the reviews and ramblings of a romance novel addict
It’s a pretty light release week, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing considering how many great reads have hit the shelves over the last month. I could use the catch-up time.
Is there anything on the list that peaks your interest? Drop a line in the comments and let me know what you’re planning on reading this week.
Continue reading “New Book Releases for September 13-19, 2021”Update your TBR shelf, fellow readers! Here’s some of the new books being released this week that I’m going to be adding to my shopping cart.
Is there a book by a favourite author that you’re tracking for this week? If so, drop a note in the comments and let everyone know what they’re missing!
Continue reading “New Book Releases for August 23-29, 2021”So many books, so little time!!
Looking for something new to read this week? Here are some of the new books being released from July 5-11 which have caught my eye. There’s a little something for everyone here, so don’t be afraid to dive in. If there’s something on your radar that I didn’t include, please drop a note in the comments and let me know. I’m always looking to add to the TBR pile!
All book links below lead to Goodreads for more information.
It Is Wood, It Is Stone,
by Gabriella Burnham
Just One Scandal
by Carly Phillips
Scoring With Him
by Lauren Blakely
The Almost Wife
by Gail Anderson-Dargatz
The Bone Code
by Kathy Reichs
The Forest of Vanishing Stars
by Kristin Harmel
At Home by the Sea, by Pam Weaver
Crazy in Love, by S.L. Scott
Is there anything more satisfying than cracking the spine on a new paperback that you’ve been waiting to read? I suppose in the days of modern technology, the better analogy would be swiping the tablet, but you know what I mean 😉 Book release day can be a treasure trove of new stories, new friends, and new worlds.
Here are some of the upcoming books that I’m tracking for release between July 1 to July 4, 2021. As you can tell, my literary tastes run the gamut – suspense, fantasy, classic romance, a little dark and dirty. I never shy away from a good story, regardless of the tools used to tell that story.
Is there anything on this week’s list that piques your interest? Is there anything that you’re tracking for your own library that isn’t on my list? Drop a line in the comments and let me know what you’re planning on reading this month.
Choose Me, by Tess Gerritsen and Gary Braver
Have We Met? by Camille Baker
Say You’ll Stay by Susan Mallery
The Seven Day Switch by Kelly Harms
Song of the Forever Rains by E.J. Mellow
The Mixtape by Brittainy Cherry
Last year, someone recommended a book to me and it became one of those books that changed everything for me. I was struggling with my mental health during the COVID-19 lockdown. I couldn’t concentrate long enough to read anything, I couldn’t knit, I wasn’t interested in anything airing on TV. I just had no focus. Then a friend said she had just the book for me, something that would draw my attention and keep me reading. She was right.
Truth or Beard – Penny Reid – Winston Brothers Book 1
Goodreads rating: 3.61 stars / 7,235 ratings / 1,300 reviews
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