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What Books Are You Looking Forward to Reading in Winter 2020/21?
I haven’t thought that far ahead and only have a few winter releases on my radar. That said, I have more books than I could read in a decade that I ‘want’ to read plus the ones I think may be coming out some time at the beginning of next year, but I’m not sure of the date. So… there’s a lot. I’ll limit myself to a list of five.
- All the Colors of the Night by Jayne Anne Krentz is the second book in the intriguing Fogg Lake paranormal romantic suspense series.
- Wild Rain by Beverly Jenkins is the second book in the fabulous Women Who Dare historical romance series.
- I’m reading Omens, the first book in Kelley Armstrong’s Cainsville series at the moment and I want to keep right on going through this edgy riveting paranormal romantic suspense series.
- I’m crossing my fingers that Spark Transform by Carol Van Natta from one of my favorite sci-fi romance series is out this winter.
- And, another Kelley Armstrong, Stranger in Town from the intense Rockton series.
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A Stranger in Town is on my list, too! Can’t wait. I forgot about All the Colors of the Night, but I plan on reading it as well. I’m scratching my head trying to remember the first book, though, lol!
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LOL, I’m kind of vague on the first book events, too, but hopefully it will all come back.
Woohoo! Glad you jumped in on TMST. This is only my second one.
All great choices. I’m reading Krentz and Armstrong books also.
Those ought to be great. I can’t wait. 🙂
I have never read anything from Armstrong, but she seems to be a fan favorite. Hope all the books are hits for you
I read my first Armstrong last year about this time and then binged the Rockton series. 🙂 Thanks, Sam!
I’m familiar with the authors you chose and they look like good reading. My books for 2021 that I’m looking forward to right now are all suspense or action driven, but I plan to mix quite a few romance stories that grab me too! Hugs and ore hugs! RO
Action and suspense grab me, too. 🙂 I know it’s November, but I can’t seem to get on board with the fact that it’s nearly 2021. 🙂 Have a good one, Radiant Ro!
OH… Wild Rain is on my list, too. I have a mix of new releases and TBR books on the schedule for winter. I’m making an effort not to add too many new books on to the list.
Haha, was just reading your TMST post and forgot to put the Danielle Garrett releases on mine, too. I loved a few of your older picks and I want to read about 50/50 on the new releases and older ones on my list.
I am really hoping that Carol Van Natta’s next book releases this winter as that’s one of my most anticipated releases too. I am hoping to finish my re-read of the Hikoboshi series this winter. Not quite sure what else I’ll be reading. I think Annette Marie should have a new release this winter too as well. And I am sure some of the other authors on whose arc team I am have new releases too.
Yes, we need Sparks Transform. 🙂 One of these days I will start the Annette Marie books.
Oh gosh, I have so many books that are already out that I want to read. I’m still trying to read more of what’s on my shelves, but new amazing books keep coming out!! lol
-Lauren
Yeah, it’s insane how many unread books I have on my shelves and, yes, so many tempting new ones. 🙂
Curious to see what you think of these 😀
I have a feeling they’ll all be hits. 🙂