NYT and USA Today bestselling author Courtney Cole writing as Courtney Evan Tate’s SUCH DARK THINGS, an overworked ER doctor who is struggling with gaps in her memory due to trauma in her past discovers that her husband is keeping secrets of his own that challenge everything she believed about her marriage and puts both their lives in jeopardy, to Kathy Sagan at Mira, in a two-book deal.

Kirkus Prize nominee Valerie Bowman’s Christmas-themed historical romance, the tenth novel in her Playful Brides series of Regency romps, celebrating love in the holiday season, again to Holly Ingraham at St. Martin’s, in a nice deal, for publication in Fall 2018.

Cheryl Ann Smith’s untitled next book in the Brash and Brazen romantic suspense series, in which a tipsy pro cheerleader threatens her miserable boss during a night out and is found the next day standing over his dead body, forcing her to seek assistance from her former FBI ex-boyfriend to clear her name, to Tara Gavin at Kensington.

Author of the forthcoming IT STARTED WITH GOODBYE, Christina June’s EVERYWHERE YOU WANT TO BE, pitched as inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, in which a teen ballerina lands a spot in a prestigious NYC dance program for the summer after high school, and must vie with a fellow dancer for a permanent spot in the company even as she navigates a budding romance with a handsome drummer from her hometown, to Jillian Manning at Zonderkidz.

Anna Lee Huber’s next book in her Lady Darby mystery series, SHADOWS ON THE MOOR, in which a sleuth and her investigative partner and husband travel to Dartmoor in response to his ailing grandfather’s urgent summons to look into the disappearance of a family member and heir to the grandfather’s fortune, to Michelle Vega at Berkley.

Jennifer Robson’s next book set in post WWII London, telling the story of the women involved with the joyful preparations for Princess Elizabeth’s 1947 wedding, a bright light in a country still reeling from a devastating war, to Amanda Bergeron at William Morrow, in a very nice deal, in a two-book deal.

NYT bestselling author Shelley Noble’s LIGHTHOUSE BEACH, in which three women convince their close friend not to marry her philandering fiance despite the wishes of her controlling family, and find new beginnings for themselves when they hide out in a Maine coastal town whose lighthouse is shut down but still shines for the lost in spirit, to Tessa Woodward at William Morrow, in a very nice deal, in a two-book deal, for publication in Summer 2018.

Kara Sheridan’s UNTITLED, the first in a new football series, about a social media expert who is assigned to rehabilitate the troubled reputations of the Alabama Warriors only to find out there’s still scorching chemistry between her and the star quarterback of the team, her ex-boyfriend she hasn’t seen in six years, in a 3-book deal.

Susanna Craig’s new Georgian historical romance series which follows the adventures of the Burke siblings as their rebellious Irish hearts find love in England, in a three-book deal.

NYT and USA Today bestselling author Lynn Cahoon’s, well reviewed Tourist Trap series featuring coffeehouse/bookstore owner Jill Gardner and set in fictional South Cove, California in a tourist town where everyone’s not as friendly as they seem, in a 3-book deal.