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More New Book Deals of NoteAmong this week’s offerings are a duo of lupine romance novels by
Sara Field, which both tell stories centered on the dark power dynamics between a human woman and a wolf-man; UMass Amherst economics professor
Isabella Weber’s
Anti-Fascist Economics and
Essential, which consider how unaffordability exacerbates far-right movements and the inadequacies of neoliberalism, respectively; and
BoxBoxBoxBox, a debut novella by Japanese author
Wan Sakamoto about the “latent madness of our addiction to efficiency,” told from the perspective of four manual laborers.
The Latest in Children’s and YA DealsNew projects this week include
I’ll Meet You Last Year, a rivals-to-lovers YA contemporary romance by
Eva Des Lauriers, set at an elite boarding school that follows new girl Chloe and the school’s infamous heartbreaker, Lincoln, as they uncover a time-bending secret that could rewrite tragedy;
Up from the Ashes by
Sharon Cameron, a YA novel, based on a true story, about Selma and Chaim Engel, who meet and fall in love in the Sobibor death camp, where they fight to survive and ultimately take part in the prisoner revolt; and
A Different Kind of Murder, a contemporary YA horror novel by
Racquel Marie, in which a shy, bird-loving girl’s local murder of crows starts acting upon her violent, intrusive thoughts.
Berkley Snags Karen M. McManus’s Adult Debuts in Big Two-Book Deal 
