps for now and will remain so until closer to publication. Speaking about the deal, Gillian said ‘We’re really thrilled with this new proposal from Suzanne McLeod. Her characters are warm and engaging, their relationships zing, her magic is clever and her London is beautifully evoked. The Spellcrackers novels are perfect for fans of Kim Harrison and Karen Marie Moning, and I think (when we share it!) readers will share our excitement about these novels.’
And that is all I can tell you! Like it says - sort of - the rest is secret! Sorrrrry! *apologetic smile while zipping lips* :-)
Huge, HUGE thanks to Gillian (I HEART my editor! BIG TIME! *g*), John and all at Gollancz!!
*celebratory cupcakes and bubbly for all*
Giveaway and interview at Between Dreams and Reality
Goodreads giveaways for The Sweet Scent of Blood and The Shifting Price of Prey.
Sometimes a bit of magical help might cost more than you bargained for . . .
London
is hosting the Carnival Fantastique, and Genny's job has never been
busier or more fulfilling. Only not everyone is so happy. Genny believed
she’d cracked the fae’s infertility curse . . . but the fae are still
barren. It’s a devastating plight to which the mysterious Emperor may
have the solution – if Genny can find him.
She needs help.
She
turns to the vampire Malik al-Khan, only to find he’s wrestling with
his own demons and, when the police request Genny’s assistance with a
magical kidnap, her own problems multiply too. Is it all unconnected, or
can the Emperor help her solve more than the fae’s infertility? Soon
Genny is hard on his trail, so it seems she’ll have a chance to ask . . .
but will the answer cost more than she’s willing to pay?
