Long summer days are perfect for reading your favorite genre or discovering a new author. We have eight novels releasing this summer, just in time for readers to dive into new adventures or escape into swoon-worthy romances.
Keep scrolling to see which books you should add to your summer reading list!
MAY
Silent Horizons
By Chad Robichaux and Jack Stewart
Espionage Thriller
May 13
In this high-stakes international thriller, former Force Recon Marine Foster Quinn is tasked with going undercover behind enemy lines to pave the way for a critical mission. A great novel for fans of Jack Carr and thrillers with themes of military brotherhood, bravery, and loyalty.
Lulu’s Café
By T. I. Lowe
Southern Fiction
May 13
On the run from a violent past, Leah finds solace and a new beginning in a small South Carolina town. With themes of faith and friendship, this romance is a great fit for fans of Nicholas Sparks and Kristy Woodson Harvey.
JUNE
The Lawyer and the Laundress
By Christine Hill Suntz
Historical Romance
June 10
Lawyer James Kinney isn’t looking for love, and laundress Sara O’Connor doesn’t want to be found. When their paths cross in a British colony on the brink of rebellion, a marriage of convenience may be their best hope of survival.
Gone Dark
By Ryan Steck
Western Thriller
June 17
When a team of smoke jumpers is killed, Redd must outrun a deadly wildfire to find the killer and protect the only witness—a young boy. Fans of C. J. Box and the Yellowstone TV series will enjoy the Montana setting and nonstop action.
JULY
No Stone Unturned
By Jenelle Hovde
Regency Romance
July 15
When a local farmer discovers an ancient Roman mosaic buried in his field, Bridget Littleton dreams of making a name for herself by excavating the ruins. Her quest puts her at odds with the ambitious new lord who inherited the title and Hawthorn Abbey from his estranged uncle.
The Collector of Burned Books
By Roseanna M. White
WWII Historical Fiction
July 15
In the middle of occupied Paris, a resourceful librarian and a reluctant German soldier form an unlikely friendship over protecting books others see as threats. A thought-provoking novel about the power of words, perfect for book clubs. Discussion questions included.
AUGUST
What the River Keeps
By Cheryl Grey Bostrom
Contemporary Drama
August 12
Hildy Nybo is a successful biologist, but behind her professional brilliance, her reclusive private life reflects a childhood fraught with uncertainty. After accepting a new job near her childhood home, Hildy faces her past and moves toward freedom.
Last Light Over Galveston
By Jennifer L. Wright
20th Century Historical
August 12
Kathleen McDaniel fled as far as the train line and a pocketful of money would take her, seeking refuge and a new life in Galveston, Texas. Instead, she is thrust into survival mode when a history-making hurricane arrives in her new sanctuary.
