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message 1: by Lynn, Moderator (new)

Lynn | 4466 comments Mod
A place to discuss the current months new releases. Each month the link to the top 200 books published in that month that people have added on Goodreads will be posted here


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message 4: by Bana AZ (last edited Jan 04, 2024 05:24AM) (new)

Bana AZ (anabana_a) | 36 comments The Fury by Alex Michaelides
I'm looking forward to The Fury by Alex Michaelides

I liked The Silent Patient, haven't read The Maidens yet because I heard bad things, so I hope his new one is more like the first.


message 5: by Lynn, Moderator (new)

Lynn | 4466 comments Mod
Ugh, I really didn't like The Maidens and it has put me off trying anything else from them. It will be interesting to see what others say about the new release from them


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Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
Savanes wrote: "I have The Heiress & House of Flame and Shadow in my TBR.
The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins & House of Flame and Shadow (Crescent City, #3) by Sarah J. Maas"


I just finished The Heiress. If you've enjoyed her previous work, you'll like this one as well. Lots of twists along the way and a bunch of awful people. I thought it was really good.


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Savanes | 2107 comments Kristie wrote: "Savanes wrote: "I have The Heiress & House of Flame and Shadow in my TBR.
The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins & House of Flame and Shadow (Crescent City, #3) by Sarah J. Maas"

I jus..."

I don't think I have read anything from her before.


message 8: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
Ahh...well, it seems like she doesn't believe there are any truly good people in the world. lol She loves to add twists and give her characters a less than moral side to them.


message 9: by Vicki (last edited Jan 04, 2024 07:21AM) (new)

Vicki (goodreadscomboobooper49) | 242 comments I am focusing on reading a LOT of the Choice Awards books this year in hopes of reading some good ones! What I don't like is when a book is published as 'new' when it's already 2 or 3 or more years old but just has a new cover. I wish they'd differentiate that somehow.

Currently reading The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese .
This month I'll also read these and possibly others, but these are buddy reads:
Yellowface by R.F. Kuang Go as a River by Shelley Read Don't Let Her Stay by Nicola Sanders Did You Hear About Kitty Karr? by Crystal Smith Paul

The True Love Experiment by Christina Lauren Not a buddy read.


message 10: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
Vicki wrote: "... What I don't like is when a book is published as 'new' when it's already 2 or 3 or more years old but just has a new cover. I wish they'd differentiate that somehow. ..."

I agree. I wish new editions weren't included in the new releases list, but sometimes a book is published in one country then it's quite a while before it's published in another. I'm not sure how they'd distinguish those.


message 11: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I have already read The Heiress and am starting No One Can Know today. I also have a copy of The Expectant Detectives to read. It looks like it could be fun.

I'm also interested in First Lie Wins and maybe All Rhodes Lead Here and Only If You're Lucky.

The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins No One Can Know by Kate Alice Marshall The Expectant Detectives (Expectant Detectives #1) by Kat Ailes First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston All Rhodes Lead Here by Mariana Zapata Only If You're Lucky by Stacy Willingham


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Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I read a sample of The Fury and I didn't really love it, so I ended up removing it from my TBR. I have too many other books that I really want to read.


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Bana AZ (anabana_a) | 36 comments Kristie wrote: "I read a sample of The Fury and I didn't really love it, so I ended up removing it from my TBR. I have too many other books that I really want to read."

Oh no, that's the only January release that I have on my TBR so far. I will still try it out but with lower expectations.


message 14: by Bana AZ (new)

Bana AZ (anabana_a) | 36 comments Kristie wrote: "Vicki wrote: "... What I don't like is when a book is published as 'new' when it's already 2 or 3 or more years old but just has a new cover. I wish they'd differentiate that somehow. ..."

I agree..."


Yeah, I think the only time I'd be okay with this is if it were a book in translation. Like if it was published years ago not in English, then published recently translated in English.


message 15: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
Bana AZ wrote: "Kristie wrote: "I read a sample of The Fury and I didn't really love it, so I ended up removing it from my TBR. I have too many other books that I really want to read."

Oh no, tha..."


I've seen a lot of positive reviews too, so maybe you'll love it. If you read it, let us know what you think of it.


message 16: by Savanes (last edited Jan 05, 2024 07:56AM) (new)

Savanes | 2107 comments Kristie wrote: "Vicki wrote: "... What I don't like is when a book is published as 'new' when it's already 2 or 3 or more years old but just has a new cover. I wish they'd differentiate that somehow. ..."

