Kathleen Long’s COUNTING STARS, in which an emotionally-stuck woman borrows an RV to chase the stops on her dead brother’s travel bucket list only to discover healing and hope not in the destinations, but in the moments lived along the way.

Jamie Beck’s ACCIDENTALLY HERS, in which a sexy ski guide whose future is threatened by a run-in with a drunk driver tumbles head over heels for his determined physical therapist, who also is the driver’s sister.

Rayna Vause’s DEMON OF MINE, in which a demon summoned to collect a soul chooses to walk a dangerous path after coming face-to-face with the reincarnation of his former lover.

Sold! Liz Reinhardt’s REBELS LIKE US, in which a Dominican-American teen from Brooklyn finds herself reluctantly growing to appreciate Southern culture when her family moves to rural Georgia and she falls for the town’s golden boy, but when she makes the shocking discovery that her new high school still follows a longstanding tradition of holding two racially segregated proms, she must decide whether to risk everything to take a stand for what’s right, to Natashya Wilson at Harlequin Teen, in a two-book deal, for publication in Fall 2016.

Annette Bay Pimentel’s ANN BROOKS GOES WEST (WITH HER PIANO), about a determined pioneer who refuses to leave her beloved grand piano behind when she travels from St. Louis to Salt Lake City, and GIRL RUNNING, in which a woman becomes the first woman to sneak into and run the Boston Marathon, to Nancy Paulsen at Nancy Paulsen Books.

Arthur Lupia’s Uninformed: Why People Seem to Know So Little about Politics and What We Can Do about It,  revealing the kinds of information that can help people make better political decisions.

Judy Polinsky’s REDISCOVERING ROSE DESSERTS, in which updating popular eighteenth-century dessert recipes proves that whether your interest is in cooking, rose gardening, or history, using roses to re-create unusual recipes can be a delicious adventure.

Audio rights to Weina Randel’s THE MOON IN THE PALACE, based on the life of the famed 7th-century Chinese Empress Wu, to Aretha Bright and Susie Bright at Audible, in a two-book deal.

NYT bestselling author Kristen Proby’s LISTEN TO ME, the first book in her new “Fusion” series about five long time girlfriends who co-own a hip restaurant in Portland, in which the restaurant’s manager finds herself falling for a former superstar rocker, whose posters adorned her walls years ago, when he swaggers through the doors to apply for a weekend music gig, to Amanda Bergeron at William Morrow, in a significant deal, in an exclusive, in a three-book deal, for publication in Spring 2016.

Kate Bateman’s debut THE CIRCUS THIEF, a historical romance in which a roguish double agent finds himself requiring the talents of France’s most skilled tightrope walker, but neither expects the intense attraction that quickly sparks between them, to Junessa Viloria at Loveswept, in a three-book deal.