Most Anticipated New Releases, July – December 2026

July 7, 2026 Top Ten Tuesday 7

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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly feature/meme now hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. The meme was originally the brainchild of The Broke and the Bookish. This week’s topic is Book Titles That Include the Word ____,” but since I missed last week’s TTT, I decided to use that prompt instead.

  1. Sea of Charms (Sarah Beth Durst) – 7/21/2026 (already read an ARC)
  2. Brave Truth (Celia Lake) – 8/07/2026
  3. Murder in Blackfriars (Jennifer Ashley) – 8/11/2026
  4. Twig’s Traveling Tomes (Gryffin Murphy) – 9/08/2026 (already read an ARC)
  5. Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel (Lucy Foley) – 9/22/2026 (already read an ARC)
  6. Murder on Threadneedle Street (Andrea Penrose) – 9/29/2026
  7. Wondrous (Heather Fawcett) – 10/06/2026
  8. As You Wake, Break the Shell (Becky Chambers) – 10/13/2026
  9. The Christmas Clue (Nicola Upson) – 10/20/2026
  10. A Waltz to Remember (Mary Balogh) – 10/27/2026 (placeholder cover)
  11. Midnight in the House of Commons (Charles Finch) – 11/03/2026
  12. Witches of Questionable Intent (Jenn McKinlay) – 11/10/2026
  13. Birth of the Witch (Nora Roberts) – 11/17/2026
  14. My Unfamiliar (Mara Rutherford) – 12/1/2026
  15. Vanyel and Vixen (Mercedes Lackey) – 12/15/2026

Also anticipating…

  1. A Taste of Magic (Tricia O’Malley) – 8/25/2026
  2. The Oxford Guide to Scandal and Lies (Kate Westbury) – 9/1/2026
  3. It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder (Ally Carter) – 10/13/2026
  4. Queen of Lombard Street (Lisa Kleypas) – 10/20/2026
  5. At Home to Company (Celia Lake) – 11/2026 (date not firm; no Goodreads page yet)
  6. The Monster Hunter’s Librarian (Lauren Connolly) – 11/17/2026

I was also looking forward to The Even-Handed Booksellers of Edinburgh, by Garth Nix, but I think it has been postponed or possibly cancelled. My calendar says it was due out in August, but the US retailers no longer list it at all, and neither does Blackwell’s in the UK. Waterstone’s still shows it coming in the UK in October, but it isn’t even mentioned on the author’s website, and he already has an adult SF standalone coming out in September. It’s too bad; I was really looking forward to it!

7 Responses to “Most Anticipated New Releases, July – December 2026”

    • Lark_Bookwyrm

      Lucy Foley did an excellent job of channeling Agatha Christie and Miss Marple; I was impressed. And I can’t wait to read the Penrose book!

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