Current Submissions
This section lists the Agency's books that are on offer to publishers in the UK and the US.
Book rights available in the UK
Book rights available in the US
Biography
An Unlikely Spy: The remarkable story of the life and death of Major C A Cameron.
Michael George
The remakable story of a fraudster who became a noted British spy.
Behind Golden Doors: the life of Princess Elizabeth
Jane Dismore
The story of Queen Elizabeth 11's early life
Dr James Barry: A Woman Ahead of Her Time
Michael Du Preez,
Jeremy Dronfield
The fullest, most authoritative biography yet of this pioneering, convention-defying woman – a brilliant medical professional and social reformer - who chose to live her life as a man.
Loose Ladies
Linda Porter
The story of the women who shared Charles 11's bed and their influence on the politics and cultural life of the reign.
Louis XIV: The Gift of God
Josephine Wilkinson
Louis XIV: The Gift of God is the first popular biography of Louis XIV since 2004.
Prince George: Duke of Kent
Glyn Gowans
The first biography for over twenty years of Prince George, Duke of Kent – the Queen's uncle - which, drawing on much unpublished material, reassesses the reputation of George V’s most handsome, glamorous and cultured son.
Fiction
A Collar for Cerberus
Matt Stanley
A thoughtful, inspirational novel, which tells the story of a callow young graduate who chauffeurs an irascible old Nobel laureate on an epic trip around Greece.
All My Colours
David Quantick
A horror story about a man who remembers a book that nobody else has heard of, with dire consequences.
Blood Brothers
Nick Pope
An action thriller set in London, in the Tom Clancy / Chris Ryan mould, in which an SAS soldier and a former jihadist are forced to work together to prevent a devastating terror attack.
Corkscrew: The highly improbable tale of a professional wine buyer
Peter Stafford-Bow
A comic crime romp set in the wine trade, stylistically sitting somewhere between Christopher Brookmyre and Lucky Jim.
Diary of an Adorable Fat Girl
Bernice Bloom
A warm, affectionate, and very funny romantic comedy about a woman’s struggle to lose weight and find love, similar in style to Sophie Kinsella's Shopaholic series.
The Brideship Wife
Leslie Howard
From England to the gold fields of British Columbia, this is the story of one woman's quest for independence and adventure in the "modern world" of 1862.
The Frontier Society: Volume One – The American Condor
Kieran Lynn
An action-packed middle-grade adventure in which 12-year-old Londoner Sam Eaglestone and New Yorker Madeline Pierce travel together through time to save lost artefacts for museums.
The Tyre
Christian J Dubois,
Liz C Huntley
When a huge new tyre falls from a passing truck, it changes the life of a poor untouchable in ways he could never have foreseen.
The Wormwood Mystery
Larry Enmon
A gritty mystery in which two police detectives investigate an apparent kidnapping.
Woodcutter
Shaun Baines
A contemporary crime thriller set in Newcastle Upon Tyne - some family trees are meant to fall.
General
To Love, Honour & Betray: Why Affairs Happen and How to Survive Them
Zelda West-Meads
A guide to marriage, affairs, and emotional infidelity from the Daily Mail's agony aunt.
World Wide Web War: Google, Facebook—and the Battle for the Net
Chris Woodford
Meticulously researched, yet readable and accessible, World Wide Web War examines a range of controversial issues that keep Google and Facebook locked in the headlines.
History
A popular history of the Jacobites
Desmond Seward
A popular history of Jacobitism.
American Detective: Leon Turrou and the Exposure of the Nazi Spy Ring in America
Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones
The remarkable life-story of the Polish-born FBI agent Leon Turrou detailing his role in the FBI’s war on mobsters and how he exposed the Nazi Spy Ring of 1938.
Darling Winston, Dearest Mamma
David Lough
A collection of letters between Winston Churchill and his mother which sheds fresh light on the future Prime MInister.
No Martyr’s Cause
Tim Tate,
Brad Johnson
No Martyr’s Cause is a new and definitive investigation into the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968.
Queen Victoria's Freaks
John Woolf
Queen Victoria’s Freaks is the story of the numerous freak performers who met Queen Victoria; equally, it is a tale about the Queen who loved to stare.
Rally Round the Flag: The American Civil War and its Legacy.
Lawrence James
A fresh and concise history of the dramatic events that created modern America and have haunted its people for the past one-hundred-and-fifty years.
The Stone Crusher: The True Story of the Kleinmann Family’s Fight for Survival in the Holocaust
Jeremy Dronfield
A unique tale in the Holocaust genre: a story of tragedy and horror but also an adventure, an edge-of-seat read in the style of Dronfield’s previous bestselling WWII book, Beyond the Call, with a similar uplifting emotional heart – human love and dedication amid the horror of war.
Travellers in the Third Reich
Julia Boyd
Drawing on diaries and letters, Travellers in the Third Reich tells the story of travellers in Nazi Germany .
Warmongers: How Leaders and Their Unnecessary Wars Have Wrecked the Modern World
Roger Howard
Warmongers mixes historical fact with ‘what if’ and ‘what could have been done differently’ to look at why leaders go to war.
Memoir
Gigolo to the Super Rich
Clifford Thurlow,
Ben Foster
The memoirs of a gigolo to the super rich.
Higher Than The Sun: Coming Up in the 90s Underworld
Kris Hollington
Higher Than The Sun, set in 1990s Camden Town, is a coming-of-age story featuring mega-squats, illegal music/drugs festivals, magic mushroom parties, Hell’s Angels, Hari Krishnas, Lou Reed, stabbings, overdoses, police raids, smuggling missions, break-ins, fake weddings and attempted murder.
Popular Science
Reading People Right
David Lewis
Reading People Right is about the silent signals we use to make sense of ourselves and the world around us.