BRITA-KAJSA by Katja Kettu sold to Germany pre-publication!

We are thrilled to share, that the German rights for Katja Kettu’s BRITA-KAJSA  have been sold to in a pre-publication deal to Weissbooks Verlag. The deal was closed by Martti Berner at Ahlbäck Agency.

Weissbooks Verlag published Kettu’s previous book, THE INVESTIGATIONS OF A CERTAIN CAT in 2025. They are an independent publisher with a well-curated literary list that includes Booker-Prize shortlisted author Cheon Myeong-kwan, Heinrich-Böll-Prize winning author José F. A. Oliver, and critically acclaimed author Mary Miller.

BRITA-KAJSA is a powerful novel from a master storyteller brings to light the untold story of Brita-Kajsa Laestadius. The novel will appeal to readers of Selma Lagerlöf, Sofi Oksanen, and Hilary Mantel, blending lyrical, emotionally charged prose with the immersive sweep of historical fiction. As one of Finland’s most internationally acclaimed authors, Kettu continues the exploration of forgotten women’s histories and the landscapes that shaped them.

At the heart of the novel is Brita‑Kajsa, a strong-minded young healer who refused to accept the life chosen for her. Six months pregnant, she strapped on her skis and pursued the fiery preacher Lars Levi Laestadius across the frozen tundra to Karesuando, demanding marriage—an act of defiance that challenged the conventions of their time. Their secret wedding at the Finnish Market, sanctioned by the bishop himself, marks the beginning of an intense and complicated union.

Through Brita‑Kajsa’s eyes, the novel reveals the birth of a sweeping revival movement and the turbulent social forces reshaping the North. Her voice—resilient, raw, and deeply human—carries the reader through the crackling polar night, the intimate struggles of marriage, and the quiet, powerful work of healing in a harsh and shifting world.

Brita-Kajsa

Katja Kettu

“The northern lights greet me and the polar night crackles in the corners. I test your lips—are you still breathing? Go away, die already, and for a moment I think you’ve stepped through heaven’s gates. I’m relieved. Then I throw myself beside you and pray. Forgive me. Don’t go. Let’s stay a little longer.”

Brita-Kajsa became Lars Levi Laestadius’s wife out of defiance—and far too young. Six months pregnant, she skied after him to Karesuando and demanded marriage. In the end, the couple was wed in secret at the Finnish Market by order of the bishop.

A strong and wise healer, Brita-Kajsa witnessed the birth of a great revival movement in the turbulent Lapland of the 19th century.

BRITA-KAJSA
Brita-Kajsa
Otava, April 2026, 360 pp.

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Otava (orig.)
GERMANY: Weissbooks Verlag

Reading materials:
Finnish edition (April 2026)
English Sample (Spring 2026)
English synopsis (April 2026)

 

About author


Katja Kettu

Katja Kettu is an acclaimed and award-winning writer with a strong, unique voice from Northern Finland. Originally from Rovaniemi, Lapland, she graduated from the Turku Academy of Arts in 2001 as an animation director and has also studied in the University of Tampere and in the National Film and Television School in the UK. She has worked as a columnist for numerous Finnish newspapers and magazines.

Her debut novel Surujenkerääjä (2005) was nominated for the Helsingin Sanomat Literature Prize and won the Tiiliskivi Prize, but her breakthrough came with The Midwife (orig. Kätilö, 2011), which won the Kalevi Jäntti Prize, the Runeberg Prize and the Thank You for the Book Medal. The rights for the novel have been sold to 19 countries, it has sold more than 160,000 copies in Finland, and in 2015 it was adapted into a film.

To date, she has published five novels, written or edited two collections of short stories, authored a graphic novel, edited a fiction/non-fiction book on women’s experiences with sexual harassment and violence, and a biography of Ismo Alanko, a Finnish musician. In addition, she has collaborated with photographer Meeri Koutaniemi and documentarist Maria Seppälä on a book and a TV series about Finnish emigrants in North America and their relationships with the Ojibwe people. Outside of literature, Kettu has directed, written or helped produce 10 animations and been a singer in the punk band Confusa.

