Literary fiction readers are in for a treat. This week’s latest releases list is full of intriguing reads you won’t want to miss! The new releases list includes so many bestselling authors like Lucinda Riley, Alyson Richman, Stacey Halls and many more. Enjoy your new literary fiction books. Happy reading!
Set off on an adventure to new worlds this week! This selection of new science fiction and fantasy books will surely please! Science Fiction fans should be excited about the latest from bestselling authors Seth Ring, Gareth L. Powell, Kelly Gay, and more. If Fantasy is what your library needs, you’ll be able to pick up the latest from Angus Macallan, Michelle West, Howard Andrew Jones, and more. Enjoy your new science fiction and fantasy books. Happy reading!
Are you an avid reader of Young Adult books? This week you are in luck! With all of these new novels, you’re bound to find a new favorite book to add to your reading list. This week includes new novels from bestselling authors Lizzy Mason, Shaun David Hutchison, Kathryn Ormsbee, and many more. Enjoy your new young adult books. Happy reading!
Looking for some new biography and memoir books for your library? There are so many new releases this week that you’re bound to find a new favorite. You can pick up new novels from Ayelet Tsabari, Jack Riley, Katy Butler, and more. Enjoy your new biography and memoir books. Happy reading!
Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen are the New York Times Bestselling Authors of the popular thriller novels The Wife Between Us and An Anonymous Girl. If your reading list is in need of some new edge-of-your-seat thrills or you just want to hunt down some new killers, check out these new release books to read if you like Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen!
Release Date: January 22, 2019
"Psychic Solves Serial Killer Crime Spree." They called Dr. Kate Winter a psychic and it brought the crazies to her inbox. Kate can't forget the events from yesterday and carries it to each crime scene. No one at the party in Riverbend Road was prepared for what happened next... Now Kate has discovered a portal into a world beyond instincts. But it doesn't help her solve the puzzle of what really happened that night.
Release Date: February 5, 2019
Everything was seemingly perfect for Alicia Berenson. She is a famous painter and married to an in-demand fashion photographer. She lives in a grand house in one of Londons most desirable areas. Then one evening she shoots her husband five times in the face and never speaks another word. Her refusal to talk turns this domestic tragedy into a mystery that captures public attention and casts Alicia into notoriety.
Release Date: February 19, 2019
A man has been found dead. He was shot three times in his home... But strangely his computer was shot twelve times. When the police arrive on the scene, his pregnant wife is holding the gun. D.D. Warren recognizes the woman from a case many years back. Evie Carter's father was killed in a shooting ruled an accident. But two coincidental murders is too many. Something is going on.
Release Date: February 18, 2019
Caleb Rooney is a New Orleans detective by day and celebrity food truck chef by night. Now he also has a new title... Most Wanted. He is under investigation for a murder committed in the line of duty. While fighting the charges, Rooney makes an unthinkable discovery. His city is about to be attacked and the terrorist may be a local.
Release Date: February 12, 2019
The first book in a new thriller series by Karen Rose... There is a serial killer preying on vulnerable women. The only thing linking the murders is an identifying mark left on the victims-letters carved on the victim's torso. Together they spell "Sydney." Daisy Dawson was intended to be his next victim, but after fighting back, she escapes. She also grabbed a vital piece of evidence... a necklace from around the killer's neck.
Release Date: February 1, 2019
A joint FBI-Seattle Police investigation of an international child pornography ring is starting to get too close to some powerful people. Now sex-crimes detective Livia Lone has become the target of a hit that only just goes awry. She suspects the FBI was behind the attack. So reaches out to former Marine sniper Dox. Together they work to identify and neutralize the threat.
By Nicole Snow
A whirlwind. A sweetness. A sting.
That's how my latest heroine, Faye, describes the man who left her heart in mushy pieces in my brand new romance thriller, Still Not Love. The same man who's come back to save her from the big bad in this tale of love against past tragedies, present tensions, and Mother freaking Nature.
Our whirlwind begins with a hint of a spectacular love lost. I adore second chances, so it's no surprise this book runs away that theme. But it's also a second stab at so much more.