I agree..."


All Rhodes Lead Here is a good example as it was first published in 2021... ;)


message 17: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
Savanes wrote: "Kristie wrote: "Vicki wrote: "... What I don't like is when a book is published as 'new' when it's already 2 or 3 or more years old but just has a new cover. I wish they'd differentiate that someho..."

All Rhodes Lead Here is a good example as it was first published in 2021... ;)"


I saw that too. Oddly, it is also available on NetGalley as if it was a new release. I'm not sure why that is.


message 18: by Vicki Willis (last edited Jan 06, 2024 08:06PM) (new)

Vicki Willis | 1033 comments I have read
The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins which was great. I agree with Kristie - she creates the most deviant characters
Only If You're Lucky by Stacy Willingham -EXCELLENT with some real surprises
That's Not My Name by Megan Lally - young adult, but surprisinglly exciting! Characters are well done as being teenagers.

Reading right now
No One Can Know by Kate Alice Marshall a new to me author. I am about 30 percent in. It is very good so far.
Twenty-Seven Minutes by Ashley Tate - this one is kind of dragging for me. I am about half way and I am not sure I care what happens.

I have not gotten Kindle First Reads in a while, but this month I picked up
Last Night by Luanne Rice and Hurt for Me by Heather Levy

I am also planning on reading
The Clinic by Cate Quinn - I love the cover on this one. I haven't read this author before but it sounds good!


message 19: by Vicki (new)

Vicki (goodreadscomboobooper49) | 242 comments Kristie wrote: "Vicki wrote: "... What I don't like is when a book is published as 'new' when it's already 2 or 3 or more years old but just has a new cover. I wish they'd differentiate that somehow. ..."

I agree..."


Oh, yes, good point.


message 20: by Lynn, Moderator (last edited Feb 02, 2024 10:07PM) (new)


message 21: by Vicki Willis (new)

Vicki Willis | 1033 comments I am looking forward to

The Teacher by Freida McFadden The Teacher
The Guest by B.A. Paris The Guest
Last Night by Luanne Rice Last Night


message 22: by Savanes (last edited Feb 05, 2024 02:45AM) (new)

Savanes | 2107 comments I'm interested in The Phoenix Crown & 2 maybes :Heartless Hunter and Bride

The Phoenix Crown by Kate Quinn Heartless Hunter (Crimson Moth, #1) by Kristen Ciccarelli Bride by Ali Hazelwood


message 23: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I read The Women and it was excellent.

I have The Bad Weather Friend and Last Night through Kindle First.

I want to read The Teacher, The Phoenix Crown, Lone Wolf, Sisters of Fortune, and Where Butterflies Wander.

I'm also interested in The Boy Who Cried Bear, but it is second in a spinoff series and I need to read at least the first of the series first.

There are a couple others that are on my 'maybe' list as well of a couple that are new editions of previously released books that I still want to read. Never enough time.

The Women by Kristin Hannah The Bad Weather Friend by Dean Koontz Last Night by Luanne Rice The Teacher by Freida McFadden The Phoenix Crown by Kate Quinn Lone Wolf (Orphan X, #9) by Gregg Andrew Hurwitz Sisters of Fortune by Anna Lee Huber Where Butterflies Wander by Suzanne Redfearn The Boy Who Cried Bear (Haven's Rock, #2) by Kelley Armstrong


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message 26: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
There are quite a few I want to read publishing in April. I had to stop looking at the list after the first 100. lol

I am currently reading Darling Girls and it is so good. I'm about half way through. I also have Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies to read soon. It looks like it'll be a funny one.

Speaking of funny, I really want to read Funny Story, Just for the Summer, and Nosy Neighbors. I have a copy of She's Not Sorry and I got The Lost Letters of Aisling from Kindle First.

The Familiar and The Reappearance of Rachel Price both look interesting too. I just found Sociopath: A Memoir on that list and added it to my TBR. It looks really interesting.

Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies (The Vacation Mysteries, #1) by Catherine Mack Funny Story by Emily Henry Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez Nosy Neighbors by Freya Sampson She's Not Sorry by Mary Kubica The Lost Letters of Aisling A Novel by Cynthia Ellingsen The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson Sociopath A Memoir by Patric Gagne


message 27: by Vicki Willis (new)

Vicki Willis | 1033 comments I would like to read
She's Not Sorry by Mary Kubica She's Not Sorry and
Daughter of Mine by Megan Miranda Daughter of Mine
Those are 2 of my go to authors

I also just read Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth Darling Girls which got 5 stars from me!
and I have
Never Come Back (Nora McTavish, #2) by Joe Hart Never Come Back in my queue to read.

Now, I am also interested in Sociopath A Memoir by Patric Gagne Sociopath: A Memoir. It wasn't on my radar (Thanks Kristie!!), but there is also a give away for it right now, so I entered.


message 28: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
Vicki - Daughter of Mine and Never Come Back are both on my radar as well. The only reason I didn't request Never Come Back is because I didn't read the first book in the series. I've been considering it anyway.

I also have A Calamity of Souls and Table for Two: Fictions that I'm keeping my eye on.

Daughter of Mine by Megan Miranda Never Come Back (Nora McTavish, #2) by Joe Hart A Calamity of Souls by David Baldacci Table for Two Fictions by Amor Towles

Thanks for the giveaway info for Sociopath. I'll give it a try too!


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message 30: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I have an early copy of If Something Happens to Me, which I plan to start tomorrow. I want to read The Paradise Problem

I also have interest in The Last Murder at the End of the World, which I expect will be in my May book club box, and The Bootlegger's Daughter, which was my Kindle freebie last month.

Of course, as I'm scrolling through I'm finding a bunch of others that look good too.

If Something Happens to Me by Alex Finlay The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren The Last Murder at the End of the World by Stuart Turton The Bootlegger's Daughter by Nadine Nettmann


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Trisha | 155 comments I'm excited for this month releases because there's:

Home Is Where the Bodies Are by Jeneva Rose - which already arrived. I have a mixed love/hate relationship with this author but fingers crossed on this one! the cover has blurbs from authors I really love

PLUS Ruth Ware has a new one One Perfect Couple by Ruth Ware and
Stephen King You Like It Darker by Stephen King

I have both preordered!


message 32: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
Oh, I missed You Like It Darker You Like It Darker by Stephen King . I also have that one on my TBR, but forgot it publishes in May.


message 33: by Vicki Willis (new)

Vicki Willis | 1033 comments I am adding that one to my TBR too. I actually like his short stories better than his novels.


message 34: by Savanes (last edited May 03, 2024 10:05AM) (new)

Savanes | 2107 comments Not much for me this month... I have This Summer Will Be Different as a maybe as well as Sweet Nightmare.

I have read Lore Olympus: Volume Six (released this month) as well as Lore Olympus: Volume Seven (released in october) since they are both available on webtoon.

This Summer Will Be Different by Carley Fortune Sweet Nightmare (The Calder Academy, #1) by Tracy Wolff Lore Olympus Volume Six (Lore Olympus, #6) by Rachel Smythe Lore Olympus Volume Seven (Lore Olympus, #7) by Rachel Smythe


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Jenna | 133 comments Kristie wrote: "I have an early copy of If Something Happens to Me, which I plan to start tomorrow. I want to read The Paradise Problem

I also have interest in The Last Mu..."</i>

You'll have to let me know what you think about If Something Happens to Me, Kristie. I've read one other Alex Finlay book and enjoyed it so I was considering trying this one but i'm on the fence about it.

I also want to read the new Christina Lauren romance and will definitely be reading the new Ruth Ware.

I've also heard that [book:When Among Crows
is good so I might check that one out as well.

I'm really trying to avoid new releases and read all the books currently on my kindle (some that have been there for way too long) but it's getting harder and harder.



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message 37: by Vicki Willis (new)

Vicki Willis | 1033 comments I already read
The Rom-Commers by Katherine Center The Rom-Commers. 4 stars
And
The Housemaid Is Watching (The Housemaid, #3) by Freida McFadden The Housemaid Is Watching 5 stars

But I want to read
The Paris Widow by Kimberly Belle The Paris Widow
And
Middle of the Night by Riley Sager Middle of the Night


message 38: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I also read The Rom-Commers and gave it 4 stars. I recently finished The Nature of Disappearing and thought it was excellent. I haven't written my review yet, but might go with 5 stars.

