02 Nov

10 new books for November reading

Written by Kristin on November 2, 2011

It’s the perfect weather to cosy up with a good book, and we’ve got 10 new releases for your November.

The Next Always by Nora Roberts (now in stores) The first book in Roberts’ new Inn at Boonsboro Trilogy chronicles the goings-on at a historic hotel and the lives of its caretakers.
House of Silk: The New Sherlock Holmes Novel by Anthony Horowitz (now in stores) Baker Street’s most famous detective is brought back to life in this new mystery.
Wrapped up in You by Carole Matthews (now in stores) This Christmas-themed story about a hairdresser who escapes to Africa only to fall in love with her tour guide will delight Matthews fans.
Double Dexter by Jeff Lindsay (now in stores) Check out the latest of Lindsay’s bestselling novels about a serial killer with a conscience.
A Desirable Residence by Madeline Wickham (now in stores) Wickham, aka Sophie Kinsella, delivers another comedic hit with the tale of a family trying to sell their house and the lodgers who get a bit too involved in their lives.
The Best of Me by Nicholas Sparks (now in stores) The bestselling author’s newest romantic tale follows high school sweethearts 25 years after they’ve gone their separate ways.
Inheritance by Christopher Paolini (release date: 08/11) Check out the fourth and final book in the magical Inheritance cycle, set in a world of dragons and danger.
11.22.63 by Stephen King (release date: 08/11) King’s highly anticipated new novel explores what would happen if an ordinary man could change the course of history and prevent JFK’s assassination.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever by Jeff Kinney (release date: 16/11) The hilarious sixth book in the popular children’s series is perfect for a winter day stuck inside the house.
Crossed by Ally Condie (release date: 24/11) The followup to Condie’s international bestseller Matched continues the love story of teens Cassia and Ky in a dystopian world.