New Books - NewInBooks

Books To Read If You Like R.R. Banks

R.R. Banks is the USA Today Bestselling Author of contemporary romance novels and some of his most popular recent releases include Rebel, Forbidden, and Damaged. If you are looking for a new book boyfriend and don't mind things getting a little steamy, we think you will fall madly in love with these exciting new books to read if you like R.R. Banks. Enjoy!

Books To Read If You Like R.R. Banks

His Brother's Fiancée

Vivian Wood

Release Date: March 27, 2018

I loved Effie White once, a long time ago. That raven-haired, pouty-lipped temptress. I was obsessed with her touch, her smell, and her taste. I couldn't get enough... Then she shattered my heart into a million pieces. My brother waited in the wings and when I left he pounced. Now I'm back and Effie's on his arm wearing a ring. But she's looking at me, touching me, and tormenting me.

Buy on Amazon

Trouble

Kira Blakely

Release Date: March 23, 2018

Walking into a charity event naked didn't make a very good impression on the investors, so now I have to clean up my act. Margot's business is the perfect cover... My new business partner wants me out but I've been infatuated with her ever since we were kids. She's a real woman and I won't lose it all again. This time, she's mine.

Buy on Amazon

Once Friends

Z.L. Arkadie

Release Date: March 15, 2018

We were best friends through childhood, then years later came that night. Something happened between us that was unexpected and confusing. That was fifteen years ago and we hadn't spoken since. Now here I am staring into his blue eyes. I'm now a woman and he's a sexy man. He offered me the position of a lifetime. Should I take it? If I do, I'll have to trust he won't leave me high and dry like he did so many years ago.

Buy on Amazon

Then There Was You

Claire Contreras

Release Date: February 28, 2018

I made my first mistake when I hooked up with my best friend. I then made the second years later when we met again and I fell for her. The third mistake was letting her go. I did it because I had to. Because our love wasn't built to withstand the winds coming in our direction.

Buy on Amazon

Only You

Melanie Harlow

Release Date: March 10, 2018

I've seen the parade of beautiful women leaving Nate Person's apartment across the hall. A different one every time. I don't want any part of that. I'm looking for romance, a happily ever after, and something that's real. As a divorce attorney he tells me that doesn't exist. As a wedding planner, I choose to disagree.

Buy on Amazon

Savage Prince

Meghan March

Release Date: March 27, 2018

I don't follow anyone's rules, even my own. I do what I want and who I want. I knew I shouldn't touch her but I couldn't resist. That didn't stop me the second time either. Now Temperance Ransom is my new addiction and I'm not ready to quit. I'll have my way, even if it means dragging her into the darkness.

Buy on Amazon

Interview with Eden Hudson, author of Two-Faced

What can you tell us about your new release, Two-Faced?

Winona Treesinger, our MC from Two-Faced, isn’t your typical hardened, gritty Urban Fantasy anti-heroine. She’s the last great Bigfoot princess, and her personality is basically a cross between this sweet, naive wide-eyed wanderer and an enormous butt-kicking monster. Best of all, to her, there’s nothing strange about being both at once. It’s just who she is. She’ll daintily wipe her mouth with a cloth napkin at dinner, then turn around and Hulk Smash a couple dozen cannibal demons into paste with her bare fists on the walk home like it ain’t no thang.

What's on your top 5 list for best books you've ever read?

1. Once a Hero by Michael A. Stackpole

2. Dead Man’s Walk by Larry McMurtry

3. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – especially “The Final Problem”

4. Lord of Chaos by Robert Jordan

5. The Drowned Cities by Paolo Bacigalupi

What fictional world would you most like to visit?

Tel’aran’rhiod from the Wheel of Time series. I would love to live another life or ten whenever I shut my eyes, exploring the wolf dream, changing and rebuilding the landscape, and having my actions there affect the waking world.

What's your favorite thing about writing?

Same as my favorite thing about Tel’aran’rhiod—living other lives and building strange and fascinating new worlds. I get to play make believe for a living. For somebody who never really grew up, it doesn’t get much better than that.

What's a typical day like for you?

Whew, okay. So my typical day breaks down like this: Wake up, fall out of bed and start the coffee maker, feed and referee our boys, teach homeschool while guzzling coffee, read or clean up around the camper while the boys do their lessons so I’m available if they have any questions, feed everybody again, try to squeeze in some writing during their naptime, play outside for a while soaking up some Vitamin D, make more food, rush everybody off to martial arts class (I think I hold the record for world’s oldest yellow belt), come home, put the boys to bed, play some MtG with my husband/best friend/fellow old person yellow belt, tuck him into bed, then stay up until the wee hours of the morning cranking out the words, sometimes with a little help from a can of Monster Ultra—usually purple, sometimes pink.

