April showers brought a down pour of exciting new and returning authors and it kept up right into May! If you haven’t checked out these fantastic clients and their new releases yet, now is the time.
Welcome back to Sara Shepard! We are thrilled to be working on The Elizas, which is Sara’s debut adult thriller and has been getting incredible reviews so far!
Michele Campbell, It’s Always the Husband
Welcome back to Michele Campbell! We are working on her 2017 book It’s Always the Husband for its paperback release, as well as her latest book She Was the Quiet One, which is available this July.
Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
We cannot wait to continue working with Taylor Jenkins Reid on last year’s massive hit, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
Michelle Cox is continuing her Henrietta and Inspector Howard series with A Promise Given and we could not be happier to be working with her again for this next exciting chapter of the saga.
A warm welcome to suspense writer Roz Nay! Her new book, Our Little Secret has been called “captivating” by Publishers Weekly. It is sure to have you at the edge of your seat!
(in conjunction with St. Martin’s Press)
Flood is Melissa Scholes Young’s stunning debut book, which follows Laura as she grapples with returning to her tiny hometown. Welcome Melissa!
Christina Dodd, Dead Girl Running
New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd is at it again with her latest suspense novel Dead Girl Running. We are sure this will be her next big hit!
(in conjunction with Harlequin/HarperCollins)
We are excited to be working with Beverly Engel for the first time as she tells her story. Her soul-searching memoir is both inspirational and heartbreaking.
Krishan Bedi, Engineering a Life
Krishan Bedi has come a long way since he landed in America at the age of 12 with just $300 to his name. We can’t wait to share his story and are so glad we get the chance to work with him on his debut memoir.
Deborah Batterman, Just Like February
We’d like to warmly welcome Pushcart nominee and award-winning fiction writer Deborah Batterman. Her book Just Like February is debuting this month and we cannot wait for you to read it!
Introducing Ron Bahar, an LA-based doctor whose debut book, The Frontman has been garnering quite a bit of attention. We are thrilled to be working with him!
Mary K. Jensen, Rudy’s Rules for Travel
Mary and her new groom Rudy could not be more different – or more perfect for each other. Award-winning writer Mary K. Jensen tells the heartwarming tale of her and her adventurous husbands travels.
Kristin Kaye’s SparkPress debut Tree Dreams has already set off a global tree tagging campaign that celebrates nature and our connection to it! We can’t wait to get cracking on her campaign!
Welcome to Ida Curtis! Her historical romance, Song of Isabel, is the kind of book that will make you cancel your plans to keep reading.
Linda Curtis’s heartbreaking memoir follows her as she leaves the Jehovah’s Witness faith that she was raised in. In doing so she will endure terrible losses, but find herself. You’re going to need to grab the tissues for this one.
Kathy Mehuron, The Opposite of Never
We are so delighted to be working with Kathy Mehuron on her second book The Opposite of Never. Her first book, Fading Past, which came out in 2015 was Kathy’s own story, now she is telling someone else’s.
Alice Tallmadge, Now I Can See the Moon
Career journalist Alice Tallmadge’s retelling of the satanic child abuse social panic of the 1980’s and 1990’s perfectly intertwines her journalistic reporting style with her emotional personal connection. You won’t be able to put Now I Can See the Moon down!
Anna Hecker, When the Beat Drops
We are thrilled to be representing Anna Hecker for her debut book, When the Beat Drops. Her book about chasing your dreams has inspired all of us here at BookSparks.
Christie Nelson, Beautiful Illusions
A warm welcome to Christie Nelson! Her suspense-packed new book, Beautiful Illusions will have readers guessing from beginning to end.
B.E. Beck, Who Are You, Trudy Herman?
B.E. Beck tackles issues that many do not – like growing up in the little-known internment camps located in America during World War II. Welcome to the BookSparks family!
Joyce Hocker, The Trail to Tincup
Introducing Joyce Hocker, bestselling author of Interpersonal Conflict, a text used in upwards of 250 colleges, shares her journey to reconciling with the loss of four family members in two years. Welcome Joyce!
Paige Davis is a woman of many trades and a huge inspiration! When she’s not busy publishing a book about her journey through cancer, Paige teaches mindfulness and meditation to corporations through the company she founded.
Ann Colley, The Odyssey and Dr. Novak
It is with great excitement that we introduce distinguished professor, world-traveler and Fulbright Fellow Ann Colley. The Odyssey and Dr. Novak is her memoir chronicling how a chance meeting as a child impacted the direction of her life.
Wanda Maureen Miller, Last Trip Home
Wanda Maureen Miller’s new book Last Trip Home has just as much country charm as Wanda herself. Last Trip Home is the story of Grace as she fights to distance herself from her impoverished and bigoted past.
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