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Orenda Books signs Essie Fox’s decadent, captivating historical thriller Dangerous

Orenda Books signs Essie Fox’s decadent, captivating historical thriller Dangerous Karen Sullivan, publisher of Orenda Books, is delighted to announce the acquisition of World English Language rights for Essie Fox’s Dangerous, in a deal negotiated with David Headley at DHH Literary Agency. The book opens in 1819, when the disgraced Lord Byron is living in ...
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Simone Buchholz reads from The Kitchen in this EXCLUSIVE video

Simone Buchholz reads from The Kitchen in this EXCLUSIVE video ...
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April Kindle Monthly Deals

All of the below titles are reduced for the month of April UK - 99p USA & Canada - $1.49 Australia & New Zealand - $1.49 UK Kindle Monthly Deals USA & Canada Kindle Monthly Deals ...
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26 August: Launch event at The Portobello bookshop – Doug Johnstone in conversation with Helen FitzGerald to launch The Great Silence

Doug Johnstone will be celebrating the publication of the third book in his The Skelfs series, The Great Silence. He’ll be in conversation with fellow crime writer Helen FitzGerald. The event will take place at The Portobello Bookshop at 7pm on the 26th August. The event will be streamed live from the bookshop to attendees ...
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26 August: Tea in the Garden with Rod Reynolds at Hersham Library

Rod Reynolds will be hosting 'Tea in the Garden' at Hersham Library on the 26th August. Rod will be talking about his latest crime thriller Black Reed Bay, set in present day Long Island, in the first of a group of socially distanced author events at Hersham Library Tickets are ÂŁ1.00 and are available from ...
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Online launch of Jubilant June

As part of a massive Jubilant June campaign – with three heart-warming, soul-soothing summer reads – Orenda Books is celebrating the launch of Katie Allen’s poignant debut Everything Happens for a Reason, Helga Flatland’s stunning One Last Time, translated from Norwegian by Rosie Hedger, and Louise Beech’s utterly beautiful, prejudice-busting, heartbreaking This Is How We ...
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THE GUESTS
Agnes Ravatn (translated by Rosie Hedger)

DEAD SWEET
KatrĂ­n JuliusdĂłttir (translated by Quentin Bates)