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Hera Books
What they publish: r at bookouture, where she published global bestsellers including angela marsons and kathryn croft
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- Three Days by Eleanor Tucker (Hera Books, 2025)From a reported deal
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February 16, 2026
Hera are delighted to announce that they have signed Connie Kitson in a two-book deal for her irresistible and drama-filled STEM romances, set in the corporate…
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September 11, 2025
Commissioning editor Jennie Ayres, has acquired World English Language rights to two standalone psychological thrillers by bestselling author Rachel Sargeant…
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August 13, 2025
Hera Executive Publisher, Keshini Naidoo, has acquired World rights, including audio and translation, for new romance titles by novelist, Alex Neve.
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July 7, 2025
Hera are delighted to announce that they have signed US-based author, Ivy Rose, in a three-book deal for her bloodthirsty, trope-filled vampire Romantasy series…
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May 16, 2025
Commissioning editor, Jennie Ayres, has secured WEL rights (excluding audio and translation rights) to Turn Back Time and Three Days by Eleanor Tucker.
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