Eagerly Awaited November Books

ByLynn Spencer 10/31/201402/29/2020

November is definitely shaping up to be a blockbuster month for historical romances. Personally, I’m thrilled to see Jeannie Lin’s latest novel out, and most of us here at AAR can’t wait to get our hands on the big new releases from Joanna Bourne and Mary Balogh. What do you have your eyes on this November?

	Title and Author	Reviewer
	Rogue Spy by Joanna Bourne	Blythe, Lynn, Dabney, Lea, Lee, Caz, Cindy, Alex, Mary, Rike, Jean, Caroline, Alex
	Only Enchanting by Mary Balogh	Dabney, Rike, Alex, Blythe, Maggie, Caz, Lee
	Burn for Me by Ilona Andrews	Lea, Jean, Heather, Melanie, Maggie
	Gunpowder Alchemy by Jeannie Lin	Lynn, Maggie, Rike
	Archangel’s Shadows by Nalini Singh	Jean, Lea, Alex
	Shopaholic to the Stars by Sophie Kinsella	Lee
	Maybe This Christmas by Sarah Morgan	Rike
	Santa’s Playbook by Karen Templeton	Caroline
	Wild by Jill Sorenson	Lynn
	Dreamer’s Pool by Juliet Marillier	Melanie
	The Paris Winter by Imogen Robertson	Caz
	Wish Upon a Snowflake by Christine Merrill, Linda Skye, and Elizabeth Rolls	Rike
	A Yorkshire Christmas by Kate Hewitt	Lynn
	Hello From the Gillespies by Monica McInerney	Lee
	Alanna by Kathleen Bittner Roth	Melanie
	Destiny’s Captive by Beverly Jenkins	Lynn
	Crossfire Christmas by Julie Miller	Rike

Lynn Spencer

I enjoy spending as much time as I can between the covers of a book, traveling through time and around the world. When I'm not having adventures with fictional characters, I'm an attorney in Virginia and I love just hanging out with my husband, little man, and the cat who rules our house.

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Sonya Heaney

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11/01/2014 3:08 am

I really enjoyed an ARC of Marriage Made in Money by Sophia James, which is out this month.

There’s also Lady Elinor’s Wicked Adventures by Lillian Marek out next week. It’s not perfect, but historical romance set in the Victorian era, taking place in France and Italy – and with not a bloody duke in sight? It wasn’t my favourite book ever, but I was thrilled with the originality!