Anticipated 2025 New Book Releases

Let's talk about the books that will be released in 2025 that I am looking forward to

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Books Mentioned (all links are affiliated):
THE BRIDE BET by Tess Dare
Fifth Thursday club
A BOX FULL OF MURDERS by Janice Hallett -
THE KILLER QUESTION by Janice Hallett -

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[hillaryberg]

Jan:
Once Smitten, Twice Shy by Chloe Liese
Beautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney

Feb:
Emily Wilde’s Compendium of Lost Tales by Heather Fawcett

Mar:
Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green

Apr:
Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon by Mizuki Tsujimura
Say You’ll Remember Me by Abby Jimenez
Great Big Beautiful Life by Emily Henry

May:
The Strength of the Few by James Islington
Dream On, Ramona Riley by Ashley Herring Blake

June:
My Friends by Fredrik Backman
Sounds Like Love by Ashley Poston

July:
The Undercutting of Rosie and Adam by Megan Bannen
Human Rites by Juno Dawson

And some of the ones you mentioned are on my list as well!

[Thebookforest]

So excited for Silverborn, I've had it preordered for so long and I'm so ready to be back in that world. I do feel like I've forgotten what happened in the last book though 😥

[Thebookforest]

Oooh more Janice Hallet! Read my first book by her this year and sped through it in 24 hours! Excited for her next books

[GameofTomes]

I reread (listen to) Morrigan Crow for each new book, I love them so much.

I added some things to my list! Thank you :)
-Jessica

Btw, I love your house 🤩

[LiteratureScienceAlliance]

Actually kinda interested in that new Kuang release now that you have described it!

[elaineporter]

Thanks! The sky is not falling. So looking forward to the new Osman book. I miss the gang

[JessOwens]

While the tariffs are still reasonable 😩😩😩😩😩😩

[teganbaker-smith]

I love that you do this video! I dont normally read the same type of books as you but its nice to switch up what I read!

[EvieM]

I’m looking forward to ‘Vera Wong’s Guide to Snooping (on a Dead Man)’.

[RR-xlyc]

Looking forward to Bonded in Death, because should be a pretty satisfying installment. You put a few mysteries (especially the last 3) on my radar that I might have missed, so thank you for those.

[jamieserrano]

Sounds like good therapy to me looking forward to anticipated reads of the next year and kind of seeing what you choose

[bjminton]

Yea! A visit with Mara!! Glad you are excited about books again! Kelley Armstrong has a new Haven's Rock one coming in February. I love her Rockton and Haven's Rock series. And, Dana Stabenow has a new one in her historical mystery series, The Eye Of Isis, called Abduction of a Slave. Her Kate Shugak series is one of my all time mystery favorites, and this newer series is set in first century Egypt, which I find interesting. Thank you for all the info!

[PokhrajRoy.]

I don’t think I’m ready for 2024 to end and 2025 to begin? Why is time simultaneously lumbering and buzzing ahead. It’s not mindful and not demure.

[CathyTitusNeumueller]

I love your recommendations! I’m really interested in Your Are Fatally Invited. I may preorder. I just finished Pony Confidential by Christina Lynch and loved it. Don’t know if you’ve mentioned it but it was great.

[tawnyachristensen]

Love that you pegged the Dan McLellan book!

[badfaithu]

I'm looking forward to Katabasis and A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping.

[ashleyslittlelibrary]

I felt that sigh after mentioning the tariffs in my whole body 😅 Added a couple books I haven't heard of yet to my radar from this video! 2025 is looking to be the year of 2nd books in new mystery series I enjoyed coming out (all with ridiculously long titles): How to Seal Your Own Fate, Vera Wong's Guide to Snooping on a Dead Man, and No One Was Supposed to Die at This Wedding are some of my most anticipated!

[Katiedora]

I'd started the Girls Meets Duke series around the hype of the third book coming out, figuring I'd be able to catch up by the last one and then look into her backlist...and 5 years later I have since completed 2 of her backlist series while waiting. But I've also decided that for the first time, I'm not including The Bride Bet on my anticipated releases in my reading journal because it has disappointed me too many times, lol.
But some books I am confident about in 2025:
-The last book in the Hart & Mercy series by Megan Bannen
-The last book in the Rebel Blue Ranch series by Lyla Sage
-The sequel to Swordcatcher by Cassandra Clare
-Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by VE Schwab and The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater (I'm tentative about the blurbs, but I love the authors)
-I'd picked up Killers of a Certain Age from BOTM, so if they also do the sequel, I'll definitely grab it
-Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green (I do love his nonfiction writing)
-Homegrown Magic by Jamie Pacton (it sounds delightful)
-First Time Caller by BK Borison (I actually don't like books based on romcom movie plots...but I loved the author's Lovelight series so much...)

And ALSO, I love your sweater! My eyes are tricking me about the color, but that pattern looks cozy and screams fall to me, lol.

[Hello_Kristie]

Charlotte McConaghy has a new one coming out in March and I cannot wait. Migrations and Once There Were Wolves are some of my favorite books ever. Plus, the cover is stunning.

[lexi]

I'm two books deep into the Thusday Murder Club so happy to hear the next is coming out in September. Can't wait to ugly cry! 😅