I have Tangled Up in You to read starting in the next couple of days. My book box has chosen A Novel Love Story, so I'll be reading the eventually too. I got Let's Pretend This Will Work from the Kindle First program, but haven't read it yet.

I want to read Summer Romance and Shelterwood because I've read previous books by the authors and enjoyed them. I also have some interest in Out on a Limb (although I just noticed that it was actually first published last year).

There are a few others that look interesting, but these are the ones that have made it onto my TBR. I need to stop looking before I end up adding more. lol

The Rom-Commers by Katherine Center The Nature of Disappearing by Kimi Cunningham Grant Tangled Up in You by Christina Lauren A Novel Love Story by Ashley Poston Let's Pretend This Will Work by Maddie Dawson Summer Romance by Annabel Monaghan Shelterwood by Lisa Wingate Out on a Limb by Hannah Bonam-Young


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Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I also noticed that there is a new Mercy Thompson coming out, Winter Lost. It's funny that I still get excited to see them, but I stopped reading them a while back. This is #14 and I ended on 10. It's a great series, but I think I burnt out on it. I may revisit it sometime.


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Jessica-sim | 12 comments This one is AMAZING Icarus by K. Ancrum Icarus by K. Ancrum

This one is fine I guess 🤷‍♀️ (not bad but not on par with the rest) The Housemaid Is Watching by Freida McFadden


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Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I've read The Lost Story and enjoyed it. I'm really looking forward to The Briar Club. I love Kate Quinn's writing. I got Broken Bayou from Kindle First. It looks really good.

The Lost Story by Meg Shaffer The Briar Club by Kate Quinn Broken Bayou by Jennifer Moorhead

There looks to be a lot of good books that I was unaware of being published this month. I'm going to take a closer look at the list later. On a side note - I'm planning to buy Maria: A Novel of Maria von Trapp for my mother. I think she'll really enjoy it.


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message 45: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
September is looking like a great month for new releases. I am currently reading Here One Moment. I love Moriarty's writing, but this one has been a bit slow for me. Still interesting, just not my favorite of hers so far. I also have The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife to read. It looks to be a sweet, heartwarming read. I hope it doesn't end up being too sad.

I am really looking forward to Somewhere Beyond the Sea. I thought the first book was sweet and I'm hoping this second book lives up to it. I'm also really looking forward to We Solve Murders. It's going to be a new series by Osman.

I am getting The Life Impossible and The Lightning Bottles in book subscription boxes later in the year, so I'll likely be reading them both next year.

Nothing Like the Movies looks really cute. I hope to read this one. I did not read the first one yet. I just added The Booklover's Library from the list. It just sounds really good.

I've heard really good things about The Swimmer, but I haven't added it to my list just yet.

Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife by Anna Johnston Somewhere Beyond the Sea (Cerulean Chronicles, #2) by T.J. Klune We Solve Murders (We Solve Murders, #1) by Richard Osman The Life Impossible by Matt Haig The Lightning Bottles by Marissa Stapley Nothing Like the Movies (Better Than the Movies, #2) by Lynn Painter The Booklover's Library by Madeline Martin


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message 48: by Kristie, Moderator (last edited Nov 01, 2024 03:38PM) (new)

Kristie | 6820 comments Mod
I'm excited for Variation. I love Yarros's writing. I plan to read Teen Titans: Starfire this month

I'm interested in A Very Bad Thing. I got it through Kindle First Reads. I also got Grave Talk. I expect to receive The Memory Dress in a book box soon. I love the cover. :) I'm also interested in Heavy Are the Stones.

I also have some interest in Under the Mistletoe, which is a collection of short stories. I only saw the one by Ali Hazelwood in the list, but this is the collection.

Pictures of You sounds good. I just found it in this list. This list is dangerous for me. I always end up adding to my TBR.

I already read The Sunflower House. I thought it was really good.

Variation by Rebecca Yarros Teen Titans Starfire (Teen Titans, #5) by Kami Garcia A Very Bad Thing by J.T. Ellison Grave Talk by Nick Spalding The Memory Dress by Jade Beer Heavy Are the Stones by J.D. Barker Under the Mistletoe (Under the Mistletoe Collection, #1-5) by Ali Hazelwood Pictures of You by Emma Grey The Sunflower House by Adriana Allegri


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Vicki (goodreadscomboobooper49) | 242 comments Is there a new releases 2025 set up anywhere?


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