What to Read this Week - September 16 - September 22, 2024
What to Read this Week - September 16 - September 22, 2024
Our most anticipated new releases and recommendations for this week
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In this episode of the Reading Under the Covers, a romance novel podcast, we are highlighting our most anticipated romance book releases of September 16 thru September 22, 2024.
What to Read This Week - New Book Releases September 16 - September 22, 2024
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Books Mentioned:
Sweet Little Spies by Lexi Blake
In this erotic romance with suspense, three characters—Aiden, Tristan, and Carys—are bound by a deep connection. But when Tristan goes undercover, their relationship is put to the test. Expect a polyamorous romance with high stakes, secrets, and plenty of tension. Perfect for fans of complicated relationships and suspenseful, emotional storylines.
My Vampire Plus-One by Jenna Levine
My Vampire Plus One is a fake dating rom-com with a paranormal twist. Amelia’s tired of family pressure and decides to take a date to a wedding—only her date, Reggie, is a centuries-old vampire. As the lines between fake and real blur, their connection grows. Full of humor, swoony moments, and fang-filled fun.
The Anaconda Downstairs by Amy Award
In The Anaconda Downstairs, a curvy heroine enlists her brother’s friend for dating advice, but he quickly realizes he’s the one falling for her. Add in some hilarious chaos, family dynamics, and a literal anaconda on the loose, and you’ve got a funny, steamy sports romance with a sweet cinnamon roll hero.
The Gargoyle and the Songbird by Cora Crane
In The Gargoyle and the Songbird, a free-spirited siren pop star finds herself under the protection of a grumpy gargoyle bodyguard. With a stalker on her tail and only one bed during a wedding weekend, opposites attract as tension and sparks fly. If you love cozy small-town vibes and grumpy-sunshine pairings, this is a fun read!
An Academy of Liars by Alexis Henderson
Set in a hidden school of magic, An Academy of Liars follows Lennon, a girl with a gift for persuasion. As she navigates her studies, she becomes entangled with a dangerously charismatic advisor, Dante, and uncovers the dark secrets of the school. With magic, power, and the risk of corruption, this dark academia novel is full of mystery and tension.
And this week I also couldn’t pass up the opportunity to tell you about 2 books that came out last week that I couldn’t include in the episode.
Nocturnal by Clio Evans
Nocturnal is a dark, twisted monster romance set at St. Thorns University. Nora, a psychology professor, and Alec, a botanist with dark secrets, find themselves spiraling into an intense and dangerous obsession. With dark academia vibes and a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde twist, this story is perfect for fans of toxic, brooding romances with a sinister edge.
Anathema by Keri Lake
In Anathema, a dark Gothic fantasy, Mayveth is shunned and cast into the feared Witch Knell forest. There, she encounters Lord Zevander, a cursed and ruthless hero. As their bond intensifies, the story unfolds with a slow-burn romance, rich atmosphere, and horror elements, making it a captivating read for lovers of dark, Gothic romance.
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