Twelve Books to Read in December

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Happy almost December! December is a good month to catch up on 2015 releases before the new year hits. December is a slower month for new book releases but there are still several that I have my eye on. There are a lot of sequels hitting this month

Twelve Books to Read in December:

Fiction/NA/Romance:

first touch

First Touch by Laurelin Paige – Dec. 29, St. Martin’s Griffin. This is the first book in a romantic suspense duology about a woman searching for a missing friend. She gets involved with the man who may know something about her whereabouts.

the violinist of venice

The Violinist of Venice: A Story of Vivaldi by Alyssa Palombo – Dec. 15, St. Martin’s Griffin. This is a passionate and fictional account of 18th century Venetian composer, Vivaldi, and his secret mistress.

what she knew

What She Knew by Gilly Macmillan – Dec. 1, William Morrow Paperbacks. Rachel’s 8-year-old son Ben vanishes in Bristol and everyone’s a suspect in this psychological thriller.

anything for you

Anything for You by Kristan Higgans – Dec. 29, Harlequin. This is the fifth and final book in the Blue Heron series. I read my first Higgans book earlier this year and this standalone book caught my eye.

forgetting august

Forgetting August by J.L. Berg – Dec. 1, Grand Central Publishing. This is the first book in a New Adult two-book series about a second chance romance.

YA:

oblivion

Oblivion by Jennifer L. Armentrout – Dec. 1, Entangled Teen. I haven’t kept up with the Lux series but maybe reading this retelling (Obsidian from Daemon’s POV) will get me back into it!

thicker than water

Thicker Than Water by Brigid Kemmerer – Dec. 29, Kensington Books. This is a twisty murder mystery that has a paranormal element and dual POV.

see how they run

See How They Run by Ally Carter – Dec. 22, Scholastic. This is the second book in the Embassy Row series- I just bought book one since the ebook is on super sale. This is a spy series about a girl who believes her mother was murdered and sets out to prove it.

not if i see you first

Not If I See You First by Eric Lindstrom – Dec. 1, Poppy. Parker has a set of rules to navigate her blindness and doesn’t suffer fools gladly. A series of events has her rethinking her Rules.

this raging light

This Raging Light by Estelle Laure – Dec. 22, HMH Books for Young Readers. Lucille has to take care of the bills and her little sister when her parents go MIA- not the best time to fall in love but what you gonna do?

what's broken between us

What’s Broken Between Us by Alexis Bass – Dec. 29, Harper Teen. Amanda’s had to deal with the fallout of her brother’s drunk driving accident, and his return from prison causes more problems.

the trouble with destiny

The Trouble With Destiny by Lauren Morrill – Dec. 8, Delacorte. A drum major comes up with a plan to perform in a cruise ship talent show in order to save the band program.

Are any of these on your December TBR? What are you looking forward to reading next month?

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5 thoughts on “Twelve Books to Read in December

  1. Nearly all new to me! I just want to read more Elena Ferrante books this month 😀

    Sam Still Reading recently posted: Monday 30/11/15: In the mailbox & what I’m reading
  2. SQUEE! Ally Carter’s book! I guess I’ll have to break my resolution NOT to buy any new books till the new year (trying to get through my shorter TBR pile). Happy (belated) Thanksgiving!

    Debbi Michiko Florence recently posted: And The Winner Is…
  3. Good luck! I’m pretty sure I won’t get that much reading done in December.

    bermudaonion (Kathy) recently posted: Mailbox Monday
  4. Kim says:

    Great List! I loved the first book in the Embassy Row series and already have the 2nd book on my list.

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  5. I need to catch up on the Lux series, too. I think I stopped after book 2, but I really like this series. I didn’t know that the new one was from Daemon’s POV. I think that might be fun.

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