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March 22-26, 2010: Chevy will be on a pre-pub tour to Seattle, Toronto, and Boston.

 

February 2010: Bertrand buys the rights to STILL MISSING for Portugal.

 

February 2010: Sextante buys the rights to STILL MISSING for Brazil.

 

February 2010: Circulo de Lectores buys the rights to STILL MISSING for Spain.

 

February 1, 2010: Chevy will be speaking at the BC Book Fair Author Breakfast

 

January 2010: Dutch translation rights to STILL MISSING sold to De Bezige Bij

 

January 2010: STILL MISSING named as one of the top book picks for 2010 in the Christian Science Monitor

 

January 2010: Czech translation rights for STILL MISSING sold to Euromedia Group

 

January 2010: Slovak translation rights for STILL MISSING sold to Ikar

 

December 2009: Polish translation rights for STILL MISSING sold to Swiat Ksiazki.

 

November 2009: Family Leisure Club buys the rights to STILL MISSING for Russia.

 

November 2009: Dipotra buys the rights to STILL MISSING for Greece.

 

November 2009: Allen and Unwin buys the rights to STILL MISSING for Australia.

 

September 2009: Audio rights for STILL MISSING and Chevy’s next two books sell to Brilliance Audio.

 

May 2009: German translation rights to STILL MISSING sell to Fischer/Scherz.

 

What They Think!

"Chevy Stevens’ STILL MISSING is a compelling, unputdownable thrill ride of a debut. You’ll never go to an “open house” again without wondering if the guy in khakis is a maniac. The twists are so treacherous and unexpected you’ll need a neck brace by the time you finish."

Linda Castillo, New York Times bestselling author of Sworn to Silence

 

"Engrossing, terrifying and ultimately full of girl-kick-ass, STILL MISSING will suck you in from page one. Realtors should not read this book if they ever want to host an open house again."

Chelsea Cain, author of HEARTSICK, SWEETHEART, and EVIL AT HEART.

 

“While reading Chevy Steven’s thriller Still Missing, I had to remind myself to breathe. Simply terrifying.”

New York Times bestselling author Erica Spindler