News
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'Lestrade' remains in the Top 100
28 May 2014
M J Trow’s detective mystery The Adventures of Inspector Lestrade, recently reissued by Thistle Publishing, remains in the Amazon Top 100.
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Britannia competition
27 May 2014
The English Historical Fiction Authors website is currently running a competition to win copies of Britannia: The Wall, the new historical novel by Richard Denham and M J Trow.
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Nicholas Best launches Kindle Single
27 May 2014
Nicholas Best’s new Kindle Single launches today. Point Lenana is a powerful and suspenseful story set in colonial Kenya. It is currently being promoted on the Kindle Singles front page.
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Dr Laura Corr into Amazon top 30
27 May 2014
Dr Laura Corr’s fantastic new book Eat Your Way To Lower Cholesterol: Recipes to reduce cholesterol by up to 20% in Under 3 Months has gone straight into the Amazon top 30 bestsellers.
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Tim Newark on Good Morning Britain
27 May 2014
Tim Newark was on ITV’s new breakfast show Good Morning Britain, as well as the front page of the FT.
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Gerhard Weinberg reviews Randall Hansen
27 May 2014
Randall Hansen’s new book Disobeying Hitler has received a great review from celebrated military historian Gerhard Weinberg. ‘A comprehensive review… a fine survey.’ Full review
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Monica Porter on Woman's Hour
27 May 2014
Monica Porter’s interview on Woman’s Hour (BBC Radio 4) is now online.
Monica’s memoir Raven: My year of dating dangerously… was first published by Thistle, and quickly became a bestseller, before being acquired by Head of Zeus.
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Great reviews for Call The Vet
26 May 2014
Call The Vet has been receiving fantastic reviews. The following are a selection:
‘This is a light-hearted and upbeat memoir.’ Daily Mail
‘Heart-warming’ Daily Mail
‘An engaging book. Which I can also heartily recommend’ Daily Mail
‘The literary love child of James Herriot and Bridget Jones’ Dorset Life
‘Call the Vet is a delightful, engaging account of Anna’s early experiences as a country vet. She has a wonderful sense of humour and effortlessly reels off one hilarious anecdote after another… pure comedy gold. [Yet] some of the stories are funny and some are tragic, as Anna shares the ups and downs of life as a vet. The story also has a little romance, which is delightfully sweet. Call the Vet was a lovely read that had me laughing one minute and crying the next. It will appeal to anyone who loves animals, especially fans of James Herriot stories. I sincerely hope that this book will be part of a series, as I would love to read more of Anna’s experiences with animals and the funny folk who care for them.’ The Bookbag
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Recent Foreign Rights Sales
25 May 2014
Japanese and Traditional Chinese rights in Nessa Carey’s The Epigenetics Revolution
Simplified Chinese rights in Marina Chapman’s The Girl with No Name
German rights in Andy Donaldson’s Terrible Estate Agent Photos
