We’re only a couple weeks into this summer, and we’ve already broken temperature records where I live in the Pacific Northwest! I’ve been avoiding the sweltering heat, so naturally, that means plenty of time curled up with a cool drink and a good book. New books may be part of my plans this month, and there are numerous great ones coming out in July! Here are some of the new publications I’ve been most looking forward to.
For this list, I’ve aimed to include a variety of genres and authors. From retellings of well-known stories and accounts of lesser known historical figures to spooky thrillers and adorable romances, I hope something here will pique your interest! Here are 29 great new books set for publication in July 2021.
Published on July 6th:

Vanessa Riley – Island Queen

Sonali Dev – Incense and Sensibility

Laura Sebastian – Half Sick of Shadows

Violet Kupersmith – Build Your House Around My Body

Lyn Liao Butler – The Tiger Mom’s Tale

Carolyn Ferrell – Dear Miss Metropolitan

Kristin Harmel – The Forest of Vanishing Stars

J’nell Ciesielski – The Ice Swan

Kelly McClorey – Nobody, Somebody, Anybody

Camilla Läckberg – Silver Tears

Rachel Donohue – The Temple House Vanishing

S. A. Cosby – Razorblade Tears

Emily Austin – Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead
Published on July 13th:

Jasmine Guillory – While We Were Dating

Annette Christie – The Rehearsals

Tessa Bailey – It Happened One Summer

Anisha Bhatia – The Rules of Arrangement

Tahmima Anam – The Startup Wife

Pik-Shuen Fung – Ghost Forest

Sunjeev Sahota – China Room
Published on July 20th:

Shelley Parker-Chan – She Who Became the Sun

Erica Waters – The River Has Teeth

Omar El Akkad – What Strange Paradise

Samantha Downing – For Your Own Good

Chuck Wendig – The Book of Accidents

Greg Buchanan – Sixteen Horses

Mimi Matthews – John Eyre
Published on July 27th:

Erin A. Craig – Small Favors

Hazel Gaynor & Heather Webb – Three Words for Goodbye
And that’s a wrap on my list! What books shown here are you excited to read? What new July 2021 books did I miss? Let me know in the comments!
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