Hazel and Daisy are going to Norway!

October 23, 2017

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I’m starting the week with some VERY exciting news for my series: Murder Most Unladylike and Arsenic for Tea have sold to Norwegian publishers Aschehoug!

The deal was done by Lester Hekking at Sebes & Bisseling on behalf of my agent Gemma Cooper and the Bent Agency.

I’m so pleased about this – Norway has been a country that I’ve been hoping to have my books sold into for years. Thank you so much to Lester and Gemma, and I can’t wait to work with Aschehoug!

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