TTT-Most anticipated releases through October

Happy Tuesday my bookish friends!! I hope you all are doing well. Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic is: Most Anticipated Books Releasing in the Second Half of 2026 . I have been so focused on reading the books I own, or are already on my TBR, that I haven't been following new releases as closely as I normally would. So, here are the few that I am super excited about. Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl and you can head over there to see what our other bookish friends are up to today. 

Top Ten Tuesday-Most anticipated releases through October

July

Bookmarked for Love by Sarah Monzon-it's the third in the series. I have pre-ordered it and it will be here soon.

To Have and To Fold by Emma St. Clair-the last in the Sheet Cake romance series. I already have the ARC of it, but I am planning to purchase the paperback as soon as it releases (within the next few days!!!!)

The Bachelor Spy by Pepper Basham is the fifth (and I think final book) in her Freddie & Grace Mystery series.

August

Twilight Tactics by Lynette Eason is the first in her newest series.

Things We Cannot Keep by Amanda Cox. All her books are standalones. By the time this one releases I will have read her to zero! 

In A Word, Yes by Kit Tosello, this is her sophomore novel. I loved her first book, The Color of Home.

Fatal Finale by Nancy Mehl is the third in her The Erin Delaney Mystery series. I have not read the first two, yet, but I will be able to binge the whole series once this one releases!

Through the Valley by Patricia Johns is the third in her The Amish of Shepherd's Hill series. I have read and enjoyed the first two and look forward to the conclusion of the series.

I am sure there are books coming out in September that I will want to read, but none are currently on my radar.

October

The Resurrection of Evania James by Jaime Jo Wright. All of her books are standalone novels as well. I have read most of them, but haven't read her Love Inspired, or her young adult novel yet.

The Sisterhood of Unlikely Friends by Sara Brunsvold. All of her books are also standalone novels I have read and loved each one she has written.

And, LOOK, exactly 10 on my list this week. It wasn't intentional, but pretty perfect, LOL! What books might I have missed for my list? What are you most looking forward to over the next few months?

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