Fall 2024 Fiction & Non fiction Rights Guide

- 2 3 - Chrysa Spiropoulou was born in 1957. She studied Greek and English Language. She writes for both adults and young adults and she is also a translator and book critic. The retinue of evil Chrysa Spiropoulou Two murders in the heart of Athens during the COVID-19 pandemic. Lieutenant Georgiou takes up the case, along with her new assistant who makes no effort at all to keep up with the modern times. There is no shortage of suspects: The lover of the first victim, the gardener, the lawyer, a fashion designer; the second victim was a doctor, so suspicion falls on patients as well. Or perhaps it was two rich families that were financially destroyed due to the lockdowns? People who lose everything in an instant and people who try to take advantage of the times and get rich quick: A plethora of enigmas amid the COVID crisis and its aftermath. Pages 232 May 2021 Pages 216 May 2022 - C R I M E F I C T I O N - Dimitris Kaniaris has long been haunted by ghosts from the past, until a call from Vaso, his ex, wakes him from slumber. Vaso is scared and asks him to follow her new boyfriend. Dimitris decides to accept, but that simple decision ends up in a nightmare, full of shady criminals and disappearing corpses. Not knowing who to trust, with stubbornness his only ally, Dimitris will take on the role of a detective and follow a path full of lies, corruption and blood. The truth that lies ahead is waiting like a Pandora’s box, ready to destroy everything. Christos Yiannakenas was born in 1994. He studied Theology and since 2019 he works at one of the most well-known bookstores of Athens. He’s been writing since 2012. He takes inspiration from Raymond Chandler, Jean-Patrick Manchette and James Crumley and he loves classic and neo-noir cinema. Blood on the ashes Christos Yiannakenas Also available: Troubled waters (2018).