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FOREIGN Spring 2021 RIGHTS Kerstin Schuster Foreign Rights Verlagsgruppe Droemer Knaur Hilblestr. 54, 80636 München, Germany Contact: [email protected] CONTENT Page Author Title Fiction 8 Borrmann, Mechtild The Slow Rhythm of Happiness Crime 9 Berg, Matthias The Reward of Betrayal 10 Bernard, Carine The Lavender Curse 11 Cantz, Kerstin Miss Zeisig and the American Friend 12 Föhr, Andreas Under the oppressor 13 Franz/Holbe Julia Durant. The Young Huntress 14 Kölpin, Regine The Guano Murder 15 Martin, Pierre Mme le Commissaire and the Panicking Diva 16 Nähle, Kirsten Twelve Sins 17 Vaszary, Anne von Hunt in the Shadows Thriller 18 Burger / Artmeier Dirty Poison 19 Holbe, Daniel The Butcher 20 Kraus, Christian Deep sleep 21 Oetker, Alexander Zara and Zoë - The Daughter of the Godfather 22 Schuller, Alexander Catacombs 23 Tomasson, Ben Forsberg and the Disappeard Girl CONTENT Page Author Title Fantasy 24 Bardilac, Eleanor Bone Flowers Don’t Wilt 25 Bendzko, Nora The Gods Must Die 26 Koch, Boris Fools’ Crown 27 Meyer, Kai / Surborg, L. Imperator Young Romance 28 Lucas, Lilly New Chances 29 Lück, Anne This is our Show 30 Tack, Stella Light it up 31 Zett, Alicia Not Your Type 32 Zett, Alicia Maybe Not Tonight Family Saga 33 Caspian, Hannah Greifenau Manor - Change of Stars 34 Petersen, Anke The Coffee Garden. Salt in the Wind 35 Petersen, Anke The Coffee Garden. The Colours of the Sea CONTENT Page Author Title Historical Fiction 36 Hellweg, Elke Fresh from the Baltic Sea 37 Lorentz, Iny The Pearl Princess – Rivals 38 Lorentz, Iny The Pearl Princess - Cannibals 39 Rehn, Heidi Warning against women Commercial Fiction 40 Birkland, Julie Wild as the wind 41 Casell, Pia A Sage-Scented Summer 42 Fröhlich, Susanne Gone to Ground 43 Herzblum, Anna Love Lives On The Second Floor Left 44 Holm, Greta Altes Land and New Love 45 Jacobsen, Emma The Island Midwife 46 Janek, Ella The Woman in the Park 47 Jensen, Yvonne The Atelier at the Ocean 48 Landgraf, Annette A Joker for Happiness 49 Matisek, Marie Summer Vintage 50 Rüther, Sonja Hey June Humor & Satire 51 Bittl, Monika I Wish My Elders Were Younger 52 Heinemann/Schweida 66 things you can do as a pensioner 53 Wittler, Tine Need hometown, can provide beer CONTENT Page Author Title Non-Fiction Politics & Society 54 Fischer, Thomas Sex and Crime 55 Herr & Speer Europe for Future 56 Mülln, Friedrich Animal protection special unit 57 Urner, Maren Escape from the Everlasting Perma-crisis Psycholgy and Medicine 58 Bartens, Werner Body Times 59 Bein, Thomas Right Down to the Bone 60 Macht, Michael Hunger, Frustration and Chocolate 61 Möhn/Harms/Jaax Team F 62 Schmiderer, Monika Find Clarity 63 Wildt, Bert te Burn On: Constantly about to burn out Philosphy and Religion 64 Kitzler, Albert Just the Calm 65 Moestl, Bernhard The Dream of a Non-Conformist Life Nature & Knowledge 66 Hesse, Christian Anything but Chance! 67 Kitchenham, Kate Animal best friends 68 Nguyen-Kim, Mai Thi The Lowest Common Denominator Sex & Partnership 69 Plaßmann, Anica Sex-free CONTENT Page Author Title Biography/Memoir 70 Fiedler, Mimi You May Now Kiss the Frog 71 Janßen, Enno The Island Steward of Memmert 72 Manuellsen King in the Shadows 73 Ofarim, Gil Betting on Hope 74 Reski, Petra I Once Fell in the Grand Canal Mind, Body, Spirit 75 Damilia Influence Yourself 76 Grimm, Hans-Ulrich Wine is healthy 77 Günther, Maja Don’t compare yourself, be yourself 78 Hansch, Dietmar Manage Panic and Claustrophobia Yourself 79 Kerckhoff/Schneider The Vegan Health Book 80 Lekutat, Carsten Health for lazy bones 81 Lichter, Horst I Will Now be Silent 82 Maly-Samiralow, Antje The Apple Pharmacy 83 Ott, Urlich Spirituality for sceptics 84 Strauß, Markus The wild plant apothecary – calendar The Immune System Booster series 85 Dahlke, Rüdiger Eating vegan 86 Rampp, Thomas Breathing 87 Richard, Ursula Meditaion 88 Schöps, Inge Yoga 89 Scheuermann, Ulrike Self-Love 90 Strauß, Markus Nature CONTENT Page Author Title Yoga 91 Badwal, Wanda Chakra-Yoga 92 Konrad, Nicole Yoga for every body Spiritual Fiction 93 Leppert, Kerstin Lessons of the Heart Family & Education 94 Witt, Laila Maria You are the Best Mother for Your Baby bene! Christian Spirituality 95 Alof, Stefan Maria That Will Knock You Socks off 96 Breer, Tobias The Marathon Priest 97 Haak, Rainer Optimism 77 Times Over 98 Kötter, Lisa Silence was Yesterday 99 Plutte, Doro How attitude changed our lives 100 Vogt, Fabian Here I stand, I Cannot do Otherwise bene! for Kids 101 Käßmann, Lea The Little Raccoon is Confident 102 Käßmann, Margot Jonah and the Big Fish 103 Contacts FICTION Mechtild Borrmann The Slow Rhythm of Happiness • Sensitive and deeply kind: Mechtild Borrmann proves her mastery • Total sales of multi award-winning SPIEGEL best-selling author: more than 900,000 copies • “Mechtild Borrmann unshakingly recounts the most excit- ing stories.” Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung April 2021 · 192 pages Mechthild Bormann, born 1960, spent Mechtild Borrmann’s stories tell of the people in the shadows, on the her childhood and youth on the Lower edges of society and sometimes also on the verge of legality. In clear, Rhine. Before she turned to writing, she unadorned language, ordinary fates become momentary snapshots of worked in the food service industry, being human. Sometimes harrowing, sometimes touching, sometimes and as a dance and theatre pedagogue. Her crime novel Wer das Schweigen conciliatory, the best-selling author recounts the wrangling and the bricht became a bestseller and was despair, the anger and the forgiveness, big dreams, small moments of awarded the German Crime Writing happiness and the beauty of the moment. Also in short stories Prize 2012. Mechthild Borrmann lives in Mechtild Borrmann proves to be a “magnificent chronologist of Bielefeld, where she works as a free- everyday life and a true friend of mankind” (Reinhard Jahn, WDR5 lance author. In 2015, her novel “Der Mordsberatung). Geiger” was awarded the Readers’ Prize of ELLE/France. Further Titles Droemer HC 8 CRIME Mathias Berg The Reward of Betrayal • A missing person case and the brutal murder of a hitch- hiker: the second cold case for Lupe and Otto • “Preis der Rache is clever, multi-layered - and captivates with an irresistible heroine. I am looking forward to many more cold cases with Lupe Svensson!” Melanie Raabe May 2021 · 400 pages Summer 1992, a young girl disappeared on her way home from a party © privat © privat with friends and was discovered a short time later - she had been murdered. The case was never solved. In 2003, the newly widowed Gabriele Küster asks young forensic psychologist Lupe Svensson and experienced investigator Otto Hagedorn for help. Her son Fabian dis- appeared without a trace in 1993 and she thinks his letter of farewell was faked. She believes that her son was a victim of crime. In their research Lupe and Otto quickly make initial connections but also find Mathias Berg was born in circum- inconsistencies as well as the unsolved case of the so-called “hitch- stances befitting a novel - to be precise hiker” killer. A short time later, when they get a sign of life from the he was exactly 17 days early because the missing Fabian, the investigation takes a surprising turn. neighbour shot his wife the day before. His mother, the daughter of a police- man from Stuttgart, passed on a passion for reading and writing to him. After attending school in Ulm, he studied sociology in Bamberg and London, temped as a radio presenter and worked as a copywriter and marketing editor. “The reward of betrayal” is the second volume in the cold case series about psychologist Lupe Svensson and inves- tigator Otto Hagedorn. Mathias Berg lives in Cologne Knaur TB 9 CRIME Carine Bernard The Lavender Curse . A crime novel set in Provence • Part 3 of the Lavender murders: an atmospheric hunt for the killer in France’s most popular holiday region • For readers of Pierre Martin, Jean-Luc Bannalec and Sophie Bonnet as well as everyone who loves Provence • Perfect holiday reading April 2021 · 288 pages During a romantic picnic with her boyfriend Simon, Lilou Braque is called to the scene of a murder. In a vineyard a man has been killed © Rolf Richter © Rolf Richter with a shotgun. While Lilou tries to establish the identity of the deceased, her friend Claire discovers the deed of ownership for a château dated 1933 in the secret drawer of an antique desk. Strangely, no property with this name exists, and also there are no records of its supposed owner. When Lilou discovers who the victim in the vine- yard is, she fears there is an awful connection. Together with the true heir of the château, she puts herself in danger in order to catch the murderer. Carine Bernard was born in 1964 in Lower Austria and lives with her hus- band close to Düsseldorf. She has a pen- chant for France and loves discovering the country and its people by driving her camper van down small country lanes. Provence with its picturesque vil- lages and its fantastic food has been her favourite destination for years. Knaur TB 10 CRIME Kerstin Cantz Miss Zeisig and the American Friend • Multifaceted crime novel set in the Munich of the sixties • Case no. 2 for Miss Zeisig • For readers with an interest in contemporary history • “The author understands how to simultaneously bring historic events [...] and the zeitgeist of the sixties to life.” WDR 4 on “Fräulein Zeisig und der frühe Tod” July 2021 · 320 pages Kerstin Cantz was born in Potsdam in On the day of Kennedy’s assassination, a delicate job takes Elke Zeisig, 1958.