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  • The M Room featured in The Telegraph

    03 Oct 2016

    The M Room, by historian Helen Fry, was featured in a Telegpraph article this week on the preservation of important World War Two site Trent Park.

    Walls that gave up Nazi secrets to be preserved in new museum

  • Recent Foreign Rights sales

    01 Oct 2016

    Turkish rights in Rachel Kelly’s Walking on Sunshine: 52 Small Steps to Happiness.

    Chinese rights in Angus Konstan’s Jutland 1916: Twelve Hours That Decided The Great War.

    Chinese rights in Beyond the Call: The Incredible True Story of One American’s Life-or-Death Mission on the Eastern Front in World War II by Lee Trimble and Jeremy Dronfield.

    Chinese rights in A Life in Death : The Remarkable Career of DI Richard Venables, Disaster Detective by Richard Venables and Kris Hollington

  • Louis XlV biography to Pegasus

    01 Oct 2016

    Pegasus have bought North American rights in a new biography of Louis XlV by Josephine Wilkinson.

  • New Julie Shaw book to Harper Collins

    01 Oct 2016

    Harper Collins have commissioned Sins of the Father the latest in her Hudson family non-fiction saga.

  • Cathy Glass still at no 2

    28 Sep 2016

    Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose Can I Let You Go? remains at number 2 in the paperback Sunday Times bestseller list.

  • Theo Aronson climbs the charts

    27 Sep 2016

    Two titles by the ever-popular royal historian Theo Aronson are currently selling well. The King in Love, the story of Edward VII’s mistresses, is currently at #12 in the Kindle bestseller list. And A Family of Kings, about the descendants of Christian IX of Denmark is also in the top 100, at #64.

  • New Kindle Single from Nicholas Best

    22 Sep 2016

    Nicholas Best’s powerful historical novella The Hangman’s Story has just been launched in the Kindle Single store - it’s currently the first book on the homepage.

    The Hangman’s Story

  • Cathy Glass remains at no 2.

    21 Sep 2016

    Cathy Glass’s Can I Let You Go? is Number 2 again in the Sunday Times non-fiction Paperback Bestsellers list.

  • Cathy Glass straight in at no 2

    14 Sep 2016

    Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose new memoir Can I Let You Go? has gone straight into the paperback non-fiction lists at no 2.

  • Last Days of Henry V111 to Orion

    09 Sep 2016

    Orion have bought world rights in an updated edition of Robert Hutchinson’s The Last Days of Henry VIII: Conspiracy, Treason and Heresy at the Court of the Dying Tyrant