Client Books

K. C. Alexander

Enemy (On the Bones of Gods #1, dark fantasy)
Outlaw (On the Bones of Gods #2)
Ally (On the Bones of Gods #3)
How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse (space fantasy, forthcoming 2019 from DAW)

Where Oblivion Lives (Los Nefilim #1, historical urban fantasy, forthcoming 2019 from Harper Voyager)
Carved From Stone and Dream (Los Nefilim #2, under contract)
A Song With Teeth (Los Nefilim #3, under contract)

Where Oblivion Lives by T. Frohock

Mark Lawrence, author of Red Sister: “Beautifully written. You can rely on Frohock for clear writing and, when the situation demands it, beautiful prose… The story itself is a slow burn leading to an exciting crescendo with some genuinely creepy vibes.”
Beth Cato, author of Breath of Earth: “Brooding, intense, and introspective, WHERE OBLIVION LIVES evokes an eerily plausible 1932 Spain and France full of supernatural forces skirmishing in preparation for a bigger war, right in parallel with humanity. This is dark historical fantasy that sings.”
Judith Tarr, author of Lord of the Two Lands and Forgotten Suns: “Frohock is a unique talent, and she has written a beautiful book. Parts of it will break your heart; the rest will make it whole again. I can’t wait to read the next installment.”
Michael R. Fletcher, author of Beyond Redemption: “Gorgeously lyrical, T. Frohock weaves a lush tapestry. At times beautiful and brutal, I am in awe of this unbelievably talented story-teller. Highly recommended!”

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED is a 2017 Summer/Fall Indies Introduce lead title, and an Autumn 2017 ABA Kids’ Indie Next pick!
Booklist on All Rights Reserved: “In his debut novel, Katsoulis finds intriguing new ideas to explore in the dystopian genre…By the end of this first book, readers will be thinking about every word they speak.”
School Library Journal on All Rights Reserved: “Between the clever premise and the protagonist’s stand against a repressive society, Katsoulis’s work is timely and will appeal to fans of Dan Wells’s Bluescreen, M.T. Anderson’s Feed, Cecelia Ahern’s Flawed, or Scott Westerfeld’s ‘Uglies.’”
Katharine McGee, The New York Times bestselling author of The ThousandthFloor, on All Rights Reserved: “A chilling, unnerving, and timely debut novel about what it means to speak out, even in silence.”

The Bloodbound and The Bloodforged are also available in German!

Book 1 also in German!

Library Journal, Starred Review!: “With a strong, likable heroine and a well-drawn cast of characters, this highly recommended romp through late 19th-century New York will have readers clamoring for the next installment.”
Kirkus: “Lindsey kicks off her new series with a spooky paranormal mystery/thriller filled with historical tidbits, a touch of romance, and a talented and delightfully gritty sleuth.”
Publishers Weekly: “Lindsey’s quirky mix of supernatural shenanigans and well-drawn historical detail augurs well for future installments.”
Tasha Alexander, author of Death in St. Petersburg: “Sharp, insightful, and more than a little sassy, Rose Gallagher is a heroine to cheer for. Lovers of historical mysteries and all things supernatural will devour MURDER ON MILLIONAIRES’ ROW and clamor for more.”
Lyndsay Faye, author of Gods of Gotham and Jane Steele: “MURDER ON MILLIONAIRES’ ROW is utterly charming, scrupulously researched, and beautifully felt. I enjoyed every page and cannot wait for Rose to stick her fingers into ever more perilous pies.”
Mary Robinette Kowal, Hugo-award winning author of Shades of Milk and Honey: “A charming mystery of manners. Ghosts, murder, magic, and a heroine who’s impulsive but also refreshingly smart about her choices. What’s not to love?”

Planetside by Michael Mammay

Kirkus, Starred Review!: “A taut, gripping page-turner with a strong female hero to root for.”
Booklist, Starred Review!: “With masterful pacing, rich characterization, a dynamic voice, and a thrilling blend of wilderness survival and revenge, this is an engrossing read from a writer to watch.”
The New York Times: “Kate Alice Marshall’s I AM STILL ALIVE may be the grand poobah of this season’s young adult thriller category, giving suspense pros like Lois Duncan and Stephen King a run for their (abundant) money. This tense wire of a novel thrums with suspense, but also unexpectedly poignant moments.”