On Submission
This section lists the Agency's books that are on offer to publishers in both the UK and the US.
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Biography
Biography of the legendary British spy Daphne Park. read more...
Traces the life of Baron Rudolph ‘Rip’ von Ripper (1905-60) from his rebellious childhood in the imperial Austria-Hungary court, to his eventual acclaim as an artist and US military hero before he settled on the island of Mallorca as a CIA agent. read more...
A life of the founder of the news agency Reuters. read more...
The first modern biography of Sir Edward Marshall Hall KC (1858-1927) who was known as “The Great Defender” as he got more people off the death penalty than any other known barrister in a series of sensational headline grabbing trials. read more...
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. read more...
The incredible tale of the bewitching courtesan, the Countess Valtesse de la Bigne, who clawed her way up from humble, impoverished origins to become one of the most sought-after and glamorous women in Paris read more...
The first biography for over twenty years of Prince George, Duke of Kent – the Queen's uncle - which, drawing on much unpublished material, reassesses the reputation of George V’s most handsome, glamorous and cultured son.
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Fiction
Rickshaw is a gritty, comic tale of London nightlife and redemption from David McGrath. read more...
A literary thriller and murder mystery set inside the ramshackle guts and glory of a huge UN peacekeeping mission. read more...
A hard-boiled thriller in the style of Lee Child, in which reluctant assassin Cal Winter finds himself in Africa investigating an MI6 mole. read more...
A tale of stormy relationships in the melting pot of post-colonial India. read more...
A psychological thriller set in an English village. read more...
A sequel to Jules Verne's Journey to the Centre of the Earth. read more...
The Blackbird Singularity is a first-person literary novel about the struggle to start a new life after losing a four-year-old child to cancer. read more...
An epic wartime revenge drama, which unfolds over the course of three major twentieth century conflicts. read more...
A nostalgic tale of a rural Victorian policeman, based on the diaries of a real figure. read more...
Thank You For This Life is an extraordinary, shocking literary novel, which has won rave reviews in Germany. read more...
General
In this thrilling true-life, wartime murder mystery, Piu Marie Eatwell once again becomes a historical detective – as she did when she laid bare the long-buried secrets of the Dukes of Portland in her most recent book, The Dead Duke, his Secret Wife, and the Missing Corpse. read more...
History
The story of seven momentous days during the attack on Pearl Harbour which is also a snapshot of the whole world during an extraordinary week in its history. read more...
A history of a house and its many famous visitors. read more...
The Sean Devils: Britain’s Last and Most Daring Raid of World War II is The Cockleshell Heroes with submarines. read more...
Ian Graham’s book, The Wrong Side of the Blanket, tells the stories of the most notorious courtesans, concubines and royal mistresses. read more...
The Men Who Shaped the Arab Revolt takes a fresh approach to the campaign, by looking at it through the experiences of seventeen British officers and intelligence operatives. read more...
The story of the anti-Nazi underground in the German army and its various attempts to assassinate Adolf Hitler read more...
From Prisoners of War to Partisans tells the long-forgotten story of Allied prisoners of war who were captured by the Italians and Germans during the Mediterranean campaign in World War 2. read more...
Ghosts of the Rhine, meticulously researched from eye-witness accounts of survivors, official documentation from American, British, French and Soviet archives, newspaper articles, diaries and personal interviews, shows how conditions in the German POW camps, were every bit as ghastly as the Nazi labour camps liberated in 1945. read more...
Look at the various changes in the independent sector since 1979 and to answer the question why it continues to exert such a dominance among the country’s various professional and political elites, as well as in areas such as the media, the arts and sport. read more...
An account of the personal experiences of the Soviet, British and American liberators of he concentration camps and how they reacted to the horrors they witnessed. read more...
Memoir
The memoirs of Joella Holliday dubbed 'the world's youngest transsexual' . read more...
The memoirs of the intersex Joella Holliday. read more...
Full Brazilian - The true story of baring all in the front line of lap dancing is Cintia’s true story of her life in some of the world’s best-known clubs. read more...
Hostage to Fortune is the story of former Justice Department special attorney turned private investigator, William Callahan’s unreported mission to help free 52 American diplomats held hostage in the Islamic Republic of Iran. read more...
Set in the nineties in North West England, this autobiographical account follows Maddy’s troubled journey from a sheltered, fanatical upbringing where most days are spent in church through to hell in the form of social services care homes. read more...
Memoir of amphetamine addiction, needles and recovery. read more...
Featuring a cast of colourful, quirky characters, Gulfstream Girl: Confessions of a Private Jet Stewardess offers an unprecedented account of what it's really like to be a corporate flight attendant, exposing both the glamour and sinister underbelly of this mysterious industry. read more...
Under the Rainbow is an intensely personal story, one not so much about a man and his dog, but about a dog – a very special dog – and how she helped a man, through helping others, find new meaning in his life. read more...
The memoirs of one of the few Special Branch officers seconded to M16. read more...
Portrait of a Friendship is a sequel to the cult book 84 Charing Cross Rd, and a tribute to a transatlantic relationship between two creative women: Helene Hanff, the American author of 84 Charing Cross Rd, and Elena Gaussen, the British portrait artist. read more...
Set against a backdrop of exotic locations, featuring a cast of zany, uninhibited characters, Cabin Fever offers an exhilarating, and often hilarious, account of what it’s like to be a stewardess in the modern world of air travel. read more...
Reference
The Ultimate Guide to Filming Locations in New York City presents 500 unique locations that have starred in 100 diverse films from the last 50 years where New York is as big a star as the actors and actresses who appear in them. read more...
Word Drops: A sprinkling of literary curiosities comprises a chain of 1,000 weird and wonderful words and word trivia like these, creating a fact-by-fact journey through the dictionary and the languages of the world from aardvark (which means ‘earth-pig’ in Afrikaans) tozenzizenzizenzic (a number raised to its eighth power), and back to again read more...
