Literary agents who want books like Dial A for Aunties

Reisinger wants mystery and thriller that breaks convention in one of a few directions: a speculative setting or twist layered onto a classic whodunit structure…

Claire gravitates toward genre fiction that is emotionally grounded and romantically charged — lush settings, big-concept premises, and a strong throughline of …

She embraces the full spectrum from cozy and amateur-sleuth to literary crime — and her award track record confirms she can place work across that range. She pr…

This is her loudest stated priority. She wants contemporary romance with genuine comic energy and a fresh angle on beloved tropes — enemies-to-lovers, road trip…

Spencer has an explicit soft spot for cozy crime — warm, character-driven mysteries with ensemble casts and a light touch. The comp cluster here is consistent a…

A deliberate expansion of the list. Elana Roth Parker is looking for fun, gripping, hook-driven adult romance and romantic comedy that carries the same escapist…

Hannah explicitly wanted to have fun with compulsively readable, high-premise commercial fiction — romance, fantasy, and suspense that prioritize a vivid cast a…

She welcomes murder mystery across a wide register: cozy or hardboiled, contemporary or historical, earnest or comedic, with family chaos enthusiastically invit…

The center of the recent sales. Spieller wants upmarket and book-club fiction, diverse and female-driven suspense and thrillers, immersive upmarket or literary …

Rechter's most emphatic and recent ask is for cozy mysteries across a range of tonal registers — from the traditionally constructed, quieter end of the spectrum…

She's interested in warmhearted narratives—fantasy, mystery, and contemporary—where family dynamics (chosen or biological) are central and the emotional arc inv…