Welcome to January 3rd and today we celebrate Drinking Straw Day. Now, you may be asking yourself, “What does a drinking straw have to do with books?” Clearly, you’ve never spilled a Slurpee on the book you’re reading. I hope you never need to find out. For the rest of us, we celebrate today. We also celebrate all the authors below who are releasing new books today.
Recipe for Rivals is the third book in the Arcadia Creek Series by Kasey Stockton. The book is a competition-based enemies-to-lovers story with a single mom, a firefighter, and plenty of banter.
After a divorce, Nova Walker seeks refuge in small-town Texas, expecting cowboys but not Dusty Hayes, a charming, cocky firefighter who tests her resolve at every turn. Though his flirtation starts breaking her walls, Nova is determined to protect her heart and her kids from further loss.
The Welcome to the Trope-ics Series by K. Malady begins with She Who Frees the Selkie. Maeve clings to books and memories of her mother, taken by the violent finfolk years ago. When her father captures Silas, a mysterious figure claiming to be a selkie without his pelt, he pleads for Maeve’s help. In exchange for his freedom, Silas promises to help Maeve rescue her mother, leading them on a perilous journey through treacherous waters to uncover the truth and reclaim what they’ve lost.
From USA Today Bestselling author K.L. Donn comes Big Daddy, the first book in the Blue Collar Daddies Series. In this erotic series the men are older, the women younger, and everyone gets their very own Daddy.
Jagger is the second in the Mountain Men of Danger Falls Series by Piper Stone. Sparks fly in a remote mountain town between a resort owner and a former doctor.
Here is a list of all of the new books releasing today:
New Book Releases for January 3rd, 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.