A little bit of Turkish delight for crime novels


Two of my crime thriller novels are to be published in Turkish in the New Year. Turkish Publisher Babiali Kultur Yayinciligi of Istanbul has acquired the rights to In Cold Daylight and In For The Kill The deal was done through my literary agent in Turkey, Filiz Karaman of Nurchian Kesim Literary Agency who last year sold rights to one of my non fiction titles, Being Positive and Staying Positive, which was published in Turkish in March this year.

In Cold Daylight and In For The Kill are to be published in February and March 2010. They are stand alone crime novels set in the Solent area and the Isle of Wight and have already been translated into Indonesian and Polish.


I’m tickled pink about this. It will be really exciting to see them translated into Turkish and I hope they do well over there.

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