Eagerly Awaited in September
While talking books with Blythe and Sandy at RWA, I was struck by just how diverse book tastes are even among the staff here at All About Romance. We all love romance, but it takes different form with different people. You can certainly see a reflection of that with this month’s list of the books AAR folks are looking forward to from the list of new Romances on Sale for September. What’s hitting your “to-buy” list this September?
| Title and Author | Reviewer | |
 | Reckless by Anne Stuart | Sandy, Lynn, Lee, Lea, Cindy, Jean, Nanette, Heather |
 | Blameless by Gail Carriger | LinnieGayl, Sandy, Blythe, Nanette |
 | Veil of Nightby Linda Howard | Jean, Lea, Heather,Sandy, |
 | Demon From the Dark by Kresley Cole | Heather, Abi, Cindy, |
 | Mini Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella | Lee, Abi |
 | Tyler O’Neill’s Redemption by Molly O’Keefe | Katie, LinnieGayl |
 | His Dakota Captive by Jenna Kernan | Rike, Lynn |
 | Body Heat by Brenda Novak | Lynn |
 | Hot Island Nights by Sarah Mayberry | Katie |
 | You Only Love Once by Caroline Linden | Rike |
 | The Devil Wears Plaid by Teresa Medeiros | Andi |
 | The Countess and the Kingby Susan Holloway Scott | Nanette |
 | The Lawman by Patricia Potter | Lynn |
 | Claiming the Forbidden Bride by Gayle Wilson | Rike |
 | Last Dragon Standing by G.A. Aiken | Abi |
 | Maybe This Time by Jennifer Crusie | Katie |
 | Warrior by Zoe Archer | Rike |
 | Perfect Blend by Sue Margolis | Lee |
 | For the King’s Favor by Elizabeth Chadwick | Rike |
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A nice lineup for September! I’m also excited about Trial By Desire, by Courtney Milan. I loved her debut in January (Proof By Seduction) and have been looking forward to the sequel.
It’s good and bad for me. I love all genres so that’s good. I have plenty of choices. But I love all genre’s so that’s bad. I spend way more than I plan and far too many end up in the TBR. But the ones I’m really looking forward to are:
Reckless by Anne Stuart
Veil of Night by Linda Howard
Hot Island Nights by Sarah Mayberry
The Lawman by Patricia Potter
I think a historical, a RS, a contemporary series and a Western historical series makes for a nice balance :-)
I’m with Jane O. Looks like a fairly lean month for new releases to me as well. I’m looking forward to RECKLESS, LAST DRAGON STANDING, DEMON FROM THE DARK and, though it wasn’t listed, JUST ONE TASTE, the last in Louisa Edwards’ Recipe For Love series.
And for those who missed it in prior years, I understand that a reissue of Crusie’s classic, WELCOME TO TEMPTATION is due in September as well.
I’m really looking forward to Anne Stuart’s and Jennifer Crusie’s new books. Other than that I haven’t fnd any other books to get excited about. Maybe I’ll try Teresa Medeiros again.
Wow, I haven’t seen a line-up like this in years. I’m usually lucky if I “”eagerly await”” more than one a month these days! I can count 7 (at least) on this list – yippee!
September looks to be a month devoted to rereading. The only new release I’m really looking forward to is Caroline Linden’s You Only Love Once.
I am eagerly waiting for Beverly Barton’s next one Don’t Cry!