Kettu’s works have been characterized as “Laplandic magical realism”. Kettu is meticulous in the research for her works and she is interested in microhistory, especially the fates of women caught up in conflicts where individuals have a limited influence on their lives.

Her novel Rose on poissa was a Finlandia Prize 2018 nominee. Kettu's works have been translated into 23 languages.

Katja Kettu's literary works:

Surujenkerääjä, 2005 WSOY

Hitsaaja, 2008 WSOY

Kätilö, 2011 WSOY

Piippuhylly, novelleja, 2013 WSOY

Novelli palaa! Matkanovelleja, co-edited with Aki Salmela, 2013 WSOY

Yöperhonen, 2015 WSOY

Peräkammarin poika, illustrated by Jan Andersson, 2015 Otava

Rose on poissa, 2018 WSOY

Erään kissan tutkimuksia, 2023 Otava

Photo credit: Niclas Mäkelä / Otava

Bibliography


2026, Literary Fiction

Brita-Kajsa

Katja Kettu


2023, Literary Fiction

The Investigations of a Certain Cat

Katja Kettu

SNOWSINGER nominated for Runeberg Prize!

We have lovely news! SNOWSINGER by Emmi Itäranta has been nominated for Runeberg Prize 2026!

This is what the jury had to say about Snowsinger:

From the moment it was published, Emmi Itäranta’s work has stood out as iconic: a luminous reimagining of the Kalevala’s Louhi, and a powerful reclamation of the strength of the Finnish Kalevala woman. Writing this book is, at its core, a profoundly feminist and political act. Yet Snowsinger is above all a passionate tribute to the magical force of words and storytelling. ‘This is how we show the world,’ Itäranta writes in the book, ‘that we have our own heroic past—worthy of myths and songs, belonging to the civilized world. Worthy of the written word, worthy of independence.’”

The Runeberg Prize is open to all Finnish literary works of fiction and has been awarded 39 times so far. The prize amount is worth 20,000 EUR. The winning work is selected in two stages by two separate juries, with the final decision made by a three-member jury. The nominees were selected from over 200 different titles. The winner will be announced on February 5th, 2026, on Runeberg’s Day.
Congratulations Emmi!

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The enchanting origin story of Louhi, the witch queen of Pohjola from the Finnish national epic Kalevala. Emmi Itäranta’s award-winning debut novel Memory of Water (2012) is a classic and an international hit: published in 28 territories.

Award-winning author Emmi Itäranta’s latest novel Snowsinger takes the readers to a mythological past, a world of magic and shapeshifting. Harmony and respect reign between humans, nature, and animals. Until the idyll is broken and the lust for power, the desire for revenge, and greed arise.

Lauha is living her childhood in Pohjola where strong women rule, each of them with their spell-shape, or animal form. When Lauha is nine, a foreign tribe attacks Pohjola and kills most of her family, while Lauha flees with her mother and two younger sisters. After many hardships, Lauha ends up in the safety of a women’s forest community known as Metsänpeitto, where she lives silently for years.

After a tragic incident, Lauha decides to have revenge on the conquerors of Pohjola and reclaim her home. Defending Pohjola and keeping her family safe shapes Lauha into Louhi, a woman feared by many. The painful memories of her escape drive Louhi to choices that have fateful consequences to the people of Pohjola and to Louhi herself.

SNOWSINGER
Lumenlaulaja, Teos 2025, 410 pp.

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Teos (orig.)
ESTONIA: Argo

Reading Material:
English chapters 1-8, English synopsis, Finnish PDF

About author


Emmi Itäranta

Emmi Itäranta (b.1976) holds two MA degrees, one in Drama and another in Creative Writing. Her award-winning debut novel Memory of Water (Teemestarin kirja) was published in Finland in 2012 to great accolades, followed by The Weaver (Kudottujen kujien kaupunki) in 2015, and The Moonday Letters (Kuunpäivän kirjeet) in September 2020. Her new title Snowsinger (Lumenlaulaja) was published in 2025.

