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London Backlist Rights Guides A4 Size.Indd Trade Publishing BACKLIST RIGHTS GUIDE LONDON 2019 Table of Contents PAGE PAGE HANOVER SQUARE PRESS MIRA BOOKS (Cont’d.) Steven Hartov ......................................................................................................3 Maria V. Snyder ...........................................................................................48-49 Kelsey Miller ........................................................................................................3 Amanda Stevens ................................................................................................49 Neil Olson ............................................................................................................4 Courtney Evan Tate ..........................................................................................50 Charles Rosenberg .............................................................................................5 Rachel Vincent ............................................................................................50-51 Dan Abrams and David Fisher .........................................................................6 Debra Webb .......................................................................................................51 Susan Wiggs ................................................................................................. 52-54 PARK ROW BOOKS Brianna Wolfson ...............................................................................................54 Gretchen Anthony ..............................................................................................7 Sherryl Woods .............................................................................................55-57 Kimberly Belle .....................................................................................................8 Adrienne Benson ................................................................................................9 HQN BOOK A.F. Brady ..............................................................................................................9 Candace Camp ..................................................................................................58 Karma Brown .....................................................................................................10 Nicola Cornick ............................................................................................58-59 Graeme Cameron ............................................................................................. 11 Lauren Dane ......................................................................................................60 Paula Treick DeBoard ....................................................................................... 11 B.J. Daniels ...................................................................................................60-61 Pam Jenoff .......................................................................................................... 12 Cynthia Eden ...................................................................................................... 61 Mary Kubica .......................................................................................................13 Marie Force ........................................................................................................62 Jason Mott ..........................................................................................................14 Delores Fossen ..................................................................................................63 Lori Foster .....................................................................................................63-65 GRAYDON HOUSE Jeaniene Frost ....................................................................................................65 Emily Belden ......................................................................................................15 Linda Goodnight ...............................................................................................66 Nicola Cornick ..................................................................................................16 Heather Graham .........................................................................................66-67 Hester Fox ..........................................................................................................16 Kristan Higgins ............................................................................................67-68 Falguni Kothari .................................................................................................. 17 Brenda Jackson ...........................................................................................68-69 Jamie Raintree ...................................................................................................18 Brynn Kelly .........................................................................................................69 Julia London .......................................................................................................70 MIRA BOOKS Susan Mallery .............................................................................................. 71-75 Kimberly Belle ...................................................................................................19 Linda Lael Miller .......................................................................................... 75-76 Alexandra Borowitz ..........................................................................................20 Sarah Morgan ..............................................................................................76-78 Graeme Cameron .............................................................................................20 Diana Palmer ................................................................................................78-80 Robyn Carr ................................................................................................... 21-25 Marta Perry ..................................................................................................80-81 J.T. Ellison ...................................................................................................... 25-26 JoAnn Ross .........................................................................................................81 Heather Graham ......................................................................................... 26-28 Gena Showalter ...........................................................................................82-83 Heather Gudenkauf .........................................................................................29 RaeAnne Thayne .........................................................................................84-85 Stephanie Laurens ............................................................................................30 Jodi Thomas .................................................................................................85-86 Debbie Macomber ..................................................................................... 31-33 Tawny Weber .....................................................................................................86 Susan Mallery ..............................................................................................34-35 Maisey Yates .......................................................................................................87 Hannah Mary McKinnon.................................................................................35 Rick Mofina ........................................................................................................36 CARINA PRESS PRINT Jason Mott .................................................................................................... 36-37 Shannon Stacey .................................................................................................88 Carla Neggers ...............................................................................................37-39 Brenda Novak ..............................................................................................39-40 DIGITAL-ONLY SERIALIZATION Meg Little Reilly ................................................................................................41 Secrets Of The A-List .......................................................................................89 Tiffany Reisz ................................................................................................. 41-42 Tough Justice ................................................................................................90-92 Emilie Richards ............................................................................................ 42-43 Sheila Roberts..............................................................................................43-44 Michelle Sagara ...........................................................................................44-45 Sharon Sala ...................................................................................................45-46 Anna Snoekstra .................................................................................................47 - 2 - Hanover Square Press Steven Hartov THE SOUL OF A THIEF In the spring of 1944, I realized that I was not going to survive the war… Shtefan Brandt, adjutant to a colonel of the Waffen SS, has made it through the war so far in spite of his commander’s habit of bringing his staff
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