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*THE SWEDISH GIRL by Alex Gray<br />
Crime | 352pp | Sphere | March 2013 | Korea -- | Japan: EAJ<br />
Kirsty Wilson can‟t believe her luck when she finds a room in a luxury student flat in Glasgow to share with the<br />
beautiful Candice Salvesson, a wealthy student from Stockholm, and three young male housemates. But the<br />
initial delight turns to horror when Kirsty finds the Swedish girl lying dead in their home and Colin, one of the<br />
flatmates, accused of her murder and taken to prison. Kirsty refuses to accept that Colin is capable of murder<br />
and, inspired by Detective Inspector Lorimer, she sets out to clear his name. Colin copes with prison life by<br />
submerging himself in his writing, especially after a visit from Kirsty and Professor Solomon Brightman when Solly<br />
asks him to write down all he can about his relationship with Candy. Thus begins his treatise on „The Swedish<br />
Girl‟. Is it a fantasy produced from a fevered imagination or is Colin‟s shocking tale the real truth behind the<br />
image of the demure, sophisticated girl from Stockholm? As the story unfolds and Candy‟s dramatic past is<br />
revealed, Lorimer and his team have to hunt down a killer in the neighbourhood who is targeting young<br />
blonde women who bear an uncanny physical resemblance to the Swedish girl. Alex Gray was born and<br />
educated in Glasgow. She has been awarded the Scottish Association of Writers' Constable and Pitlochry<br />
trophies for her crime writing, and is the Scottish Chapter convenor for the Crime Writers' Association.<br />
THE VINTAGE TEA CUP CLUB by Vanessa Greene<br />
General Fiction | 400pp | Sphere | October 2012 | Korea: EYA | Japan: ---<br />
Full of heart, humour and drama, The Vintage Tea Cup Club is the perfect read for anyone who enjoys the<br />
books of Elizabeth Noble or Trisha Ashley<br />
Three very different women meet and fall for the same vintage tea set at a car boot sale in<br />
Sussex. They decide to share it - and end up forming a friendship that changes their lives . . .<br />
Jenny can't wait to marry Dan. Then, after years of silence, she hears from the woman who<br />
could shatter her dreams. Maggie has put her broken marriage behind her and she's gearing<br />
up for the biggest event of her career - until she's forced to confront the past once more.<br />
Alison seems to have it all: married to her childhood sweetheart, with two gorgeous<br />
daughters. But as tensions mount, her marriage is pushed to breaking point. Dealing with<br />
friendship and families, relationships and careers, highs and lows, THE VINTAGE TEA CUP CLUB<br />
is heart-warming storytelling at its very best. Vanessa Greene is a freelance editor and writer.<br />
She is in her early thirties and lives in London.<br />
Italian rights Newton & Compton<br />
Polish rights Swiat Ksiazki-Wletbild<br />
Spanish rights Santillana<br />
US rights Berkley<br />
IT HAPPENED IN VENICE by Molly Hopkins<br />
General Fiction | 384pp | Sphere | August 2012 | Korea: EntersKorea | Japan: -EAJ<br />
When your heart is broken, there’s only one place to go…<br />
Evie has a handsome fiancé who loves her unconditionally, and a fantastic job that takes her<br />
to fashionable Dublin, in-vogue Marrakech, cool Amsterdam and romantic Paris. But at home<br />
Evie is driven to despair: her fiancé hates her job and her flatmate hates her fiancé. And<br />
when an unexpected event strikes the epicentre of her happiness, Evie is driven to gin and<br />
tonic. If she doesn‟t sort herself out, her liver and her bank manager will hate her. So when<br />
she‟s offered a luxury trip to the sensual city of Venice, with its shifting silver canals and rose<br />
and vanilla hued architecture, Evie jumps at the chance. Four days in the city of light and<br />
love is exactly what she needs. The sumptuous Grand Hotel, the gondolas, the wine, the<br />
Italian men . . . But within hours of Evie‟s arrival, her life is poised to change for ever. Not even<br />
Evie herself could‟ve predicted what would happen in Venice. Molly Hopkins was lucky (or<br />
mad) enough to work as a tour guide on the European coach circuit for over fifteen years.<br />
She visited Paris, Amsterdam, The Loire Valley and many other fabulous. She is the author of IT<br />
HAPPENED IN PARIS (Sphere 2011).<br />
Portuguese rights (Brazil only) Editora Novo Conceito<br />
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