Itäranta’s writing has been compared to that of Ursula K. Le Guin. Her honours include the Young Aleksis Kivi Prize 2013, the Kalevi Jäntti Literary Prize 2012 and first place in the Teos Fantasy and Sci-Fi Literary Contest 2011.

Memory of Water has sold to over 25 languages to date, and it has also been nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award, the Arthur C. Clarke Award recognizing the best science fiction novel published in the UK in 2014, and the Golden Tentacle award. In addition, Itäranta has been included on the Honor List of the Otherwise Award (formerly James Tiptree, Jr. Award).

Itäranta’s CV is an eclectic mix of writing-related activities, including stints as a columnist, theatre critic, press officer and dramaturge. Her poems, short stories, articles and essays have appeared in anthologies, film magazines and science fiction magazines in the UK and Finland. She now lives in Finland after 14 years in the United Kingdom.

Photo credit: Liisa Takala

Bibliography


2025, Literary Fiction, Fantasy & Science Fiction

Snowsinger

Emmi Itäranta


2020, Fantasy & Science Fiction

The Moonday Letters

Emmi Itäranta


2015, Fantasy & Science Fiction

The Weaver

Emmi Itäranta


2012, Fantasy & Science Fiction

Memory of Water

Emmi Itäranta

German Premiere of Saara Turunen’s HYENA DAYS at Staatstheater Hannover

The German premiere of Die Tage der Hyäne (HYENA DAYS), the latest work by award-winning Finnish author, playwright and director Saara Turunen, is taking place at Staatstheater Hannover’s Ballhof. The play has been translated into German by acclaimed translator Stefan Moster. HYENA DAYS is Turunen’s fourth novel, and her theatre works that have been translated into 15 languages, and performed all around the world including Belgium, Germany, Argentina, and Mexico. 

HYENA DAYS is based on Turunen’s autofictional novel Hyeenan päivät (Tammi, March 2024), a work that has resonated strongly with readers in Finland, selling more than 12,000 copies. Written in a style that will appeal to readers of Rachel Cusk and Sheila Heti, the story engages deeply with universal questions around childlessness, motherhood, the body and identity.

Rights are available in Germany, the Nordics, France, Estonia, Turkey…

Request the materials for HYENA DAYS here.

Hyena Days

Saara Turunen

Is it possible to have a child and retain one’s own identity?

  • The fourth novel by award-winning and bestselling author, playwright and director
  • For readers of Rachel Cusk and Sheila Heti

The protagonist, an artist, has dreamed about having a child for years. She and her husband try to get pregnant, but they face obstacles such as COVID-19 pandemic and the related lockdown, living in different countries, and unsuccessful IVF treatments. When their last effort bears fruit and the protagonist becomes pregnant, different contradictory thoughts and emotions such as fear, shame and horror come to her mind. Eventually, the child is born, and the protagonist finds herself in a new reality. Everything that had been important before now seems the opposite. Also, taking care of a child is not without its problems, leading the protagonist to feel inferior. Reason on one hand and animality on the other cause conflict in her life.

Hyena Days is a precise and straightforward story about childlessness and the contradictory nature of having a child. It depicts the hopes for a child and the unpredictability of procreation, the shame related to one’s body, and the demands placed on the female body. The novel delves into the incompatible ideas between artistry and motherhood but, above all, it depicts the physical dimension of human life.

Publication info:
Hyeenan päivät
Tammi, March 2024, 281 pp.

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Tammi (orig.)

