I love finding a series of books I really want to read when each new book comes out. Most of these I will buy or seek at the library as soon as they publish.
The Psy Changeling series by Nalini Singh. It’s paranormal and has great characters with really interesting backgrounds. I didn’t think I’d really like books by this but I was soon hooked. The next one to publish is in July. I will pre-order!
The Fatal Series and now First Family.
There was 16 books in the Fatal series telling the story of police dectective Sam and her political husband Nick. Each book progressed the story of family and various cases, some of which were ongoing through a couple of books. Now it has morphed into a new series which promises to be every bit as good. I loved the first one and have pre-ordered #2 for December.
The Seven Sisters series by Lucinda Riley
So far we have had the story of six of the adopted sisters. Pa Salt has adopted them and now they find out about where they came from. This book coming out, #7 later this month is about Merope, the missing sister so we have not come across her yet. It was announced there is going to be one more book – more Pa Salt’s book, so another one to look forward to. These books are long and I have found they are rather good on audiobook.
Romantic Suspense Series by Karen Rose
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haven’t read all the books in this series but I have tended to keep up with the latest ones. It is usually set over a few days, hour by hour and a murder of some kind is involved. I love the characters and of course the romance relationship that develops. They are usually about 500 pages but I read them in a couple of days.
When this comes out in August I’ll buy it. It is set in Sacramento and is #3 in that part of the series.
Any Series by Jenny Colgan!
I have really loved some of Jenny Colgan’s series and plan to read one I haven’t yet started. One of her series that has a new book this year is The Little Beach Street Bakery Series. The new one set in Cornwall comes out next month.
I like Jill Mansell but this one just feels old in terms of condition and I don’t think I’d enjoy reading it for that reason. So out it goes. I got it at a book fair so no loss. I have enjoyed some of Jill Mansell’s books before.
How Hard Can it Be? is a Maybe, so back on the shelf. It’s about a fifty year old finding herself. It may have a rom comedy aspect, not sure and if I don’t like it after twenty or so pages I’ll send it on. I’ve never read Allison Pearson. I picked this one up cheap at the bookshop.
I like the blurb on the back of Dune Road, its set in Connecticut and is about someone with new lease of life after divorce. I will certainly give this one a good go. I did get it at the book fair, but still in reasonably good condition. I have liked some of Jane Green’s books previously.
It’s the Little Things about three people who survive the Boxing Day tsunami and the years that follow. Another book fair buy. I will give this one a read as well. I don’t think I have read an Erica James book before, not sure.
This is one I picked up at the bookshop, has a $34.99 price tag! Why did I buy it? No idea! It’s about a woman who has lost her son in an avalanche. I’ll try this one too, the money outlay is enough to persuade me, but the story itself sounds readable. I haven’t read this author before.
From Mary from 
Charlotte by Helen Moffett comes recommended by Shelleyrae from 
Wrong Alibi is by Christina Dodd and I picked it up because Susan Elizabeth Phillips recommended it. And it didn’t hurt that Elizabeth from 
This Side of Murder wasn’t exactly recommended but the second one in the series was loved by Katherine from 
The Four Winds is the most recent book by Kristin Hannah. It’s set in the 1930’s and explores the Depression era in the Great Plains on a farm.
I heard about this book on a podcast and decided I’d give it a go, so have put a request for it at the library. It is only just published this month.
I recently mentioned this one as one I want to read. It publishes in May. Women’s Fiction
The Single Mum’s Book Club published at the end of last month. It sounds more like romantic comedy which I don’t really like that much so probably will pass on this one. But it has had good reviews on 
Lowcountry Book Club is a cozy mystery and its one I have the first one to read so no doubt this one will be on the horizon when I reach it. Published in 2016. It’s #5 so a little way to go before I reach it, but nice to know its there.
This one is part of a series but I think it could be read as stand alone. Its an older one published in 2013. Sounds like a second chance for someone who is starting out again in a new town. It’s a possible read.
This is #5 in a series. No I haven’t read any others and I won’t listen to this one until I come to it most likely. It is set in County Cork.
Another series I haven’t tried and this is #1 in the Liz Talbot series. Set in South Carolina. 
The latest women’s fiction book from Rachael Johns – Australian author. Published early May.
This is by Emilie Richards and publishes in July. Its about two families, two women and lots of secrets. I don’t need to know anymore, Emilie Richards is an automatic read for me and I was delighted to have this copy as part of a blog tour.
And a new book by Sarah Morgan and this one publishes in June. And of course I am very happy to read it for a blog tour. I like her books.
I’ve listed this book before, it was already on my reading list for 2021 and so when I got an invite for the blog tour for The Clover Girls I might have danced a little inner jig.
I haven’t really read this author but the title has “quilting” in it so of course it was hard to resist, and I didn’t.
Publishes 18th May.
Publishes 25th May
Publishes in July.
Publishes in May. Another romantic suspense from Nora Roberts. I like to keep up with them! Maybe an audiobook listen for this one. 
Publishes in June. Kristan Higgins is an automatic read and buy. Her most recent books have been delving into some tough issues.
I’ve read 
And another one awaiting me. The blurb says it’s a tender heart breaking book. I have it but might be the last one I read. 
Mary Kay Andrews always writes a good story and I like to either read or listen to them. I’ve only just read her last one, but if I’ve got it then I can pick it up when I need this kind of read. This one seems to involve a murder, someone on the run, the sister and her young niece. Escaping the murderer it seems. Has enough promise there.
Legacy publishes in May and most likely needs no introduction. It will be romantic suspense as well. May listen to this on audiobook. Will see who the narrator is.
Another series I really like. #3 in the Sacramento series.Say Goodbye. It will be a continuing story of a cult group and the FBI group that are working to find and end it. These books are always very fast moving and take place over a short time. There are a lot of pages but they go so fast. This one doesn’t come out to August. But it will be an automatic buy!
This one came out in December 2020 and is set in Alaska where a young girl is accused wrongly of murder. It is #1 in a series so a good place to begin. I haven’t read much Christina Dodd, only one other I think. So looking forward to finding out if I get hooked. I’ll know very soon because this one just came in from the library and I plan to read it very soon.