Coming Soon – The Books We’re Most Looking Forward to in November 2025
We would love to hear which books you’re looking forward to in the coming weeks. Here are a few from our AAR reviewers. (You can see them all at Amazon here.) Are you excited about any of these? Let us know!
Releasing the week of 3rd November 2025
Ellie Hayes and the Himbos by Vanessa King (November 4)
Fallen City by Adrienne Young (November 4)
Gilded in Vengeance by Lyssa Mia Smith (November 4)
Save Us by Mona Kasten (November 4)
Releasing the week of 10th November 2025
A Matter of Murder by Tirzah Price (November 11)
An Academic Affair by Jodi McAlister (November 11)
Innocence Road by Lauren Griffin (November 11)
My Roommate from Hell by Cale Deitrich (November 11)
Next Time Will Be Our Turn by Jesse Q Sutanto (November 11)
Take a Hike by Katie Ruggle (November 11)
The Marriage Narrative by Claire Kann (November 11)
The Dramatic Life of Jonah Penrose by Robyn Green (November 11)
To Beguile a Banished Lord by Fearne Hill (November 11)
Not You Again by Erin La Rosa (November 18)
Releasing the week of 17th November 2025
After Hours at Dooryard Books by Cat Sebastian (November 18)
And Then There Was You by Sophie Cousens (November 18)
Daddy Issues by Kate Goldbeck (November 18)
From Cradle to Grave by Rhys Bowen (November 18)
Haven’t Killed in Years by Amy K. Green (November 18)
Heart Check by Emily Charlotte (November 18)
Light Up by Barbara Elsborg (November 17)
Secret Nights and Northern Lights by Megan Oliver (November 18)
The Glowing Life of Leanne Wu by Mindy Hung (November 18)
The Botanists Assistant by Peggy Townsend (November 18)
The Lost Rings by Nora Roberts (November 18)
The Truth About You and Me by Emma Cooper (November 18)
Releasing the week of 24th November 2025
All Superheroes Need Photo Ops by Elizabeth Stephens (November 25)
My Fair Senor by Alana Quintana Albertson November 25)
The Marriage Method by Mimi Matthews (November 25)
You can see–and purchase them! – here.
I’m looking forward to Thrown for a Loop by Sarina Bowen, always a dependable author for me, and Turns of Fate by Anne Bishop, which is a new series for her.
November is fairly light for me so far – there’s always the possibility that some authors will announce last-minute releases, but I don’t think there are any to come by my “auto-reads”. Maybe I’ll have time to go back to some of the books I didn’t have time to review earlier in the year!
Have you heard anything about the new Cat Sebastian book? I didn’t know she had a new one coming out. It seems it’s another mid-20th Century historical from the early reviews, set during the Vietnam War, so late 60’s, early 70’s I guess. (I still struggle to see my formative years turned into “historicals.)
Yes, Afrer Hours at Dooryard Books is coming out next month – she’s kindly sent me a review copy, which I’ll be reading soon.
She has another book coming out in March 2026, Star Shipped – I’m hoping to review it but Avon has so far ignored our request for an ARC.
I didn’t like Kate Goldbeck’s first book (You, Again) but it was well-received so I’ll try Daddy Issues. I’m also keen to read Violet Thistlewaite – and so many others! I have a whole TBR just for Ali Hazelwood so I’ll add Bound to that :)
Ali Hazelwood has her sixth release this year coming out November 11th. Bound is an audiobook-first novella.
All Super Heroes Need Photo Ops was not on my radar – but now it definitely is. Looking forward to reading this.