Daphne Press has scooped Seven Recipes for Revolution, a food-based epic fantasy, from debut novelist Ryan Rose.

Baskerville has snapped up two further books in Natalie Marlow’s historical crime series.

One More Chapter has signed The Parlour Wife, a "poignant" story about Nigerian women during the Second World War, from debut novelist Foluso Agbaje, in a two-book deal. 

We’ve eased ourselves back into the New Year, and are ready & raring to go! Read on to find out what our clients have been up to this week…

In our final DHH News Roundup of 2023, we are very excited to be wrapping things up with some lovely news from our clients. Let's begin!

In our final DHH News Roundup of 2023, we are very excited to be wrapping things up with some lovely news from our clients. Let's begin!

We're kicking off this week's DHH News Roundup with a wonderful short story written by Jo Thomas for The Mail on Sunday, published on the 10th December.

Becca Day's second book, All Her Little Lies is included in Amazon Kindle's 'Countdown to Christmas' promotion - pick it up for only 99p, only until Christmas Eve: a deal worth dying for...!

The first of five​ publication days this week, we're kicking off this week's news roundup with the Chris McDonald's chiller thriller, The Killer's Christmas List (HarperNorth)!

Raven Books has secured the next two books in Femi Kayode’s Philip Taiwo series.

Publishing director Alison Hennessey acquired UK and Commonwealth rights from Harry Illingworth. Josh Kendall at Mullholland (Hachette) has acquired the US rights to the two books and will publish alongside the UK.

We're kicking off this week's DHH News Roundup with the superb news that Femi Kayode's just-released Gaslight (Bloomsbury Raven), was selected as one of the best new thrillers for November from The Times:

In our final DHH News Roundup of 2023, we are very excited to be wrapping things up with some lovely news from our clients. Let's begin!

Orenda Books has landed A. J. West’s "extraordinary" historical thriller, The Betrayal of Thomas True.

Publisher Karen Sullivan acquired world English language rights in a two-book deal from David Headley. The novel will be published in June 2024.