Erin Doom

Erin Doom is the pen name of the currently most widely read and best-loved author, the most resounding literary success of the past few years. Magazzini Salani published her Fabbricante di lacrime (The Tearsmith aka Maker of Tears, 2021), the 2022 bestselling title in Italy with over 650,000 copies sold, translated in 36 countries, and a movie available on Netflix on 4th April, Nel modo in cui cade la neve (The Way the Snow Falls, 2022), with over 230,000 copies sold and Stigma (2023) with 170,000 copies sold.

Stigma

Magazzini Salani, May 2023

English synopsis available

170,000 copies sold!

Alone and penniless, Mireya moves to cold Philadelphia, no longer believing in miracles. However, she changes her mind when she steps into the quirky, lavish Milagro Club, where she becomes bound to the detestable, charming Andras, head of security, by a golden thread stronger than fate itself.

Quirky and lavish, the Milagro Club is a place that can bewitch anyone who walks into it, including Mireya. Obstinate like someone with nothing to lose, the young woman gets herself hired as a bartender. The Milagro, however, is more than an exclusive nightclub. Behind its closed doors, beyond the sequins and stage lights, destinies and secrets are intertwined. The darkest ones are all gathered in the rugged, charming face of Andras, the head of security. Between Mireya and Andras, it’s hatred at first sight. Both carry on their skins the same marks, the brand of those who have had to learn to fight in order to survive. And yet they keep bumping into each other, as though attracted by a mysterious force they neither know nor are able to oppose, bound by a golden thread that is stronger than destiny.

Rights Sold

Russia: Eksmo;

Option Publishers: Albania: Dituria; Brazil: Harper Collins Brazil; Croatia: Lumen/Školska knjiga; Czech Rep: Omega; Denmark: Gronningen; World English Rights: Michael Joseph/PRH (UK); Dell/PRH (US);France: Hachette Romans; Germany: Fischer Verlag; Greece: Psichogios; Holland: A.W. Bruna; Hungary: Kolibri; Korea: Noonkoip Publishing; North Macedonia: TRI Publishing; Poland: Znak; Portugal: Planeta; Romania: Litera; Serbia: Čarobna knjiga; Slovakia: Grada Slovakia; Slovenia: Založba Vida; World Spanish:Montena/Penguin Random House; Turkey: Eksik Parca.

Nel modo in cui cade la neve

(The Way the Snow Falls)

Magazzini Salani, January 2022

Top Ten Bestseller List

over 230,000 copies sold

A heart white as snow.

A love that rages like a blizzard.

A precious secret to keep beyond death.

Ivy grew up among frozen lakes and uncontaminated forests, surrounded by the snow she loves. This is why, after she is orphaned and forced to move to California, all she can think of is what she’s left behind. Canada and its land are a deep loss. Its mountains contain the past to which the girl is so attached, and that, unbeknown to her, makes her the carrier of a dangerous secret.

The only family she has left is that of John, her kind godfather. It’s not long before she realises that John’s son, Mason, is no longer the toothless little boy whose picture she saw as a child. He is now grown up, with the sharp eyes of a wild animal and a face like a lair of shadows. And the first time he smiles at her, menacing, curving his perfect lips, Ivy realises that living with him will be harder than she expected. Indeed, Mason doesn’t want her there and does nothing to conceal it.

As Ivy tries to keep her head above the violent waves of her new life by the ocean, Canada and its mysteries never cease to torment her while she does everything it takes to enable her heart, white as snow, to blossom once more, overcoming the winter cold.

Rights Sold

Czech Rep.: Omega; Denmark: Gronningen; Holland: A.W. Bruna; Poland: Znak; Russia: Eksmo; World Spanish:  Montena/Penguin Random House.

Option Publishers: Albania: Dituria; Brazil: Harper Collins Brazil; Croatia: Lumen/Školska knjiga; World English Rights: Michael Joseph/PRH (UK); Dell/PRH (US); France: Hachette Romans; Germany: Fischer Verlag; Greece: Psichogios; Hungary: Kolibri; Korea: Noonkoip Publishing; North Macedonia: TRI Publishing;  Portugal: Planeta; Romania: Litera; Serbia: Čarobna knjiga; Slovakia: Grada Slovakia; Slovenia: Založba Vida; Turkey: Eksik Parca.

Fabbricante di lacrime

(The Tearsmith aka Maker of Tears)

Magazzini Salani, May 2021

over 650,000 copies sold!

30 editions

Netflix: ‘The Tearsmith’ is the number 1 movie worldwide only three days after its release!

THE 2022 BESTSELLING TITLE !!

From this book, a Netflix movie coming on April, 4th!

Full English Translation Available

Wishing for a family. An impossible love.

Just one certainty: you cannot lie to the ‘maker of tears’.

Within the walls of Grave, the orphanage in which Nica has grown up, stories and legends have always been told by candlelight. The most famous one is about the tear maker, a mysterious craftsman with eyes as clear as glass, guilty of having manufactured all the fears and anxieties that dwell in people’s hearts.

But, at the age of seventeen, the moment has come for Nica to leave all these dark childhood stories behind. Her greatest dream is about to come true. Mr and Mrs Milligan have begun the adoption procedures and are ready to give her the family she’s always wanted. However, Nica is not alone in the new house. Rigel, a restless, mysterious orphan, is also taken out of Grave, and he’s the last person Nica would wish for an adoptive brother. Rigel is intelligent, astute, plays the piano like a bewitching demon and is mesmerisingly handsome, but his angelic appearance conceals a dark temperament. Even though Nica and Rigel share a past filled with grief and deprivation, living together seems impossible; especially when the legend comes back to haunt their lives and the maker of tears suddenly grows increasingly real and draws nearer. Even so, gentle and brave, Nica is ready to do anything in order to protect her dream, because only by facing the nightmares that torment her will she finally be able to soar freely like the butterfly after which she was named.

Rights Sold

Albania: Dituria; Brazil: Harper Collins Brazil; Croatia: Lumen/Školska knjiga; Czech Rep: Omega; Denmark: Gronningen; World English Rights: Michael Joseph/PRH (UK); Dell/PRH (US); France: Hachette Romans; Germany: Fischer Verlag; Greece: Psichogios; Holland: A.W. Bruna; Hungary: Kolibri; Korea: Noonkoip Publishing; North Macedonia: TRI Publishing;  Poland: Znak; Portugal: Planeta; Romania: Litera; Russia: Eksmo; Serbia: Čarobna knjiga; Slovakia: Grada Slovakia; Slovenia: Založba Vida; World Spanish:  Montena/Penguin Random House; Turkey: Eksik Parca.

 

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