On January 16th, we celebrate Nothing Day. Or do we? Can you really celebrate nothing? Can you even do nothing? I don’t have the answer to that, but what we have below is something, and that something is a list of great new book releases.
Fatal Fall Foliage Cruise is the tenth book in the Cruising Through Midlife Series by Addison Moore. In this book, a dreamy wedding cruise up the Eastern Seaboard turns deadly when murder disrupts Trixie Lynn Troublefield and Ransom Courtland Baxter’s big day. Amidst stunning autumn scenery, secrets emerge, and with a troublesome ex-husband and a cast of suspicious guests onboard, the celebration becomes a fight for survival as not everyone will return alive.
The Anchor Series by E.M. Denning begins with Turning Tides. The book follows Shane, a lottery winner with a thriving bar, meets Archer, a tattoo artist rebuilding his life after betrayal. Their chemistry ignites, but Archer’s protective brother—and Shane’s best friend—complicates things. Shane must risk it all for love or risk losing everything.
Not Quite the Truth is the second book in the Lindsay Lane FBI Mystery Thriller Series by Nora Kane. In the sequel, suspended FBI agent Lindsay Lane returns to her hometown in New Mexico to uncover the truth about her brother’s possible role in a bank robbery conspiracy. When the local sheriff is murdered, Lindsay becomes a suspect and must navigate a deadly web of secrets, risking her career, freedom, and life to expose the shadowy enemy always one step ahead.
The Carrera Family Series by BJ Alpha begins with Stone. The story begins as Stone and Sienna share a forbidden love built on lies and secrets. When Sienna is taken and Stone’s identity is questioned, they must face a web of betrayal within their family. Their bond is tested as truths emerge, and they must choose between loyalty, love, and freedom.
Here is a list of all of the new books releasing today:
New Book Releases for January 16th, 2025
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Vince is the Entertainment Editor at Book Notification. His first book was Green Eggs & Ham by Dr. Seuss, and his passion for reading took off from there. He'll read just about anything, but can usually be found re-reading his favorite Pynchon novels and Seattle Mariners box scores.