Fall Reading
 

Here are a few new release's for September. Happy reading!!


4th
Depth of Winter (Walt Longmire Mysteries, book 15) - Craig Johnson
Field of Bones (Joanna Brady, book 18) - J A Jance
Night and Silence (October Daye, book 12) - Seanan McGuire
In His Father's Footsteps - Danielle Steel
Leverage in Death (In Death, book 47) - J D Robb
Leave No Trace - Mindy Mejia
When the Lights Go Out - Mary Kubica
John Woman - Walter Mosley
Rooted in Deceit (Greenhouse Mystery, book 4) - Wendy Tyson
Die me a River (Welcome Back to Scumble River, book 2) - Denise Swanson
Murder Mile (Tennison, book 4) - Lynda La Plante
The Christmas Prayer - Wanda E Brunstetter
One Perfect Kiss (Hope, book 8) - Jaci Burton
Explosive Force (Military K-9 Unit) - Lynette Eason
A Deadly Brew (Tourist Trap Mystery, book 9.5) – Lynn Cahoon (kindle)
No Good Deed – Cass Green (kindle)

11th
Read and Gone (Haunted Library Mystery, book 2) - Allison Brook
In Want of a Knife (Little Library Mystery, book 3) - Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli
The Forbidden Door (Jane Hawk, book 4) - Dean Koontz
Hitting the Books (Library Lover's Mystery, book 9) - Jenn McKinlay
A Cajun Christmas Killing (Cajun Country Mysteries, book 3) - Ellen Byron
Doom with a View (Merry Ghost Inn Mystery, book 2) - Kate Kingsbury
Murder on the Toy Town Express (Vintage Toyshop Mystery, book 2) - Barbara Early
Love Like Ours (Sugar Lake, book 3) - Melissa Foster
Secrets We Keep (Callaway Cousins, book 6) - Barbara Freethy

18th
I Know You Know - Gilly MacMillan
Why Not Tonight (Happily Inc, book 3) - Susan Mallery
The Lost Carousel of Provence - Juliet Blackwell
What I've Done (Morgan Dane, book 4) - Melinda Leigh
A Secret to Die For - Lisa Harris
Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds (Legion) – Brandon Sanderson

25th
Christmas Cake Murder (Hannah Swensen, book 23) - Joanne Fluke
Silver Anniversary Murder (Lucy Stone, book 25) - Leslie Meier
Transcription - Kate Atkinson
Vengeful (Villains, book 2) - V E Schwab
The Walking Bread (Bread Shop Mystery, book 3) - Winnie Archer
Squirm - Carl Hiaasen (childrens fiction)
Chardonnayed to Rest (Wine Trail Mystery, book 2) - J C Eaton
Final Roasting Place (Cook-Off Mystery, book 2) - Devon Delaney
Antiques Ho-Ho-Homicides (Trash 'n' Treasures Mystery, book 14) - Barbara Allan
Assault and Beadery (Cora Crafts Mystery, book 4) - Mollie Cox Bryan
Forever Fudge (Candy-Coated Mystery, book 7) - Nancy Coco
Trimmed to Death (Bad Hair Day, book 15) - Nancy J Cohen
Feral Attraction (Cat Groomer Mystery, book 3) - Eileen Watkins
Just in Time (Dodie O'Dell Mystery, book 4) - Suzanne Trauth
Downright Dead (B&B Spirits Mystery, book 2) - Pamela Kopfler
A Whisker in Time (Whales and Tails Mystery, book 16) - Kathi Daley
Treacherous Is the Night (Verity Kent, book 2) - Anna Lee Huber
Premeditated Peppermint (Amish Candy Shop Mystery, book 3) - Amanda Flower
The Ghost and the Bogus Bestseller (Haunted Bookshop, book 6) - Cleo Coyle
Severed (Ellie MacIntosh) - Kate Watterson
Cowboy Honor (Longhorn Canyon, book 2) - Carolyn Brown
Season of Wonder (Haven Point, book 9) - RaeAnne Thayne
Five Years Gone - Marie Force
The Forever Christmas Tree (Bell Sound, book 1) - Sandra Hill
The Christmas Wishing Tree (Eternity Springs, book 15) - Emily March
Hot Winter Nights (Heartbreaker Bay, book 6) - Jill Shalvis
Christmas by Accident – Camron Wright

I'm reading The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer and I have The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton on hold.

dfit-thank you for posting the book release list and starting the fall thread.

First Fall Read
 

I am a biography/history fan. So for my first fall book, I chose:

Ninety-nine Glimpses of Princess Margaret

I enjoyed it but it may not be everyone's cup of tea but she didn't drink much tea anyway :eek:

I was inspired to pick up some biographies at the library today:

Michael Oher's I Beat the Odds: From Homelessness, to The Blind Side, and Beyond

Sidney Poitier's Life Beyond Measure

Also got some dvd's that had been recommended here
Viniyoga Therapy, upper and lower body discs by Gary Kraftsow.

Audible is having a sale until tomorrow night at midnight PST. I bought Middlesex somewhat by accident..... I think I was thinking it was Middlemarch, which a friend of mine strongly recommended. But I'm already more than half finished with Middlesex (no small feat -- it's over 21 hours!). I'm really enjoying it. The narrator is fantastic (I guess he is an actor) but the story is very much written like a John Irving novel (which I enjoy). Also set partly in Detroit, partly in the timeframe that I lived there, so I find it very interesting for that, too.

I read Middlemarch in college and I loved it, so I think you should keep that one on your list. :)

Wow, hard to think of it being "fall" already!

After I finish the Jane Green novel, I have a biography of Tom Jones that I will probably read.

Beth, is it his autobiography you are reading next? My husband really enjoyed his autobiography.

Sherry, yes, it's this one:
https://smile.amazon.com/Over-Top-Ba...70_&dpSrc=srch