James Nobel, rock hard bodyguard extraordinaire, is the most complex hero I've ever written. He's got a dark secret to unravel and Faye to win back – and somehow, he's got to find time to finish his dead mother's romance novel.
Yikes.
James is the kind of razor blade man I love.
Sharp, yet sophisticated. Dangerous, yet gentle. Alpha as all Hades, yet able to charm panties into vapor.
He's never gotten rid of the love bug for Faye, but raw tragedy made him bury it deep. I knew when I started this story it'd take a mountain to crack him open and let his urge to re-claim her spill out, so of course I went a little crazy with the challenges.
A whole crew of baddies led by a truly devious villain – but you'll have to guess who.
A blinding snowstorm that pins down James and Faye at a luxury resort.
A shocking twist of fate or ten that takes them down the long, hard road back to love.
There's fire and ice to go around here. I adored the heck out of writing their story like I always do, but something else happened while I was bringing Faye and James to the hardest Happily Ever After imaginable.
I fell in love with the whole Enguard Security team again.
Perfect timing because this is the last standalone novel in the arc of the men and women I've been pouring my soul into for the better part of the last year.
Goodbyes are hard. But the only thing that's worse is dragging something out until it becomes bland and lifeless.
I always promised I'd never let that happen with my books. James and Faye give the pages one more memorable sizzle and create a tough act for me to follow with future stories, but of course I'm gonna try!
Can you tell I'm a sucker for hard won love? And wouldn't you agree it's the very best?
I hope you'll offer up your heart for one more wicked wringing – when James and Faye reach their final destination, I promise it's so worth it.
Nicole Snow is the author of the new book Still Not Love
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What can you tell us about your new release, May Be Fatal?
I took big risks with my latest thriller, including writing the way I hear it. In MAY BE FATAL, I ask readers to go back and forth in history with the characters. The opening chapter occurs in 2009, with the next chapter 'Present Day.' It's a psychic puzzle, a time riddle. As for substance, this excerpt is a hint:
"When we listen to our inner voice, what you call your gut, it teaches us to live beyond our brain. To allow our mind to consider options. To interpret signals. The force from the universe. We sense when something is wrong before we have the facts. Our brain trains us through what we are taught and remember from elders. Our mind deduces the risk-reward quotient. It is our entry into the collective consciousness if we dare to suspend our fears and disbelief." - MAY BE FATAL - Taylor Marsh
What books are currently on your nightstand?
Spare Room, Dreda Say Mitchell
The Missing Mistress, Thomas Fincham
Don’t Look Back, Ben Cheetham
Presidents of War, Michael Beschloss
What advice do you have for your teenage self?
Revel in early artistic successes. Don’t go against your gut. Prepare for winter.
What would you do with an extra hour in the day?
Produce a daily podcast for artists about the business of being creative, including TV, Netflix, & films. Since there isn’t an “extra hour,” I’m plotting to steal an hour to get this done. My iTunes channel reimagined. Stay tuned…
What makes your world go round? Why does it give you joy?
Concocting a world that relates to readers. To translate a woman’s experience into thrillers with psychological heft. It thrills me because I’ve found a way to decipher my life.
What scene in May Be Fatal was your favorite to write?
Serial killer Raymond Drake’s drive through Blackwater Forest: Dead of night. Nature’s wrath. He’s terrified of his own demise. Faces what he can’t control. His own terror.
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What can you tell us about your new release, In To Her?
In To Her is a very sexy and emotional story about a woman who lost everything and two hit men at a crossroads in their lives when they end up stranded at her bar during a blizzard. It’s a story about second chances, not in relationships, but just life in general. And how three strangers can change their future. It’s also about not giving up because you never know when that change is coming.
What books are currently on your nightstand?
I only listen to audiobooks and right now I’m listening to three:
Polaris Rising: A Novel by Jessie Mihalik
The Worldship Humility by R. R. Haywood
Caliban's War by James S. A. Corey
What advice would you give your teenage self?
Don't change anything.
If you had an extra hour each day, how would you spend it?
Netflix and chill, of course
What makes your world go round? Why does it bring you joy?
Being home with my family. And writing--more specifically, finishing a book. I love finishing a book. I also love nature and my life on the ranch. And all dogs give me joy.
What scene in In To Her was your favorite to write?
