Schneider Family Book Award honoree Alison Gervais’s untitled YA mystery, in which an aspiring teen writer adjusting to hearing loss finds herself caught up in an uncanny mystery in London—one that may involve the most famous detective duo of all time, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, and one that will put her awakening powers of observation to the test, to Katherine Jacobs at Blink, for publication in summer 2024.

A.D. Rhine’s DAUGHTERS OF BRONZE, the sequel to their Bronze Age epic HORSES OF FIRE, an historical novel of Troy, following Andromache, Rhea, Helen, and Cassandra as these fierce, unsung women and their band of unlikely allies work together to save the city’s greatest hope, to Cassidy Sachs at Dutton.

NYT and USA Today bestselling author Lynn Cahoon’s next three books in the TOURIST TRAP MYSTERY series, about a bookstore owner and set in central coastal California, in a 3-book deal.

Podcast host, speaker, former Fortune 50 senior executive, and Navy veteran John R. Miles’s PASSION STRUCK: UNLOCK YOUR PURPOSE, CREATE AN INTENTIONAL LIFE, sharing his leadership and elite performance expertise and revealing the counterintuitive formula for continual growth adopted by military leaders, business tycoons, and successful entrepreneurs who unlock their purpose and create an intentional life.

Jo McNally’s WINSOME COVE, in which a 50-ish divorcee travels to the Cape Cod hotel she inherited from the uncle she never knew, where she—and her adult children—find love where they least expect it, in a 3-book deal.

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.

Author of the forthcoming INDIGO AND IDA Heather Murphy Capps’s RULE OF THREE, her next middle grade novel in which a biracial baseball player conjures a strange smoke in stressful moments and learns this is rooted in his family history, to Amy Fitzgerald at Carolrhoda Books.

Author of THE CALL OF THE WRENS Jenni L. Walsh’s untitled novel, based on the life of Alice Marble, the 1930s-era Grand Slam tennis champion and Wonder Woman comic editor who became a spy during World War II to avenge her husband’s death, to Kimberly Carlton at Harper Muse, in a two-book 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.