BAM. You're a superhero. What's your superpower?

I’ve actually given this a great deal of serious thought just in case I ever do get to choose. See, I want a superpower that will enrich my life, but not add any responsibility or endanger my loved ones. My dream is to have Fart Vision—the ability to see farts, preferably in vibrant colors. I would see them in line at the grocery store or in an elevator or at a funeral and know who dealt it and laugh to myself. It’s the simple pleasures that make life worth living.

What scene in Two-Faced was your favorite to write?

Any scene where Chris and Winona are feeding off of each other comedically. I’m a sucker for the classic straight man vs. comedian sketch setup, and between the detective and the Bigfoot there’s a ton of “Who’s on First?” going on, except with roll-y chairs, magic, and murder instead of baseball.

Do you have a motto, quote, or philosophy you live by?

“Don’t panic.” If it’s good enough for intergalactic hitchhikers, then it’s good enough for me.

Eden Hudson is the author of the new book Two-Faced.

Connect with Eden:
Author Page

Buy The Book

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

Interview with Jane C. Brady, author of Cascading Petals

What can you tell us about your new release, Cascading Petals?

Cascading Petals is a novel with a strong message for teens dealing with bullying. It also reflects on depression and teen suicide. This novel was inspired by the bullying and teen suicide in my own community.

What or who inspired you to become an author?

As a young girl, I used writing as a way of escape. Now, as an adult, I enjoy it because it allows me to use my creative side.

Who is your favorite couple from literature?

My favorite literary couple is Bella and Edward from Twilight.

What books are currently on your night stand?

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas and Honeymoon by James Patterson.

What's your favorite thing about writing?

My favorite things about writing are the plot and character building.

What is a typical day like for you?

A typical day for me starts at 4 a.m., and I usually try to write for a couple of hours in the morning. During the day, I run the accounting department for the business my husband and I own. My evenings are spent enjoying my family, catching up with friends, exercise, and crunching deadlines for my next manuscript.

What scene in Cascading Petals was your favorite to write?

My favorite scene to write was in chapter 23, but I won’t mention what happened to avoid revealing any spoilers. I will say that, as a writer, emotions are essential to me, whether it’s sadness, happiness, pain, or anger. When I write, I want to move my readers.

Do you have a motto, quote, or philosophy you live by?

Do the best you know how, and when you know better, do better.

Jane C. Brady is the author of the new book Cascading Petals.

Connect with Jane:
Author Website
Twitter

Buy The Book

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

Interview with Richard Easter, author of The General Theory of Haunting

What can you tell us about your new release, The General Theory of Haunting?

“The General Theory…” is a ghost story and one-third of my “Snow Trilogy” - three books set in and around snow, published by Endeavour Media.

The books can all be read independently, but once you have read the entire trilogy, you’ll see how themes and characters interweave. Minor characters or plot lines in one can become major in another, but they can be read in any order as totally separate entities, should you wish.

In “Theory…” I wanted to take you to a haunted house you hadn’t been to before. So everything you would expect is there - the creepy hall, the guests cut off, the creaking floors…but that’s all just set dressing and by the end, I hope the reader will agree that Marryman Hall is unlike any haunted destination you’ve visited. So far, I’ve been humbled by the generosity and praise given the book by international readers, so I thank each and every one of them for taking the time. It means a lot.

What’s the last book you read?

“Berlin” by Antony Beevor. I enjoy historical books, particularly about that period and Beevor is a master. This one concerns itself with Berlin’s fall in the last days of WWII and is a powerful, extremely detailed account. In “…Theory,” I’ve tried to keep my historical references as accurate as possible. You’ll see genuine people and places from history get walk on parts…

What or who inspired you to become an author?

I have to say, it was Stephen King. I started reading King when I was around 11 years old and became somewhat obsessed. It’s ironic that the first book of my trilogy to get a release is a ghost story - that was never the intention, but how very King-esque. I love his imagination but sometimes I wish he’d turn himself to less, shall we say, fantastical areas (wow, what a criticism. Yeah, “I wish Stephen King would be less “Stephen Kingy”, right).

His short stories based on “real” life are as good as anything he’s produced in the horror genre and I think perhaps some critics may be a little sniffy regarding his literary weapon of choice. The man can always write like an absolute dream.