Finnish edition
English sample & synopsis

About author


Saara Turunen

Saara Turunen is an internationally acclaimed award-winning author, playwright and director. Much of her work examines the themes of art, identity and social norms. Turunen is known for her four highly acclaimed novels: Hyena Days (2024), Irrational Things (2021), The Bystander (2018), and Love/Monster (2015), but also for her work in theatre. Her works have been translated into 16 languages and performed all around the world. Turunen has received the Helsingin Sanomat Literature Prize in 2015, the Finland Prize in 2016, the City of Helsinki’s The Artist of the Year Award in 2018 and the Lea-Prize in 2020, all high-profile awards given in Finland.

Photo credit: Ilkka Saastamoinen

Bibliography


2024, Literary Fiction

Hyena Days

Saara Turunen


2021, Literary Fiction

Irrational Things

Saara Turunen


2018, Literary Fiction

The Bystander

Saara Turunen


2015, Literary Fiction

Love/Monster

Saara Turunen

Karl Rauch Verlag acquires the German rights to Juha Itkonen’s Tomorrow I’ll Tell You Everything

We are very excited to announce the first foreign deal to Juha Itkonen’s TOMORROW I’LL TELL YOU EVERYTHING. The German rights were acquired by Karl Rauch Verlag. The deal was closed by Martti Berner at Elina Ahlback Literary Agency.

Congratulations to Juha Itkonen and the publisher! This is a literary title to watch out for!

Kathrin Kunter, Publishing Manager at Karl Rauch Verlag shared her thoughts:

“We look forward to Juha Itkonen! Tomorrow I’ll Tell You Everything is an intelligent, accessible novel that will touch many readers.”

Karl Rauch Verlag was founded in 1923, a publishing house for sophisticated European fiction and children’s books. First publisher of German translations of Antoine de Saint-Exupèry, Albert Camus and others, currently home to authors mainly from Scandinavia, the Czech Republic, Southern Europe and Germany, many of them award-winning.

During the summer, this stunning novel climbed to #2 on the national Bestseller list among printed books and the only literary fiction in the top ten, its strong sales come even before the digital edition launches in September.

The rights are still available in the Nordics, France, Estonia, Spain, the Netherlands…

Request the materials for TOMORROW I’LL TELL YOU EVERYTHING

TOMORROW I’LL TELL YOU EVERYTHING

Juha Itkonen

Passion shakes the very foundations of existence in Juha Itkonen’s new novel

Marja walks into Lasse’s secondhand bookstore on a cold and clear winter day. It’s an opportune moment for them both. Their romance long ago serves as the spark for a passionate relationship in which two hungry souls find their perfect match, and Lasse and Marja share everything with each other, their thoughts as well as their bodies.

Marja is estranged from her husband, an executive at Nokia, and is coming into her own in middle age. Lasse, who has always lived alone, understands the opportunity he’s been given: the unbearable lightness of love is within his reach, and yet something holds him back. Years later, Lasse returns to this turning point in his life. What happened and why?

Tomorrow I’ll Tell You Everything is a charged and elegant story that makes the readers ponder the greatest choices in life.

Publication Info:
Huomenna kerron kaiken
Gummerus, 2025, 348 pp.

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Gummerus (orig.)
GERMANY: Karl Rauch Verlag GmbH & Co. KG

Reading material:
Finnish edition, English sample & synopsis

About author


Juha Itkonen

Juha Itkonen (b. 1975) is one of the most recognized voices in contemporary Finnish literature. He has published eight novels, a novella collection, a children’s book, several plays, and an epistolary novel co-written with Kjell Westö. His works often explore themes of family, generations, and parenthood, and are known for their emotional depth, energy, and a touch of melancholy.

He has received the Finnish State Prize for Literature, the Kalevi Jäntti Prize, and the Veijo Meri Prize, and has twice been nominated for the prestigious Finlandia Prize. In 2019, his novel Beyond Our Reach (Ihmettä kaikki, Otava in 2018).) was nominated for the Nordic Council Literature Prize.

