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ƫăāāĉċ to View Updates, Please See the ((ƫăāāĉƫraincoast Ecatalogue Or Visit Amy Stewart Miss Kopp's Midnight Confessions ƫ ĂĀāĈ ƫ ƫ ƫ This edition of the catalogue was printed on .$ƫĂĈČƫĂĀāĈċ To view updates, please see the ((ƫĂĀāĈƫRaincoast eCatalogue or visit www.raincoast.com Amy Stewart Miss Kopp's Midnight Confessions The best-selling author of Girl Waits with Gun and Lady Cop Makes Trouble continues her extraordinary journey into the real lives of the forgotten but fabulous Kopp sisters. Deputy sheriff Constance Kopp is outraged to see young women brought into the Hackensack jail over dubious charges of waywardness, incorrigibility, and moral depravity. The strong-willed, patriotic Edna Heustis, who left home to work in a munitions factory, certainly doesn’t belong behind bars. And sixteen-year-old runaway Minnie Davis, with few prospects and fewer friends, shouldn’t be publicly shamed and packed off to a state-run reformatory. But such were the laws—and morals—of 1916. Constance uses her authority as deputy sheriff, and occasionally exceeds it, to investigate and defend these women when no one else will. But it's her sister Fleurette who puts Constance's beliefs to the test and forces her to 9780544409996 • $26.00 / Hardcover reckon with her own ideas of how a young woman should and shouldn't Miss Kopp's Midnight Confessions behave. SEPTEMBER • Fiction • 304 pages • Carton Qty: 12 • Territory: US,C,O • Against the backdrop of World War I, and drawn once again from the true B/T/A/P/M: Tessler Literary Agency story of the Kopp sisters, Miss Kopp’s Midnight Confessions is a spirited, S: HMH page-turning story that will delight fans of historical fiction and lighthearted detective fiction alike. ALSO AVAILABLE Girl Waits with Gun AMY STEWART is the award-winning author 978-0-544-80083-0 $14.95 PA of eight books, including the firsttwo Kopp Sisters novels, Girl Waits with Gun and Lady Lady Cop Makes Trouble 978-0-544-40994-1 $26.00 HC Cop Makes Trouble, and thebestsellers The Drunken Botanist and Wicked Plants. She and • Eight to ten national captive-audience/big-ticket her husband live inCalifornia, where they events, including New York City/New Jersey, own a bookstore called Eureka Books. Traverse City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Portland, Houston, and Dallas • National online advertising Author’s residence: • Online promotion, including social media and Eureka, California shareable content E-book available 9780544409637 • 1 • HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT www.hmhbooks.com September Vanessa Grigoriadis Blurred Lines Sex, Power, and Consent on Campus What is really happening behind closed doors on America’s college campuses? A new sexual revolution is roiling this country, and college students are on the frontlines, rallying around a new set of slogans: “Yes Means Yes,” “We Believe You,” “It’s Never Her Fault.” Fighting over the very definitions of rape, assault, and consent, students and administrators are locked in a confrontation that seems impossible to resolve. When casual sex, online dating, and alcohol-fueled parties dominate the social lives of many college students, it’s hard to understand what rules—if any—control dating and sex. The outcome of this debate will redefine how we think about sex and gender in America. 9780544702554 • $28.00 / Hardcover Blurred Lines Vanessa Grigoriadis offers the first investigation into why this debate SEPTEMBER • Current Affairs • 320 pages • Carton emerged, how it is evolving, and where it may lead us. Her account draws Qty: 12 • Territory: US,C,O • on detailed firsthand reporting, as she embeds at schools both large and B/T/A/P/M: William Morris Endeavor small and talks candidly with dozens of students. With clarity and fresh S: HMH insight, she weighs the accounts of survivors and the accused, and hears from activists, parents, and administrators. The sum of her fascinating, fly-on-the-wall research is a revelatory account of how long-standing codes • National author tour to New York, Boston, DC, of sex and power are being rewritten from scratch. Philadelphia, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, Dallas, and Chicago • National drive-time radio tour VANESSA GRIGORIADIS is a contributing editor • National print, online, and radio advertising at the New York Times Magazine and Vanity Fair, • Academic and library promotion specializing in pop culture, youth movements, and investigatory journalism. She is a National Magazine Award winner and has been featured E-book available 9780544702608 on MSNBC, CNN, Dateline, andInvestigation/ Discovery shows. Author’s residence: New York EAMON DOLAN/HOUGHTON MIFFLIN • 2 • HARCOURT www.hmhbooks.com September Elly Griffiths The Blood Card In the third Magic Men mystery, the first partially set in America, a threat of mass violence looms over Elizabeth II’s coronation: Can DI Edgar Stephens and Max Mephisto crack the case and save the crown? Elizabeth II’s coronation is looming, but DI Edgar Stephens is busy investigating the death of a local fortuneteller. Meanwhile, his old pal, the magician Max Mephisto, is rehearsing for his television debut, a Coronation Day variety show. But upon hearing that their wartime commander, Colonel Cartwright, has been found dead in his flat, the two men join forces to find out what happened. While Max is stuck in rehearsals, Edgar finds himself heading to New York, hot on the trail of a mesmerist he’s sure has valuable information for them—and his trusty sergeant, Emma, investigates some important leads at 9780544750302 • $25.00 / Hardcover home. As the clock ticks down to Coronation Day, the team must scramble The Blood Card to keep Max’s small-screen debut from ending in a dangerously explosive SEPTEMBER • Mystery • 384 pages • Carton Qty: finale. 12 • Territory: US,C,O (-EU) • A: Blackstone Audio. B/T/P/M/S: Janklow & Nesbit (Kirby Kim) ELLY GRIFFITHS is the recipient of the Mary Higgins Clark Award and the CWA Dagger in the Library Award. Her work has been praised ALSO AVAILABLE as “gripping” (Louise Penny), "captivating" (Wall Street Journal), and “must-reads for fans of Smoke and Mirrors 978-0-544-52795-9 $25.00 HC crime fiction” (Associated Press). 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Equally useful and entertaining, The Asshole Survival Guide delivers a 9781328695918 • $28.00 / Hardcover cogent and methodical game plan, starting with diagnosis—what kind of The Asshole Survival Guide SEPTEMBER • Business/Self-Help • 224 pages • 1 asshole problem, exactly, are you dealing with? From there, Sutton b-w image • Carton Qty: 12 • Territory: US,C,O • provides field-tested, evidence-based, and sometimes surprising strategies A: Simon & Schuster Audio. /S: HMH. B/T/P/M: aimed at specific asshole-deflecting goals—avoiding them, outwitting them, Fletcher & Co (Christy Fletcher) disarming them, sending them packing, and developing one’s protective psychological armor. 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