Here are a few of the new releases from November of 2022 that I didn't write a blog post on, but a spotlight through Goodreads reviews:
Better Than Fiction- Alexa Martin
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Release Date: November 8
Romance-Comedy
An adorable romcom about a bookstore owner who doesn't like to read and a romance author. Opposites attract in the best ways possible as Drew and Jasper explore a surprise relationship, supported by her friends and a book club of meddling readers determined to have a happy ending.
Rating:📚📚📚
Release Date: November 8
Biography
Discovering the true story of the untold family life behind privateer/pirate Captain Kidd, this is the life of Sarah Kidd. A woman who sailed to New York when it was a new colony of England, married four times for very different reasons over the course of her life, saw the best of times and the worst of times, and was probably the last living person to know the hiding place of Kidd's treasure.
Raven Unveiled- Grace Draven
Rating: 📚📚📚
Release Date: November 8
Fantasy
Book Three in the Fallen Empire fantasy series follows shade speaker Siora and former cat's paw Gharek as they go from enemies to uneasy allies in a quest to save Gharek's daughter and the ghosts Siora sees. Generals are fighting for the newly empty thrown and an evil supernatural entity is stalking the land, eating both the dead and possibly the living- and Siora may be the only one who can save them.
Rating:📚📚📚
Release Date: November 8
Historical Romance
Ash Hawkins, Duke of Buckley, needs a woman interested in a marriage of convenience to take over the raising of his three wards. Bronwyn Pickering needs a husband, preferably titled, to free her from her overbearing and domineering parents. She'll be free to continue her etymological studies on the Isle of Synne and he'll be free to stay in London running his gambling hell. As long as inconvenient emotions don't enter into the equation.
Rating: 📚📚
Release Date: November 15
Biography
A new biography on Queen Elizabeth II by Andrew Morton, best know for his biographies of Princess Diana.
Rating:📚📚📚📚📚
Release Date: November 30
Biography
An in-depth look at the final year of Anne Boleyn's life, Natalie Gruenineger explores how relationships between Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII changed as politics, Thomas Cromwell, and Jane Seymour altered the landscape and offers a compelling argument for why she believes Henry VIII knew Anne was innocent of the crimes she was charged with, but had to die anyway.
