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June Newsletter

Dear RedDoor Readers

A lot has happened since our last newsletter: we've had two virtual book launch celebrations, followed four exciting blog tours and seen RedDoor authors featured in several national newspapers! With summer well on its way, we're looking forward to continuing to celebrate book launches from home.

With bookshops back up and running, we hope you will be able to support your local independents over the next month. And if you're unable to get out to the shops, we'll still be selling books as usual from the RedDoor bookshop online (and we'll keep on donating £1 from every book purchased to the NHS).

Read on for this month's author news, upcoming releases, and updates from the RedDoor office.

Best wishes
Clare, Heather, Anna and Lizzie
The RedDoor Team

News from RedDoor

'Immensely entertaining' - Intruders in The Times

Intruders by E .C Scullion named as one of the best new thrillers for June 2020.

We were delighted to see Intruders featured in The Times this month. Jeremy Duns included this fabulous debut by E.C. Scullion in his June 2020 list of thrillers. He describes the novel as 'a twisty, small-scale thriller that is immensely entertaining'.

Times subscribers can read the full article here.

Buy Intruders

No ordinary cover

Call Me Joe by Martin van Es and Andrew Crofts on the cover of The Bookseller.

Last week's issue of The Bookseller was looking especially beautiful with a cover-wrap feature on our latest release, Call Me Joe.

Call Me Joe is out now and available to order on our website and from Amazon. This compelling and prescient novel highlights the key concerns of our time and imagines a future where we, at last, all work together. The Alchemist meets The Second Coming.

Buy Call Me Joe

A RedDoor author love story

Featured in Mirror and Mail Online: Brian Landers recounts how he met his wife, the inspiration for the heroine of The Dylan Series.

Brian Landers shared the story of how he and his wife Liz met when they were students in the 1970s but her strict dad made her sever all ties, saying he was too working class. Brian and Liz have since reunited and were married more than 40 years after she ended their engagement. Liz is the inspiration for a central character in The Dylan Series. Read the full story here.

Awakening of Spies is out this Thursday and is the first of four novels in The Dylan Series. Named as one of LoveReading's Books of the Month for June 2020, Awakening of Spies is a 'convincing and atmospheric' espionage thriller.

Pre-order Awakening of Spies

Our latest blog tour

Upcoming titles

The Tears of Monterini

Amanda Weinberg

A story of love and betrayal, loyalty and friendship, inspired by true events.

Monterini, Italy. 1921. Yacobo Levi and Angelo Ghione are lifetime best friends; their Jewish and Catholic families live side by side amidst a backdrop of village communal life and the rise of Benito Mussolini. Born on the same day, their children grow up and fall in love.

When Angelo discovers their liaison he suggests they marry, but life is complicated and tensions simmer beneath the surface of love and friendship. When war is declared on the day of Bella's wedding, the peaceful village they live in is torn apart, and the Levis find themselves displaced and fighting for their lives. Will life ever be the same again?

Pre-order now

Trading Time

Owen Martin

A twisting and twisted drama that spans the favelas of Brazil to the courtrooms of NYC.

In a Brazilian favela a young couple is ageing before their very eyes.

In a New York biomedical research organisation, a ground-breaking trial is allowing researchers to harvest time from individuals and redistribute to those who want more.

In a Manhattan office block a highflying lawyer finds himself grappling with a moral and ethical dilemma.
Suddenly you are able to buy yourself more time. But should you?

Pre-order now