New Book Releases Today: September 5th, 2024

September 5th is the anniversary of the very first episode of The Muppet Show as it debuted in 1976. Jim Henson’s series has brought decades of joy to people all around the world. Today is also a day of debuts as all of the authors below are releasing brand-new books to the world.

“What We Keep” is a standalone novel by Amazon bestselling author Jennifer Millikin. It is a full-length love story with no cheating and a happy-ever-after ending.

There is nothing about Gabriel Woodruff that Avery Burke doesn’t love. He carried her from a burning home and the rest is history. Their fairytale beginning led to marriage, but now the unraveling has begun and their fairytale goes up in smoke. Now, they are forced to ask each other the tough questions. What does for better or worse really mean? Can they get a second chance at a once-in-a-lifetime love?

The latest unputdownable psychological thriller from Jane E. James is “The Grandmother”. The story follows a grandmother who has her two granddaughters come to live with her after the death of their mother. It is the first time she’s met them since her husband married Vince. The woman believes that Vince killed her daughter, but the police can’t prove it. Now, Vince wants his daughters back and she’ll do whatever it takes to make sure that doesn’t happen.

The international bestselling author Erik Carter returns with the latest entry in the Silence Jones Action Thrillers Series, “Unspoken”.

“Take” is a brother’s best friend romance in the Fury Brothers Series by Anna Hackett. The story takes place in New Orleans where Reath must protect his best friend’s sister from an attacker who wants her research. He’s the only one who can protect her, and the only one who could break her heart.

Here is the full list of new books releasing today:

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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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.

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