If you’re searching for November book releases, Woman’s World Book Club has you covered. From a heartfelt romance to eerie yet suspenseful mysteries, a steamy romantic fantasy in the shape of the new Kerri Maniscalco book and more, these reads are sure to enthrall you from page one!
For the week of November 5 to November 11, step into acclaimed author Paula Hawkins’ latest novel, The Blue Hour, described as “an atmospheric, stylish puzzle box of a thriller” by bestselling author Liz More. Are you more in the mood for a picturesque and cozy romance? Open up Catch and Keep by Erin Hahn, which transports readers to Northern Wisconsin. If fantasy romance —a.k.a. romantasy—is up your alley, you’ll love New York Times bestselling author Kerri Maniscalco’s latest book in her Prince of Sin series, Throne of Secrets.
Are you a fan of Louise Penny’s Chief Inspector Gamache series? If so, the series’ highly anticipated 19th installment, The Grey Wolf, is out this week—and it packs all of Penny’s signature intrigue, sharp twists and exciting turns. For a nonfiction book pick, we recommend Gather Me by Glory Edim. Edim’s beautiful book is an uplifting memoir that’s a perfect tribute to iconic authors like Maya Angelou and Toni Morrison and an inspiring read for bibliophiles!
Keep scrolling for the entire list of Woman’s World Book Club recommendations for the week of November 5 to November 11.
Romance
‘Catch and Keep’ by Erin Hahn
Set in picturesque Northern Wisconsin, this charming story centers on Maren Laughlin, who is feeling lost after leaving her boyfriend and her job as a park ranger. She’s returning to her hometown to accept her inheritance: an old waterfront bait shop. Josiah Cole is a single dad, a local resort owner—and her brother’s best friend. Sparks fly between them, but Maren wonders if she’s brave enough to take a chance on love again.
Suspense
‘The Blue Hour’ by Paula Hawkins
Bestselling author Paula Hawkins is well-known for her thrilling novel The Girl on the Train—and her latest is another haunting page-turner. After an eerie discovery is made in an art gallery in London, an intrigued visitor travels to the isolated island of Eri—once home to Vanessa, a famous artist whose unfaithful husband vanished 20 years ago. As long-buried secrets are revealed, three people are connected in shocking ways.
Fantasy
‘Throne of Secrets’ by Kerri Maniscalco
This spellbinding romantasy takes readers on a riveting ride! Gabriel Axton—the infamous Prince of Gluttony—has always lived for decadence. But when one of his adventures reveals there might be something deeply wrong in his demon court, he turns to Adriana Saint Lucent, a reporter he’s been purposely avoiding for years. Now, Adriana and Gabriel must team up to try to stop darkness from falling over their kingdom.
Mystery
‘The Grey Wolf’ by Louise Penny
Danger, intrigue and a cast of dynamic characters take center stage in the 19th installment of Louise Penny’s Chief Inspector Gamache series. Despite living in a remote Quebec village, someone manages to find Chief Inspector Armand Gamache. A series of strange events begin to take place, and Armand, Jean-Guy Beauvoir (his son-in-law and second-in-command) and Inspector Isabelle Lacoste vow to track down the threat.
Nonfiction
‘Gather Me’ by Glory Edim
For Glory Edim, the library became a safe-haven to escape traumatic childhood moments, and that’s where she first learned the transformative power of reading. By the time she turned 30, Edim had created the Well-Read Black Girl book club, an online community that now reaches over a million people. Her new book, Gather Me, is a tribute to writers—like Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison and Audre Lorde—who changed her life. An uplifting, inspiring memoir for book lovers!
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