Stanford professor Jo Boaler’s MATHEMATICAL DIVERSITY: THE NEUROSCIENTIFIC WAYS OF THINKING ABOUT MATH TO EMPOWER PARENTS, STUDENTS, EDUCATORS & YOU!, sharing the value of difference in people and in ways of seeing and approaching mathematics, in a significant deal.

Cofounders of BraveCore Chris Deaver and Ian Clawson‘s BRAVE TOGETHER: LEAD BY DESIGN, SPARK CREATIVITY, AND SHAPE THE FUTURE WITH THE POWER OF CO-CREATION, a strategic guide to help leaders be more creative and creatives be better leaders through co-creation—the power to break out of our siloes and shape a bright future with others in any domain—because when you’re in it together, anything is possible.

Jess Lourey‘s next Reed and Steinbeck thriller, pitched as Tana French’s THE SEARCHER meets The X-Files, in which an unorthodox BCA agent and by-the-book forensic scientist must team up to catch a cold case killer who is back, abducting a small town’s children one by one,  in a two-book deal.

Jamie Metzl’s THE THIRD REVOLUTION: RECASTING LIFE IN AN AGE OF REVOLUTIONARY TECHNOLOGY, exploring how the intersecting artificial intelligence, genetics, and biotechnology revolutions will reshape healthcare, plant and animal agriculture, manufacturing, energy, and data storage and ultimately recast much of life on earth… and what we can and must do now to maximize the benefits and minimize the harms associated with this fundamental transformation.

James Scurlock’s WELCOME TO THE INVESTING CLASS!, which reveals the dark side of Americans’ Covid-era obsession, stock trading, and what investors can do to save their families from ruin—or worse

Anthony DeStefano‘s BROADWAY BUTTERFLY: VIVIAN GORDON, THE LADY GANGSTER OF JAZZ AGE NEW YORK, about Vivian Gordon, who ran a sex and extortion racket and whose murder in 1931 triggered a series of events which roiled New York politics, resulting in the ouster of Mayor Jimmy Walker.

Joanna Schaffhausen‘s next untitled ANNALISA VEGA book, in which a Chicago detective matches wits against a brilliant neurosurgeon rumored to be a “good” sociopath—but who may have murdered one of his patients, in a 2-book deal.

Winter Renshaw‘s YOU OR SOMEONE LIKE YOU, a contemporary romance in which a woman takes the place of her identical twin sister on a blind date, only to end up tangled in a web of complications when sparks unexpectedly fly.

Dr. Kandi Wiens EdD’s BURNOUT IMMUNITY: HOW EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE CAN HELP YOU BUILD RESILIENCE AND HEAL YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH WORK, sharing how the author’s personal struggles with burnout led her on a research quest to unravel the mystery of why some people are immune to burnout; offering leaders in high-stress roles science-backed strategies to protect themselves.

B. Celeste’s LINDON U series, following the emotional journeys of five different college couples at Lindon University, in a five-book deal.