Itkonen loves music, both as a listener and a player, which shows in his books. The passing of time is an eternal mystery at the core of his writing – his novels tend to have a melancholy undertone, yet they are also filled with life, humor, and energy. He lives in the Arabianranta district of Helsinki with his wife, Maija Itkonen, and their four children.

A film based on his novel The More Loving One (Anna minun rakastaa enemmän, Teos 2005) was released in Fall 2025.

Bibliography


2025, Literary Fiction, Romance

Tomorrow I'll Tell You Everything

Juha Itkonen


2021, Literary Fiction, Commercial/Upmarket

They Had It All

Juha Itkonen

Oceaan acquires Dutch rights to The Yellow House Chronicles in a two-book pre-empt!

We are very happy to announce a Dutch two-book deal for Mari Renko’s charming The Yellow House Chronicles. The Dutch rights for PEARL RING, ENCLOSED and WHISPERS IN LACE were acquired by Oceaan, an imprint of Park Uitgevers. The deal was closed by Martti Berner at Elina Ahlback Literary Agency.

Susanne van Leeuwen, Senior Commissioning Editor at Oceaan, praised Renko’s work:

A dual timeline series with all the classic elements, modern tropes, fresh additions such as diverse and inclusive characters, and a captivating setting in Finland.. What’s not to love! Mari Renko writes seemingly effortlessly and makes me feel that I am present in the story as well, so clear and vivid. I can’t wait to read more.

Oceaan publishes accessible, historical, and contemporary novels for a wide audience — captivating stories full of love, adventure, and unexpected twists. Its authors include Soraya Lane, Virginie Grimaldi, Rebecca Alexander, Victoria Henry, and Robinne Lee, among others.

The Yellow House Chronicles, a romantic feel-good series that explores the lives and loves of the Ikonen siblings. The series sweeps readers between modern-day Finland and pivotal moments in the past, blending romance, family secrets, and the enduring power of love across generations.

Perfect for fans of Lucinda Riley, Soraya Lane, Beth O’Leary, and Jojo Moyes. With two books already out, the series has sold close to 20,000 copies in Finland. The two remaining titles will be tentatively published in 2026!

“A smoothly progressing page-turner with irresistibly lovable characters and crisp imagery.”
Kotiliesi magazine

Request materials for THE YELLOW HOUSE CHRONICLES here!

Publication Info:
Helmisormus kirjekuoressa
Bazar, January 2025, 444 pp.

Pitsihuntuun kuiskattu
Bazar, August 2025, 448 pp.

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Bazar (orig.)
NETHERLANDS: Park Uitgevers / Oceaan

Reading material:
Book#1: English sample & synopsis, Finnish edition
Book #2: English synopsis, Finnish edition

About author


Mari Renko

Mari Renko (b. 1994) is an Eastern Finnish author from Kuopio. She writes both the two-timeline romantic book series The Yellow House Chronicles aimed at adults, as well as The Fader Files, which combines YA fantasy and detective adventures. She wrote her debut novel Pearl Ring, Enclosed after growing tired of the one-dimensional male heroes in romantic books. Her goal is to show that the world is full of different love stories, each worth telling, even if they don’t end in marriage and children, or even if the love in question is something other than romantic love.

In fantasy, Mari is fascinated by other worlds where one can escape everyday life, and by gripping adventures into which important themes can be woven, without forgetting romance.

Mari has studied medicine and writing. She is also active on book-related social media, where she talks about her writing and shares writing tips.
On Instagram and TikTok, you can find Mari under the username @renkomari.

Photo credit: Anna-Katri Hänninen Bazar kustannus

Bibliography


2025, Commercial/Upmarket, Romance

Whispers in Lace

Mari Renko


2025, Young Adult (13 or 14+)

Red Rowan Manor

Mari Renko


2025, Commercial/Upmarket, Romance

Pearl Ring, Enclosed

Mari Renko

The Finnish rights for A HEART WITH TWO MINDS acquired by Otava Publishing Company!

