Jennifer Jackson – Literary Agent

As reported on Publishers Marketplace:

Vietnamese rights to Jim Butcher’s Storm Front, to Luong Mai at Vietnam Culture and Information Publishing House, by Jennifer Jackson of the Donald Maass Literary Agency.

As reported on Publishers Marketplace:

Sharon Lee and Steve Miller’s untitled sequel to Scout’s Progress set in the authors’ Liaden Universe series, to Toni Weisskopf at Baen Books, by Jennifer Jackson of the Donald Maass Literary Agency.

Anne Bishop’s latest book in the Black Jewels world, Tangled Webs, makes a showing on the USA Today List and also places on the New York Times List!

“In Bishop’s bewitching latest Black Jewels adventure, a tour of an old house becomes a hellish matter of life and death…. With feverish pacing and terrifying twists, Bishop’s surefire spell craft will leave readers’ hearts pounding.” –Publishers Weekly

Book 3: Trick of the Mind
A solid plot and a view of some of London’s more obscure neighborhoods enhance Chan’s third contemporary cozy to feature amateur sleuth Phillip Bethancourt and his best friend, Scotland Yard Det. Sgt. Jack Gibbons (after 2006’s Village Affairs). When someone shoots Jack, who’s recently been transferred to the Yard’s arts theft division, Phillip thinks the crime has something to do with his friend’s investigation of an antique jewelry heist. Jack’s mentor at the Yard, Detective Chief Inspector Carmichael, provides access to the forensic evidence in the theft case, introduces Phillip to possible suspects and sets up a good dynamic between the official and unofficial investigators involved. While progress in the shooting case is as slow as Jack’s recovery from his wounds, Chan pulls off an ending as surprising as it is fitting. –Publishers Weekly

Phillip Bethancourt and Jack Gibbons Mysteries
Book 1: The Young Widow
Book 2: Village Affairs

via Publishers Marketplace

Spanish rights to Anne Kelleher’s A Once and Future Love, to La Factoria de Ideas, by Isabel Monteagudo of International Editors, on behalf of Jennifer Jackson of the Donald Maass Literary Agency.