Coming soon from Zimmermann Literary:

Final Target, by Steven Gore (Harper)

A debut thriller about global finance and arms trading, from a real private investigator with 30 years of international experience.

"An action-packed thriller that gives readers a fascinating look into the world of international industrial espionage."

--Phillip Margolin, author of Fugitive

Saddled, by Susan Richards (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)

In the prequel to her New York Times best seller Chosen by A Horse, Susan explores addiction, life and love.

"A searingly honest portrait of addiction and the redemptive power of animal-human love." --Ted Kerasote,  author of Merle's Door

Heart of Lies, by M.L. Malcolm (HarperCollins Paperbacks)

"M.L. Malcolm's Heart of Lies is a deeply compelling and extraordinary debut novel. It has everything you want: suspense, adventure, and romance across several continents. Welcome to the fray, Ms. Malcolm! And, Bravo!" --Dorothea Benton Frank

She Bets Her Life: A True Story of Gambling Addiction, by Mary Sojourner (Seal Press)

Through her own recovery and that of her support group, NPR commentator and author Mary Sojourner

breaks open gambling addiction in our world today.

Bones of Contention: A Dinah Pelerin Mystery, by Jeanne Matthews (Poisoned Pen Press)

"Bloody murder in a country house in the Ozzie outback, featuring the most dysfunctional family since Cold Comfort Farm."
-- Dana Stabenow, Edgar-winning author of A Night Too Dark

 Jeanne Matthews' Bones of Contention has it all:  clever plotting, corkscrew twists, and lively, entertaining characters.  And then there's the bonus of the Australian locale— and lingo—both of which are laid out for us with verve and wit.  What Matthews has done, and done cleverly, is to take that most traditional and charming of murder-mystery settings, the country-house party, fill it with Americans instead of Brits, plop it down in the wilds of Australia's Northern Territory, and invest the whole thing with an unmistakably modern sensibility. It's a first-rate debut, and that's the dinki-doo. -- Aaron Elkins, Edgar-winning author of Old Bones