We are happy to share, that the Finnish rights to A HEART WITH TWO MINDS by Ann-Luise Bertell has been sold to sold to Karisto, an imprint of Otava Publishing Company! In addition, they have acquired the rights to the first book in her upcoming new trilogy. The deal was negotiated by Noora Al-Ani at Elina Ahlback Literary Agency.

Ann-Luise Bertell, one of Finland’s most powerful literary voices, delivers a sensual, compact epic that pulses with longing, resilience, and the quiet heroism of everyday life. A HEART WITH TWO MINDS is a story of forbidden connection, haunting memory, and the fierce complexity of love in wartime.

“Skuggas is a captivating historical novel by a masterful storyteller and distinctive author. The airy yet straightforward narrative draws the reader deep into the feelings of the main character, Ruti, and into the time and community described. The text is beautiful and emotional without being the slightest bit saccharine. The story of forbidden love is compelling, and the author has a strong, distinctive voice and an irresistible charm in her writing.

Ann-Luise Bertell is a masterful storyteller and a writer with a unique voice. Her language is beautiful, her characterizations precise. She has the ability to write emotionally without being mawkish, and with originality without being difficult. Her sentences have an irresistible charm, drawing the reader deep into the story from the very first lines. Karisto is delighted and honored to offer this distinguished Finland-Swedish author a new beginning as a storyteller for the general public in the Finnish-language market.”

— Silka Raatikainen, Executive Editor at Karisto

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“What a fantastic love story!”

“A burning hot tale of passion with a surprising ending.” – Aftonbladet

Rut had loved two. Or loved. Loves. She had also loved her children, both the living and the dead, her parents, her grandmother, perhaps a friend or two. But two men.

The Continuation War rages in Finland, “a corner, one of the corners of the world”. Rut Blom is more than 40 years old, mother of three, and a farmer on Skuggas, a farm in Ostrobothnia that was her inheritance and from which she has never left. Her husband Verner and their 18-year-old son are fighting at the front line in Karelia and her unrest is constant. She finds it difficult to cope with all the work on the fields. A Soviet prisoner of war, Lieutenant Anton Demchenko from Ukraine, comes to her aid. He speaks the language of the enemy, but to Rut it sounds like a song.

Ann-Luise Bertell has secured her place as a great storyteller with her sensual, historical novels. Her novels are often set in her native area of Ostrobothnia, are short in the number of pages but with an epic breadth. A Heart With Two Minds depicts an intense half a year in one human’s life.

Publication info:
Skuggas, Förlaget
2025, 219 pages

Rights sold:

FINLAND: Förlaget (orig. Finland-Swedish)
FINLAND: Otava/Karisto (Finnish)

Reading materials:
Original Swedish edition
English synopsis

 

About author


Ann-Luise Bertell

Ann-Luise Bertell is a versatile artist who, with sensitivity, precision, and authenticity, has enriched both literature and the theater scene. Ann-Luise was born in Oravais in 1971 and lives in Vörå, and her artistry has deep roots in Ostrobothnia, with her heart beating for the power of storytelling.
She debuted as a poet in 1997 and has since written everything from children’s books and drama to acclaimed novels such as Vänd om min längtan, Glöm bort din saknad, and Heiman, which was nominated for the Finlandia Prize and the Runeberg Prize in 2020. Her latest novel, Skuggas, was published in the spring of 2025.
Her works are characterized by strong emotional depth, historical themes, and often deal with longing and sorrow, identity, and family ties. Her authorship has been compared to the great Västerbotten storytellers such as Sara Lidman and Torgny Lindgren, as well as Selma Lagerlöf. Ann-Luise herself admires authors such as Sofi Oksanen and Sara Stridsberg. She has also dramatized both Vänd om min längtan and Heiman for the stage.
As former director of Wasa Theatre (2010–2015 and 2020–2025), she has also demonstrated leadership and artistic vision, and her contributions have been recognized with several awards, including Svenska Yle’s Literature Prize, an award from the Swedish Academy, the Choraeus Prize, and in the spring of 2025, the Cultural Prize from the Swedish Ostrobothnian Society.

