My usual disclaimer:
Let me state, this is really based on authors or series that I'm already reading since those are the things I follow. I'm not paid to write this blog nor do I have any affiliations with any publishers so I don't receive free books or advance notice of things except what I glean off Facebook from people who do have those contacts or what I research on my own (which again, leads back to authors that I'm already reading). Maybe someday I'll be one of those who has the contacts and gets ARCs but it's not today.
I am so far behind my reading from last quarter that I'm going quite crazy looking at all these beautiful books on my bookshelf! I really need to just hole myself up for a few weeks with them and tell the world to take care of itself so I can get caught up. Unfortunately, the last time I tried that, the kids found me within 15min and ruined that plan. I don't foresee it going any better any time soon so I will just have to try and figure something else out.
First up is Broken Soul by Faith Hunter, the newest book in the Jane Yellowrock series. The European Delegation is coming and Leo knows that they want his territory so he is hiring Jane to deal with the security but there is more going on than she can guess and a vicious creature stalking the streets that she must also contend with. This is such a great series and Jane is such a kick-ass character!
Release Date: October 7
Poison Fruit by Jacqueline Carey is the third book in the Agents of Hel series. I wish I could say more about this book but I haven't even read the first book in the series yet. I loved her Kushiel and Namaah series and have heard that this series is fantastic as well but I'm still trying to find time to work it in.
Release Date: October 7
Ilona Andrews has a new series starting up with Burn for Me. A detective is being sent on a suicide mission to bring in a top-level magic user but she is not the only one who is searching for him and the other person is just as dangerous but in a much different way...
Release Date: October 28
Otherworld Nights by Kelley Armstrong sees many of the more obscure and hard to find short stories gathered in one collection. I know I likely have several of them but there were a few I wasn't able to get so I'm happy to have the chance to read them. I miss this world and am always happy to have any chance to dip into it with something new.
Release Date: October 28
The Cassie Palmer series by Karen Chance is always fun and I'm happy to see that Reap the Wind is going to center more on Pritkin than Mircea and the relationship with his father as Cassie drags him along on a search through time to find his son's soul.
Release Date: November 4
Waistcoats and Weaponry by Gail Carriger is the third in her Finishing School steampunk series. Unfortunately this is another series that I'm desperately trying to find time to read but haven't had a chance to yet. Really want to get it read before she starts her new series next year.
Release Date: November 4
Gin thought that life would get easier after she killed Mab Monroe, but as she finds out in Black Widow by Jennifer Estep Mab's daughter is so much worse than her mother. M.M. Monroe doesn't go for the direct attacks like Mab but is instead working to wrap Gin and her friends in a tangled web that will destroy all that she cares about.
Release Date: November 25
What was originally a duology by Mira Grant has become a trilogy and Symbiont is the second book. The first one was incredible blend of possible science with a cautionary tale of what can happen when humans take things too far without fully understanding the consequences of their actions. I can't wait to see what happens in this one now that the consequences are coming home to roost.
Release Date: November 25
The Dark Angels series by Keri Arthur concludes with Darkness Falls. This series has been a bit slow going so I'm a bit pleased that hopefully with several things to tie up that this one will actually move a bit better. Risa just needs to find the third and final key to the gates of Hell and keep Director Hunter from getting a hold of them and putting an end to life as we know it.
Release Date: December 2
Carrie Vaughn is finally doing a spin-off of her popular Kitty series with Low Midnight which follows Cormac on a quest to solve the mystery of a coded diary that could spell serious trouble for Kitty. We will apparently learn more about Cormac's past which will be nice since he's always been the "mystery man" in the series.
Release Date: December 30
So yeah, 10 new books coming out for the 4th Quarter and I've still got 8 from last quarter still sitting in my to-read pile a few of those as well as a few of these have other books I need to read before them because I'm behind in the series (or just haven't even started it). So yeah, needing a lot more reading time here!
Happy Reading!
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