Brazilian and world Spanish rights to Jenn Bennett’s ALEX, APPROXIMATELY, to V&R Editoras, by Sandra Bruna Literary Agency, on behalf of Taryn Fagerness Agency and Laura Bradford of Bradford Literary Agency.

Joss Woods’s next book in the Pytheon Security series, in which a security specialist tracking a terrorist recruiter follows a lead from his best operative’s unforgettable sister, to Lindsey Stover at Tule, for publication in Late summer 2016, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency.

Katee Hird writing as Katee Robert’s THE DEVIL’S DAUGHTER, about a string of crimes that loom large over a small town–and has an FBI agent confronting the ghosts of her past with the help of an ex-Marine cop, to Chris Werner at Montlake Romance, in a two-book deal, for publication in 2017, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency (World).

Rachele Alpine’s THEN SHE WAS GONE, about a girl whose world unravels when her sister disappears and she is the cause, to Alyson Heller at Simon Pulse, for publication in Summer 2017, by Natalie Lakosil at Bradford Literary Agency (World).

Jenn Bennett’s ALEX, APPROXIMATELY, pitched as an update of You’ve Got Mail, in which a reserved girl can’t stand the boy at her summer tourist-trap job, while unaware she’s falling for his anonymous online persona, to Nicole Ellul at Simon Pulse, in a two-book deal, for publication Spring 2017 & 2018, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency (NA).

Tessa Bailey’s DISORDERLY CONDUCT, the first book in The Academy series in which three unlikely friends who are thrown together at the NYPD police academy train to be officers, again to Nicole Fischer at Avon, in a three-book deal, for publication beginning in late 2017, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency (World English).

Joss Wood’s INESCAPABLE, about an ex-Special Ops soldier who can handle pretty much anything and everything–even the world’s war-torn hell holes–except a sexy baker with a crazy dog and her secrets, to Julie Mianecki at Intermix, in a two-book deal, for publication in summer 2016, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency.

Ellie Cahill’s CALL ME, MAYBE, a black sheep socialite accidentally trades phones with a journalist and has to lie to protect her identity while she’s also falling for him, to Junessa Viloria at Loveswept, in a two-book deal, for publication in early 2016, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency (World English).
Translation: Taryn Fagerness Agency

HelenKay Dimon’s MR. & MR. SMITH, in which two heroes who are dating and working undercover for different intelligence agencies are unaware of the other’s mission until they overlap and one becomes the target of the other, to Shauna Summers at Loveswept, two-book deal, for publication in beginning spring 2016, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency.

Tessa Bailey’s MEET THE CLARKSONS, after burning down her dead mother’s celebrated restaurant, a failed reality cooking show chef wants to get as far away from her hometown as possible and embarks on a cross country road trip with her three dysfunctional siblings to fulfill their mother’s final wish, only her mission stalls out when she’s rescued roadside by a sexy, complicated honky tonk owner, to Madeleine Colavita at Grand Central, in a four-book deal, for publication in beginning mid-2016, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency.

2014 Golden Heart Finalist Lee Kilraine’s BRINGING DELANEY HOME, in which when an Army nurse’s life is shattered by war, it takes the love of an old flame to help put all the pieces back together, to Esi Sogah at Lyrical Press, in a three-book deal, for publication in beginning early 2016, by Laura Bradford at Bradford Literary Agency.