The epilogue. I always love writing the epilogue the most.
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What can you tell us about your new release Love Me Like This?
While it definitely has it's soft family moments, It is still very much a hot and heavy read!
What or who inspired you to become an author?
Honestly the characters in my head that just refused to go away until I told their story.
What's on your top 5 list for the best books you've ever read?
I have a wide taste in books. Definitely love Harry Potter, Anything by Christopher Pike is like a walk down memory lane. and any good romance novel.
Say you’re the host of a literary talk show. Who would be your first guest? What would you want to ask?
Christopher Pike, I have so many Questions, It's hard to choose just one.
What's your favorite thing about writing?
When the book is done. Lol just kidding, I honestly love it when The characters surprise me just as much as if not more than the readers.
What is a typical day like for you?
Well I wake up and check the rankings, then I work on ads, more ads and oh did I mention ads? There's also writing somewhere in there, But at the end of the day, I do a few more ads. lol
What scene in Love Me Like This was your favorite to write?
The carnival scene and the beach, I love writing the little moments, The ones that most woman can dream about or even relate to in some way.
Do you have a motto, quote or philosophy you live by?
I would say Hakuna Matata but my PA would tell you that;s a lie because all I do is worry. LOL. All I can say is at the end of the day we all do our best and That's good enough for someone.
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What can you tell us about your new release Terra Nova: Titan?
Nova Terra: Titan is both a deeply personal story and a fun romp through a futuristic fantasy setting. Most of us can relate to the feeling of being an outsider, forced to look in on at a world that seems content to operate without us. The main character of this book explores that idea, doing his best to find his proper place in the world. Despite the serious, underlying theme, this book is meant to entertain and uplift, presenting a hopeful, vibrant world just waiting to be explored.
What or who inspired you to become an author?
Growing up I read books by the shelf-full. Many of my memories of my childhood are tied to what I was reading at the time. My love of reading eventually turned into a love of telling stories to others and writing has been a natural progression of that trend. A few years ago I started writing short stories as a creative outlet and somehow those short stories morphed into close to full-length novels. It wasn’t until I mentioned to my wife that I had a 100,000-word story written and she encouraged me to put it out for other people to read that I ever really considered myself being an author.
What's on your top 5 list for the best books you've ever read?
This is a tough question. I’ve read many great books over the years but I can certainly point to a few that stick out as having impacted me deeply. In no particular order, they are The Walking Drum by Louis L’amour, These Old Shades by Georgette Heyer, Foundation by Isaac Asimov, Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, and A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs. These books and their authors gave me countless hours of joy as a child, not to mention shaping the way I see the world and the way that I write.
Say you’re the host of a literary talk show. Who would be your first guest? What would you want to ask?
Sadly, most of my favorite authors are no longer living, but I would love to sit down with any of the modern giants of fiction to talk to them about how they craft characters. I believe strongly that if your characters are real enough, the story will write itself and would love to learn how they go about giving their characters life.
What's your favorite thing about writing?
My favorite thing about writing is getting to explore a new world. Often, the specific details of the worlds I write about don’t exist until they land on the page, which allows me to explore as I go. As I write, I find that the world becomes clearer and more reflective of reality. Even when what I am writing is obvious fantasy, there is always an element of truth in it.
What is a typical day like for you?
Typically, I get up at 5 am and try to write for about an hour before I leave for work. The rest of my day looks fairly typical, with work, family time, and maybe an hour of relaxing before I go to bed at 10 pm. On the weekends I get up between 5 and 6 am and try to get two to three hours of writing in. While my days vary, I try as much as possible to maintain my morning schedule.
What scene in Terra Nova: Titan was your favorite to write?
There is a scene where the main character, Thorn, encounters his first real enemy in the virtual reality world. That scene was really fun for me to write because I got to explore the fact that the game feels like the real world, even though it isn’t. I really enjoyed the interaction between Thorn and his opponent as they test each other out.
Do you have a motto, quote or philosophy you live by?
If I had to pick a writing philosophy, it would be twofold. First, there is no need for perfection. If what I am writing brings me joy, then it is worth writing. Second, progress comes through practice. There are few forces more powerful than consistency, and this is especially true as we try to master skills.
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