What is a typical day like for you?

Get up. That tends to be a good start. Not getting up begins the day on a deficit, as one generally needs to get out of bed to let things proceed. Have breakfast with my wife and daughter, then start writing, usually in the bedroom. So yes, I do go back to bed, thus negating the previous sentence. It’s where I’ve always worked. If I’m not writing books, then it’s scripts for TV. That’s my other hat. I’m lucky to work from home, that’s a great pleasure and privilege.

BAM. You're a superhero. What's your superpower?

Through thought alone, I could switch off everyone’s mobile phones at will. That way, families and groups of “friends” in bars and restaurants would have to actually sit and talk to each other, rather than messaging people who aren’t there. Also, on that note, anytime someone took a selfie, I’d make them loudly break wind at the same time. That should stop that nonsense, quick smart. Wow. Can you spot a particular Social Media Shaped Bee In My Bonnet, there?

You’re hosting a literary dinner party. Which three writers are invited?

Stephen King, just because. Ronald Dahl, just because. JK Rowling, just because. They’re obvious as hell, but they’re my obvious, so there.

What scene in The General Theory of Haunting was your favorite to write?

The end, where everything comes together. I can’t say any more than that. You’ll just have to find out why for yourself.

Do you have a motto, quote, or philosophy you live by?

I’m a “Santa-Ist” not a Satan-ist, nooo, a “Santa-Ist”. Santa Claus, for me, has the simplest ideal for living. It doesn’t involve loads of rules or even much effort, but it is rewarding for everyone. Just two words; be nice. You don’t have to be a Saint, World Leader, or Genius. Just…be nice. If everyone could just live by those simple two words, wouldn’t the world be…nicer?

Richard Easter is the author of the new book The General Theory of Haunting.

Connect with Richard:
Author Website
Twitter

Buy The Book

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

New Mystery and Thriller Books to Read | March 27

Hold on to the edge of your seat as we hunt for clues and solve the case with these exciting new mystery and thriller books for the week! For those looking for something scary and suspenseful, look no further than The General Theory of Haunting by Richard Easter. There's also exciting new novels from James Patterson, Jacqueline Winspear, Jonathan Maberry, and more. Enjoy your new mystery and thriller books and happy reading!

Get The Book

Want to read more books in this genre? Check out the new releases from last week!

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

New Romance Books to Read | March 27

Have you finished all your latest love stories on your reading list? We have some good news for you thanks to all the new romance books releasing this week! Get your hands all over the hot new releases from bestselling authors Skye Warren, Z.L. Arkadie, Kira Blakely, Vivian Wood, and more. We hope you adore these new romance books. Happy reading!

Get The Book

Want to read more books in this genre? Check out the new releases from last week!

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

New Books to Read in Literary Fiction | March 27

On the lookout for some new books to read in literary fiction this week? There are a plethora of new releases for you to check out! Cascading Petals is the new novel by author Jane C. Brady that you won't want to miss. There's also enthralling new books by Jane Delury, Kristin Harmel, Ariel Lawhon, and more. Enjoy your new Literary Fiction novels and happy reading!

Get The Book

Want to read more books in this genre? Check out the new releases from last week!

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

New Science Fiction and Fantasy Books | March 27

Get ready for an exhilarating adventure to new worlds thanks to all these brand new science fiction and fantasy books! If you're a fantasy fan you can get your hands on new releases from James A. Hunter & Eden Hudson, Scott Kinkade, Tessa Gratton, and more. Science fiction readers also have a host of new noves from George R. R. Martin, Kristen Pham, Douglas Lain, and more. Enjoy your new science fiction and fantasy books and happy readng!

Fantasy

Get The Book

Science Fiction

Get The Book

Want to read more books in this genre? Check out the new releases from last week!

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

New Young Adult Books to Read | March 27

Have you finished all of the Young Adult books on your reading list? Do you need a new book to dive into? This week you can get your hands on so many new release Young Adult books. Readers can get their hands on the latest intriguing novels from Ally Carter, Gayle Forman, Peadar O'Guilin, and many more. Enjoy your new release Young adult books and happy reading!

Get The Book

Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.

New Biography and Memoir Books to Read | March 27

Are you looking for some new Biography and Memoir novels? This week you are in luck, with so many amazing new release books for your library! You can pick up the exciting new books from Ray Allen, Ross Douthat, Leslie Odom Jr, and more. Enjoy your new Biography and memoir books!