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Welcome to November! Are you ready to dive into new books as we gear up for the winter holidays? Here's what's on the schedule.
First up on Tuesday, November 4 is a review of Susan Mallery's Otherwise Engaged. This deeply emotional women's fiction novel from Mallery is filled with secrets, messy family dynamics, and more than one unexpected revelation.
Wednesday, November 5 brings a review of The Heartbreak Hotel by Ellen O'Clover. This debut novel is heartbreaking, hopeful, and satisfyingly romantic.
Don't miss a review - and giveaway - of While it Was Snowing by Julia London on Thursday, November 6. Mature characters, forced proximity, chaotic family, humor, heart, happy endings, and a mostly blind senior dog who stole every scene she was in kept me enjoying this story late into the night.
Monday, November 10 brings a review of Claiming the Princess by Charis Michaels. This final book in the Hidden Royals trilogy hit all my happy reader buttons.
Join us on Tuesday, November 11 for Santa's tour review - and a giveaway - of The Marriage Narrative by Claire Kann. I'm eager to read what Santa has to say about this modern marriage of convenience romance.
Wednesday, November 12 brings a grumpy/grumpy romance in Cowboy, It's Cold Outside by Maisey Yates. This final book in Yates' Four Corners Ranch series brings emotional depth, snappy banter, chemistry for days, and a chance at an unexpected HEA for the least likely couple in Pyrite Falls.
Those confirmed-bachelor Fletcher brothers - and their matchmaking niece - are back with a friends-to-lovers romance in Honeymoon Phase by Amy Daws. Stop by on Thursday, November 13 for a review where I'll be talking about the laughter, shenanigans, and heartfelt emotion to be found in this book.
On Friday, November 14, I'll be sharing a review of Snowfall in Park City, book two of Hope Holloway and Cecelia Scott's humorous and heartwarming holiday quartet.
Join us on Monday, November 17 for a review of The Christmas Keepsake by Annie Rains, a small-town story of hope, healing, family, and love.
Be sure to stop by on Wednesday, November 19 for a review and giveaway of The Secret Christmas Library by Jenny Colgan. Colgan's holiday books always grace my must-buy list.
Friday, November 21 takes us back to Highbury for book two in Vanessa Kelly's cozy, historical Emma Knightley Mysteries series. Stop by to read my thoughts about Murder at Donwell Abbey.
Don't miss my review of Second Chance Romance by Olivia Dade on Monday, November 24. This hilarious, steamy, grumpy/grumpy romance checked all of my happy reader boxes and is one of my favorite books this year.
Santa returns on Tuesday, November 25 with a review of The Marriage Method by Mimi Matthews. This enemies-to-lovers, historical romance is book two in Matthews' The Crinoline Academy series.
That wraps up the month of November at The Romance Dish. What books are you looking forward to reading this month?
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The book looks and sounds great. Thanks for your great generosity. Linda May
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great lineup! I want to read all of these books. I did read the 1st Crinoline Academy story by Mimi Mathew’s and 1 of Jenny Colgan’s Christmas stories. I enjoy Julia London, Susan Mallery, Maisie Yates, Vanessa Kelly and Annie Rains. Looks like a wo start to the holiday season.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
What a list, now I will have to look up a few of these
ReplyDeleteOtherwise Engaged looks so good!
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One book I’m looking forward to reading is By The Fire We Carry
ReplyDeleteHi PJ! You have a great line-up! Heartbreak Hotel was really good! Cowboy It's Cold Outside has such a cute cover! While It Was Snowing and Honeymoon Phase are also on my list to definitely read!
ReplyDeleteI an defiantly going to read Murder at Donwell Abby. I loved the first book in this series.
ReplyDeleteSo many good books coming out this month! It will be busy month reading Christmas romances!! Looking forward to Amy Dawes new book. Already read Susan Mallery’s new book. Was so excited to see it was dedicated to me and my daughter!
ReplyDeleteAnother very nice selection of books for the month. For once, it is the contemporary books that appeal the most. Top of my list is going to be THE SECRET CHRISTMAS LIBRARY. A Scottish Highland castle, a laird, a library full of books, and a treasure hunt, what more could anyone want? This one sounds like it will be a satisfying read to curl up with on cold evenings. As for the other books, Julia London's books always enjoyable. The Heartbreak Hotel sounds like a good way to spend a weekend. The Christmas Keepsake by Annie Rains and Snowfall in Park City also sound enjoyable. Murder at Donwell Abbey will be a nice historical mystery to read by the fire. Thank you for the nice selection of books to look forward to.
ReplyDeleteI am so excited for Susan Mallory's book and Nora Roberts last book in her trilogy!!
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