A little later than usual, but today I wanted to talk about the books I want to read in November. I’m never good at sticking to TBRs, but I have a good feeling about this month. Normally my monthly TBRs are split into certain categories. Today I just made a lit of what I’m excited about. Let’s take a look!
Bones – K.L. Speer
I want to say I added Bones to an earlier TBR this year, but it’s really calling to me at the moment. The sequel was also just released, so maybe I’ll even read them back to back. I have a feeling this dystopian story is going to hit in all the feels.
The Twelve Days of You – Ellie K. Wilde
It’s never too early for holiday romances and The Twelve Days of You sounds amazing! Some of the tropes are: grumpy/sunshine, crush’s brother, estranged friends to lovers, and a Christmas road trip. I’m going to have a great time!
Half City – Kate Golden
The sequel to Half City just released and the reviews for that book have me wanting to pick up Half City even more than I already did. I have a stunning edition of this book that’s been staring at me since I received it. Our main character is a demon hunter and this book takes place at an academy. That’s all I need to know.
Captive Traitor King – Brigid Kemmerer
Warrior Princess Assassin was so good and I’ve been anxiously awaiting the release of Captive Traitor King. I love that this isn’t a love triangle, but that they’re just all together. The politics in this world are complicated and I have a feeling this book is going to be intense.
The Book of Azrael – Amber V. Nicole
The Book of Azrael is a pretty popular book and it’s going to be my swoonalong read of the month. I honestly have no clue what this book is about and I’ll be going in blind.
Circe – Madeline Miller
Circe is my in person book club read for November. I’ve seen this book everywhere and know that it’s well loved. Greek mythology is interesting and I’m really curious to read the story Madeline Miller created.
Beneath a Midnight Moon – Catherine Cowles
Catherine Cowles knows how to create stories that hit you in all the feels and want to be a part of the fictional families she creates. Beneath a Midnight Moon is a marriage of convenience between two people who can’t stand each other. We all know that’s going to make this very interesting. Maverick is a character who caught my eye in the first book of this series. I’m glad we’re finally getting his story.
Souls in Ruin – Jacqueline White
I’ve recently seen multiple people talk about Souls in Ruin that loved this story. We have an illegitimate princess caught up in the revenge of gods. That alone sounds very intriguing. Souls in Ruin is going to be a wild ride.
Bedside Manner – Stephanie Archer
Bedside Manner releases in December and I was so happy when I got approved for this eARC. I’ve seen some early reviews about this doctor romance? I’m not even really sure of the tropes, but I’m excited to dive into this story.
Freeing the Wild – Paisley Hope
After I read Wanted at the end of October, I needed to go back and finish this series. Freeing the Wild is a cowboy romance with a country music star! Yes, please! Paisley Hope has become one of my auto-buy authors.
Defy the Dusk – Danielle L. Jensen
I’ve read books by Danielle L. Jensen before and they were a lot of fun! Defy the Dusk is the first book in her new post-apocalyptic fantasy duology. It seems that dystopian and post-apocalyptic stories are popular this year. I have a feeling this author is going to do a great job with this story.
Mooncursed – Holly Renee
The cover of Mooncursed already caught my eye and the synopsis gave me extra reasons to want to read this book. All I needed to read was that there’s a cursed sea king and a stolen bride. Those are two elements that have to give us a good story.
Too Cold for Comfort – Nisha J. Tuli
Last year, I loved Not Safe for Work by this author, so Too Cold for Comfort was definitely on my radar. I was lucky to get this eARC as read now on Netgalley. This is a grumpy/sunshine romance that takes place at a lodge in northern Canada where our FMC is hoping to get an amazing picture to help her career. We get a grumpy lodge owner! That’s going to be fun!
Beneath – Ariel Sullivan
Conform was the start of a dystopian series that I’m having a great time with. Beneath is part of this series, but takes place hundreds of years before that story. I’m curious to see how this world got to where it is. I know a lot of people were loving Beneath.
So this is my November TBR! Have you read any of these? Or do you want to? Or, what’s on your November TBR? Let me know in the comments. I’d love to hear from you!
