Coming Soon – The Books We’re Most Looking Forward to in September 2025
September is a big release month! What are you excited about?
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!
Both Things Are True by Kathleen Barber (September 1)
By the Horns by Ruby Dixon (September 2)
Every Step She Takes by Alison Cochrun (September 2)
Fearful Lauren Roberts (September 2)
Framed in Death by J.D. Robb (September 2)
Head Witch in Charge by Avery Flynn (September 2)
Hot Desk by Laura Dickerman (September 2)
It Happened on a Sunday by Tracy Wolff (September 2)
Love Walked In by Sarah Chamberlain (September 2)
Rules for Fake Girlfriends by Raegan Revord (September 2)
Save You by Mona Kasten (September 2)
Witch You Would by Lia Amador (September 2)
The Christmas Express by Isla Gordon (September 2)
The Dating Prohibition by Taj McCoy (September 2)
The Girl in the Green Dress by Mariah Fredericks (September 2)
The Question of Us by Jay Hogan (September 4)
Releasing the week of 8th September 2025
Breakout Year by K.D. Casey, (September 12)
Finding the One: A River Rain Novel by Kristen Ashley (September 9)
Game On by Ki Stephens (September 9)
Game Point by Meg Jones (September 9)
Ghost Business by Jen DeLuca (September 9)
Hexcellent Chance to Fall in Love by Ann Rose (September 9)
How to Break My Heart by Kat T. Masen (September 11)
Lady Like by Mackenzi Lee (September 9)
People Watching by Hannah Bonham Young
Pitcher Perfect Tessa Bailey (September 9)
The Quarterlands by Xanthe Walter 9th Sept
The Haunting of William Thorn by Ben Alderson (September 9)
The Honeycrisp Orchard Inn by Valerie Bowman (September 9)
The Most Unusual Haunting of Edgar Lovejoy by Roan Parrish (September 9)
Releasing the week of 15th September 2025
Fun at Parties by Jamie Harrow(September 16)
Honey and Heat by Aurora Palit (September 16)
The Austen Affair by Madeline Bell (September 16)
The Gingerbread Bakery by Laurie Gilmore (September 16)
The Princess and the PI by Nicky Payne (September 16)
Uncharmed by Lucy Jane Wood (September 16)
We Met Like This by Kasie West (September 16)
Releasing the week of 22nd September 2025
Alchemised by SenLinYu (September 23)
A Breath of Life by Nicky James(September 23)
A Tour to Die For by Michelle Chouinard
Amanda by H.S. Cross (September 23)
Beautiful Nightmare by Katee Roberts (September 23)
Falling by Christina Lauren (September 23)
Hot for Slayer by Ali Hazelwood (September 23)
Ladies in Hating by Alexandra Vasti (September 23)
Road Trip with a Vampire by Jenna Lavine (September 23)
Space Vampire by Ruby Dixon (September 23)
Spicy Little Curses by J.T. Geissinger (September 23)
The Heartbreak Hotel by Ellen O’Clover (September 23)
The Sisterhood by Tasha Alexander (September 23)
This and Every Life by Emmy Saunders (September 25)
Releasing the week of 29th September 2025
Absolutely Pucked by E.M Lindsey (September 29)
Against All Odds by Brittney Sahin (September 30)
Christmas People by Iva-Marie Palmer (September 30)
Fake Skating by Lynn Painter (September 30)
Holiday Ever After by Hannah Grace (September 30)
Princess of Blood by Sarah Hawley (September 30)
The Earl That Got Away by Diana Quincy (September 30)
The Island by Briar Prescott (September 30)
The Killing Stones by Ann Cleeves (September 30)
The Librarians by Sherry Thomas (September 30)
The Nanny’s Handbook to Magic and Managing Difficult Dukes by Amy Rose Bennet (September 30)
The Lost Story of Eva Fuentes by Chanel Cleeton (September 30)
The Scot’s Seduction by Megan Frampton (September 30)
The Secret of Orange Blossom Cake by Rachel Linden (September 30)
The Sleepless by Jen Williams (September 30)
Soul Searching by Lyla Sage (September 30)
Yesterday, Tal Bauer – who has been on hiatus for the last couple of years – announced a new book called The Fall in his FB group. No release date given, although he says “soon” – hopefully this month.
It was released September 13, 2025. I’m already reading it, but very slowly, because –800 pages in first person narrative! One of my favourite authors, and it took me by surprise.
It was definitely a last-minute surprise! I plan to read it, too, but I can’t fit an 800 page book into my schedule right now!
I am looking forward to Elodie Harper’s Sept. 2 release of Boudicca’s Daughter. I love her Wolf Den trilogy set in Pompeii and Roman Britain is one of my favorite book locations.
I didn’t know Briar Prescott had a new book coming out – yay! I’m also looking forward to Nicky James’ latest,
For fans of Lane Hayes, she has a novella called Better Than Baby coming out on 9/25 that continues the story of her long standing couple Matt and Aaron of the Better Than series.
For fans of May Archer’s Sunday Brothers series, there is a novella called Hot Chicken coming out on 9/9 featuring stories about all the couples.
I have a comment that seems to be stuck in moderation. Could it have been a link to a book’s Amazon page that did it?
I’m not sure – our spam filter just seems to randomly designate comments as spam even though the commenter has posted before!
I don’t know what happened but there are no comments in moderation. Sorry!
Brigham Vaughn’s Slew Foot, Book 3 of Second Chances Series comes out Sept 19.
Books 1 and 2 have been reviewed here.
For some reason I had it in my head that it was October! I’ll see if I can get an ARC to review when they’re available.
I’m looking forward to this one too!
Ali Hazelwood’s new one is a surprise to me. Fake Skating by Lynn Painter and Road Trip with a Vampire by Jenna Levine are both a lot of fun!
It looks like you’ve noted three of the four books I have on my September tbr:
Jay Hogan’s THE QUESTION OF US (September 4) continues the romantic-suspense series that started with THE MEANING OF YOU. The MCs are middle-aged men who were falling in love (and dodging danger) in the previous books and are now being pulled back in to the situation they thought they had escaped.
KD Casey’s BREAKOUT YEAR (September 12) is a baseball romance featuring a fake relationship between a rookie phenom and a former player (the first Orthodox Jew to play professional baseball). I love Casey’s perfect blend of baseball & romance.
Jesse H Reign’s FLAGRANT FOUL (September 17) continues her Totally Pucked series of m/m hockey romances. This one features the brother’s best friend trope.
Nicky James’s A BREATH OF LIFE (September 18) continues the Krause-Domingo romantic suspense series with opposites attract MCs and always a mystery or two to solve.
I plan to review three of those (Hogan, Casey, James) – I just got the ARC of the Casey so I’ll be starting that today. I haven’t read Jesse H. Reign; I’ve looked at the blurbs for some of her books and am not sure they’re for me, although I have Unbreak Me on my Audible wishlist.
Do you know anything about The Island by Briar Prescott? I can’t find it on Goodreads.
I’ve known she had a new book coming out in Sept. for a while, but she literally only announced the date yesterday (in her FB group) so it probably isn’t there yet. I’ll keep an eye out for it – GR is now importing Audible and Amazon book info directly, which means GR Librarians can’t add Kindle and Audible editions any more, otherwise I’d do it.
Great! Thanks.
If you click the hyperlink in the post, it goes to the Amazon listing which has a blurb.