Kristin Hannah Sets Next NovelJennifer Enderlin at St. Martin’s Press acquired U.S. and Canada rights to
The Fire from
Andrea Cirillo and
Rebecca Scherer at the Jane Rotrosen Agency. The book is Hannah’s first in three years, after the mega-besteller
The Women.
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More New Book Deals of NoteAmong this week’s offerings are
Vincenzo Barney’s Augusta: An American Muse, an expansion of his 2024
Vanity Fair profile of Cormac McCarthy’s lover; the debut novel from
Emma Hine,
Flotilla, about a young woman living amid a fleet of aging spaceships in the distant future; and
For You I Would Forget by
Zeyneb Holdridge, about a woman in Istanbul who must make a deal with a jinn to save her family’s bathhouse.
The Latest in Children’s and YA DealsNew projects this week include
The Bidding Season by debut author
Ali Brown, a dystopian YA novel pitched as
The Bachelor meets
The Handmaid's Tale, in which a rebellious girl must pretend to be a high-value bride when she’s thrust into a ritual marriage auction;
A Gloss, a Glass, a Flower by
Joy McCullough, about three young women in 1945, 1991, and 2028, linked through time by a miniature couture exhibit created in Paris in the wake of WWII; and a second untitled novel about a laundress in a traveling medicine show; and
From the Clear Blue Sky by
Jackie Akiko Cloud, a YA novel set 10 years after September 11, about a teen girl who lost her father in the towers but finds evidence he is still alive.
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