Photo credit: Linus Lindholm

Bibliography


2025, Literary Fiction, Romance

A Heart with Two Minds

Ann-Luise Bertell


2022, Literary Fiction

Yearning

Ann-Luise Bertell


2020, Literary Fiction

Homestead

Ann-Luise Bertell


2016, Literary Fiction

Longing

Ann-Luise Bertell

Introducing Ahlback Agency FALL 2025 FICTION Catalogue!

We are thrilled to present our Fiction Fall 2025 Catalogue!

In literary fiction, we are honored to present Juha Itkonen’s Tomorrow I’ll Tell You Everything, a poignant bestseller about life-defining choices and bittersweet love, perfect for fans of Sally Rooney and Kazuo Ishiguro.

Emmi Itäranta, the internationally celebrated author of Memory of Water, returns with her new novel Snowsinger. A mythic, atmospheric origin story of the witch queen Louhi offers a stunning blend of folklore and fantasy.

In the romance and feel-good section of our Fiction Catalogue, we are happy to invite you to North Karelia with Mari Renko’s bestselling Pearl Ring, Enclosed and its heartwarming sequel Whispers in Lace, both part of The Yellow House Chronicles series. A cozy, romantic saga filled with secrets and charm.

We are also excited to present Siri Kolu’s dark and emotionally rich romantasy The Shadow Bride, the first installment of The Shadow Day trilogy with dark romance, forbidden love, and political intrigue.

In crime and thrillers, we are proud to present Arttu Tuominen’s gripping new Crystal Trilogy, beginning with Alec, a powerful crime novel set in the haunting landscape of Lapland.

We are also thrilled to continue the Milo series with Max Seeck’s razor-sharp Betrayed, where dark secrets and deadly twists collide. With over one million copies sold worldwide and a TV adaptation in development, Seeck confirms his place among the very best in Nordic noir.

And finally, we welcome Tatiana Elf, with her chilling debut Impostor. The first in the Rebekka Nummi series, this psychological thriller introduces a dangerously charismatic sociopath who will charm you.

View the Fall 2025 Fiction Catalogue here!

TOMORROW I’LL TELL YOU EVERYTHING
Huomenna kerron kaiken
Gummerus, June 2025, 348 pp.

Reading material:
English sample and synopsis
Finnish edition

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Gummerus (orig.)

SNOWSINGER
Lumenlaulaja
Teos, August 2025, 320 pp.

Reading material:
English sample and synopsis
Finnish edition

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Teos (orig.)

PEARL RING, ENCLOSED
Helmisormus kirjekuoressa
Bazar, January 2025, 444 pp.

Reading material:
English sample and synopsis
Finnish edition

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Bazar (orig.)

WHISPERS IN LACE
Pitsihuntuun kuiskattu
Bazar, August 2025, 448 pp.

Reading material:
English synopsis
Finnish edition

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Bazar (orig.)

THE SHADOW BRIDE
Varjoliitto
Tammi, October 2025, 200 pp.

Reading material:
English sample and synopsis
Finnish edition

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Tammi (orig.)

ALEC
Alec
Otava, August 2025, 361 pp.

Reading material:
Finnish Edition,
Long English sample (80 pages!),
English synopsis

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Otava (orig.)

MILO #2: BETRAYED
Petetty
Tammi, September 2025, 352 pp.

Reading material:
English sample and synopsis
Finnish edition

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Tammi (orig.)
ESTONIA: Pegasus
FRANCE: Mera Editions
GERMANY: Bastei Lübbe
LATVIA: Latvijas Mediji

IMPOSTOR
Huijari
Into, June, 2025

Reading material:
English sample and synopsis
Finnish edition

Rights sold:
FINLAND: Into (orig.)